(Audio Set) Menu; Settings For The Audio Recording (Audio Limit/Xlr Set, Etc.) - Sony Handycam HDR-AX2000E Operating Manual

(AUDIO SET) menu

Settings for the audio recording (AUDIO
LIMIT/XLR SET, etc.)
The default settings are marked with B.
The indicators in parentheses appear when
the items are selected.
See page 61 for details on selecting
menu items.
Press the MENU button t select
(AUDIO SET) with the SEL/PUSH
EXEC dial.
AUDIO LIMIT
You can set the clipping-noise reduction
function for CH1/CH2.
B OFF
Disables the function.
ON
Enables the function.
b Notes
• This function is available only when you set the
AUTO/MAN (CH1/CH2) switch to MAN.
HEADPHONE OUT
You can set the sound to output to the
headphone when the HEADPHONE
MONITOR switch is set to STEREO MIX.
B STEREO
Outputs in stereo.
MONO
Outputs in monaural.
INT MIC SET
x INT MIC SENS
You can set recording sensitivity of the
internal microphone.
B NORMAL
Sensitivity that is normally used in
professional recordings.
HIGH
Sensitivity that is normally used in
consumer recordings.
appears on the status check
screen.
x INT MIC WIND
OFF
Disables wind noise reduction.
B ON
Enables wind noise reduction.
appears on the status check screen.
XLR SET
XLR AGC LINK
x
You can select either linked or separate
AGC (Auto Gain Control) of CH1 and CH2
when using an external microphone (sold
separately).
B SEPARATE
Separately applies the AGC for CH1/CH2.
Sound inputs from CH1/CH2 will be
recorded as separate sound.
LINKED ( )
Applies the AGC of CH1 linked with that
of CH2. Sound inputs from CH1/CH2 will
be recorded as a set of sound such as stereo
A
sound. appears on the status check
screen.
b Notes
• This function is available when the CH1 and
CH2 switches are set to AUTO and the INPUT1
and INPUT2 switches are both set to MIC or
both set to LINE (p. 35).
x AUDIO MANUAL GAIN
You can select either linked or separate
audio level control of CH1 and CH2 when
using an external microphone (sold
separately).
B SEPARATE
Separately controls the audio levels of
CH1 and CH2. Sound inputs from CH1
and CH2 will be recorded as separate
sound.
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