[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Hey Rene,

I guess i have found the hard way that sound is actually something not to pass lightly. i have couple of questions though.
a) I am wondering how do you manage to send the sound from the splitter to the cameras. Do you run cables or something wireless.
b) Why don’t you record the sound at the back of the room and sync it afterwards with the cameras (premier pro audio sync function)? Is it necessary for every camera to record the sound?

Thanks

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Thanks Oliver,

I have never worked with Speed Grade before but i think i should give this workflow a chance.

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Magic!! Thanks

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Great Steve,

Thanks again

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

This is really weird. I changed all the values. Hit apply and nothing happens to my screen. It doesnt seem to respond

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Hey Tero,

I have just seen your response. I had a quick look through the Nvidia settings and i cannot find the overlay dynamic range setting. Under what category of the Nvidia Control Panel is that?

Thanks

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Great Mark,

Thanks for your quick response. Very hepfull advice and insight there.

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

THanks again for your input but there are couple of scenarios that can go horribly wrong with this plan.

Lets say the A/V system is in the next room and i leave the Zoom recorder over there feeding from their system. If something goes wrong we won’t be able to see/know.

Also leaving the recorder on the podium and the battery/card runs out how would you know. That leaves you with a shotgun mic 5 metres away from the speaker.

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Thanks again,

I was about to create a new post with another topic about a sound issue i had but hopefully you can give me your two cents worth on it.

I was filming an event last week and the presenter already had a radio mic on him going through a PA for the venue sound. It seemed awkward putting him another mic so i could record for my video (although i did).

What is the usual way of doing this? I suppose:

PA Output (2xlr’s?)-> Zoom recorder -> synchronising with video in edit?

Thanks

[Ispaxan Nixteridakis]

Here is an example of the 2 videos.

8390_vs.png.zip

Source file is . mov(h/264) from a mkiii and output is .mp4(h.264).