DVL-Digest 1177 - Postings: Index Connection not always seen dv-l digest: June 09, 2002 mixing on TV monitor speakers Connection not always seen - "Perry Mitchell" From: Marty Matthews Thanks Kurt. Unfortunately it is the only camera I have. I think you are right that it is because of an early, slightly different, FireWire spec. What I don't understand is why it works sometimes? The other platform you speak of is Mac? It does consistently work on the newer Macs. Do you know why? Thanks again, Marty Matthews dv-l digest: June 09, 2002 - Adam Wilt > I find if I mix on big speakers the sound can sound horrible on my TV > speakers. So shouldn't ALL mixing be done through TV speakers since that' > s > what will reproduce the end product in 99% of the cases? A good observation. Mixing should be done on high-quality monitors what let you hear every detail, so that you can catch faint noises and subtle level and atmosphere changes -- but you should also check your mix in mono on a crappy little TV speaker. Some people reverse the priorities, doing most of their mixing on the tinny mono speaker, and periodically checking on the good monitors. Personally I usually make the mix through AKG K240 or Sony MDR-F1 headphones (yes, sacrilege, I know...) and review the mix through my tinny mono speaker. Cheers, Adam Wilt [Any bizarre line breaks courtesy of OS X's Mail.app. Think Different!] mixing on TV monitor speakers - "Perry Mitchell" From: Steven Rogers I looked at some of my DVDs on a really good TV for the first time over the weekend (a 57 inch Sony) and got some surprises. I'd been looking at them on an older 52" Mitsubishi analog TV which wasn't as bright as it should be - but I didn't realize how much dimmer it was until I saw it on the new Sony. Also, the Sony doesn't appear to crop anything off the edge of picture like my regular analog TVs do. That seems like a great idea, but in some ways it makes it even more difficult to make "universal" DVD that looks great on a high quality TV and at least acceptable on a low quality TV. (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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