Your last assessment is correct. The PIX240 Is very versatile, which also means people have to learn how to use it and actually spend a little time in testing. I believe it can adjust analog and digital audio. Not all digital audio from a camera over SDI is truly in sync EXPECIALLY in the 24p world.
Oliver
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "johnrobmoore" <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> Oliver I guess my WTF? is based on my approach to how things should work. I don't spend time in the field so I'm not up on all the gotchas. It would seem to me that a camera that sends out an SDI signal with audio should be in sync as far as that signal is concerned. Perhaps I misunderstood the purpose of this adjustment. It sounded like it was to correct out of sync SDI audio. If it is, as the discription pointed out in the thread, to compensate for the difference between processing delayed audio and direct feed audio to the box of course that makes more sense. From what you are saying it sounds like if you just record the SDI signal with audio that would be in sync but if you take an audio feed direct into the recorder it would be early, no delay, so it gets delayed to match the SDI processing delay. If I'm getting a clearer picture the adjustment is really adding delay to the analogue direct in and not adjusting audio that is embedded in the SDI signal that is out of sync. Do I have this right?
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