[Steve Baxter]

I know this is an old thread but I have dealt with situations like these.

You may be better putting the NTG 2 on a stand at the speaker and either :

1) use something like a Sony UTX P1 transmitter. If you’re doing that you may be able to use the same transmitter box to get a direct XLR mono output from the in house desk then you can stand wherever you like with your camera.

2) Still with the NTG on a stand at the speaker, run an XLR cable along the wall to your camera.

3) Use something like a Fostex MR8 and take a recording again from the inhouse desk then resync later.

I have an NTG 2 and wouldn’t use it in the way you are doing here.

[Steve Baxter]

I know this thread is old but the information may still be useful.

I had no end of trouble with the Intensity Pro. On an ASUS M2N68-AM board / Windows 7 64 BIT. The first time I installed the IP in the PCIe X 1 port it worked perfectly for a few weeks. I had an Nvidia NV285 in the PCIe X 16 port to provide dual head graphics. One day in Vegas 11 the Intensity Pro just stopped working altogether. After a reboot the firmware message appeared but the update wouldn’t work. After an RMA return BM said the card was working fine so tried removing the NVidia 285 and switching to the motherboard’s built in AMD dual head card leaving the IP in the PCIe X 1 port. It still didn’t work.

I then moved the IP down to the PCIe X 16 port that the Nvidia used to live in. After booting up the 9.5 driver installed successfully and the Intensity card is now working.

Not an ideal solution but at least it’s working 🙂