I turned the main out volume on the rode mic channel all the way down and tested just the mp3 player audio going into the camera, then into the black magic card, and out to the Skype call and it did the same thing on the other end of the call, as in the recording in my original post. Let me know if any of that helps you out, or if you need more information and I'll provide it to you. And in Skype, I select XSplit Broadcaster as the webcam. Then in XSplit Broadcaster, I select no microphone because I select the Black Magic Audio In for the microphone in Skype.
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Then the main XLR outputs from the ZED are plugging into my Canon XA10 camcorder's XLR inputs.įrom there, I just take the mini HDMI out from the camcorder and it goes into the HDMI input on the Intensity Pro 4K capture card, so the capture card is the last device. So the RODE microphone, guitar, and MP3 player, are all going into the ZED mixer (now properly set up thanks to you guys!) as described in the thread I linked to in my first post. So, how EXACTLY are you getting the audio in and out from the first device to the last?įirst, the Black Magic isn't a box, it's a card plugged into the mobo, specifically, this one: I don't use Skype, or XSplit, so I have no idea what to look for there. Some variation of that may explain your echo, but sample-rate is usually what would produce the 'slow motion' type pitch shifting. The audio delay only manifested itself on the throughput when they sent an HDMI signal out of the Blackmagic box to another unit. Recording straight into Media Express, it didn't seem to be a problem. The problem being, the audio that gets embedded in the HDMI signal from the camera to the Blackmagic box conflicts with the analog audio they had going straight into the Blackmagic. I've run into serious audio delay problems before troubleshooting other peoples' rigs that were running analog audio simultaneously to their Sony HXR-NX3 camera and the Blackmagic 4k I/O box. I'll take a guess that you've got incompatible sample-rates and/or possibly audio regenerating from more than one source. … Attached files skype recording.mp3 (1.1 MB)
I tested this with a regular USB webcam as my source (as opposed to the capture card as a source) in XSplit and the audio issue doesn't occur when I use the standard webcam.īased on the sound in the recording alone, does anyone know what it means, or what might be causing it?
the video/audio feed going through XSplit from my camcorder, the person at the other end of the Skype call hears a garbled, echo, slow motion audio (attached MP3 file) However, when I use Skype, and select XSplit Broadcaster as my webcam, i.e. I know the capture card is working fine because I test it in BMD's Media Express program. Same gear as listed in the other thread above, however, now I want to go out from my camcorder's HDMI output into a Black Magic Design Intensity Pro 4K card in my computer to use the whole setup as a webcam in Skype and other programs. So I thought I'd try my luck with you again. Hi all, you helped me with a problem before here:
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