[DonWrege]

No matter which data setting I use with the Sony Media Converter, getting audio into Deck or audio accompanying a Premiere capture results in pops, clicks and spits.

If anyone is using the Sony Media Converter succcessfully with a single processor G4 with either of these programs (or similar) I'd appreciate knowing what Extensions you're using/turned off.

Thanks,

Don

don
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new-guard.com

[GK]

i am new to DV editing, so I won't be able to give you advice on your
problem. however, try posting your question on www.2-pop.com in
the discussions forum, you'll find many very experienced DV/Mac
filmmakers who are who might help you with your problem.


GK

[King Chung Huang]

If you're bringing audio in through the analog inputs, then you've probably got the wrong audio sampling rate selected. The Sony DVMC units support 12-bit 32-Khz audio and 16-bit 48-Khz audio, as per the DV spec. If you have it capturing at 12-bit 32-Khz, then set Peak or Premiere to the higher setting, you'll get pops and stuff.

Check the light on the Analog In button. If it's green, then it's converting at 12-bit 32-Khz. If it's red, then it's 16-bit 48-Khz. To change it, press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Regardless of which setting you use, as long as your computer settings match, it'll be fine.