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3. Ensure that the Record/Input descriptions match the Playback/Output settings. For
example, if you have a microphone plugged into the rear pink connector, then the
Playback/Output option should be set to Rear Pink In. If you have a Line input audio
device connected to the front black connector, the Playback/Output option should be set
to Front Black In.
➤ Clip Pan: When you add an audio dissolve between two clips with Clip Pan onto a single
audio track, the audio dissolve uses the Clip Pan setting on the outgoing source for the
duration of the dissolve.
➤ Occasionally, you might receive a "ReadStreamAsyn" error when performing a Digital
Audio Scrub. If you continue scrubbing, the audio will come back.
➤ Pan Automation (overrides Clip Pan when applied): When you add an audio dissolve
between two clips with Automation Pan onto a single audio track, the audio dissolve
interpolates the pan values between the pan keyframe value at the beginning of the dissolve
and the pan keyframe value at the end of the dissolve. Any pan keyframe that exists in the
middle of the dissolve is ignored.
Workaround: Place the two clips on separate tracks using Clip Pan, fade one to silence,
and fade the other up from silence.
➤ If you open a 720p50 HD project, open the Capture tool window, select HD-SDI video and
Audio input. Capture an HD Clip from Satellite source using HD-SDI Embedded feature,
saved it to Bin. Create an HD sequence using above saved HD Clip. Configure the Panasonic
HD 150, set the deck to accept HD-SDI audio Embedded. Open Video output dialog: Turn
on HD-SDI Audio Embedded ON. Attempt to output an HD sequence (Preview) to a HD
deck using HD-SDI audio Embedded feature completely fail. There is no audio output signal
seen on Deck.
➤ The Panasonic HD150 deck will not decode the HD embedded audio stream from
Adrenaline or Avid Nitris.
Workaround: Connect AES audio from the Avid DNA hardware to the deck and disable
the embedded audio.
Audio Punch-In Tool
➤ You could monitor input during preroll in previous versions. If you have a software-only
system, you can still monitor input during preroll. If you have an Avid Mojo, input
monitoring begins at the IN point, not during preroll.