[Day/Night Icr] Tab (Srg-Xb25 Only); Setting The Audio - [Audio] Menu; [Audio] Tab - Sony SRG-XP1 Operating Instructions Manual

• The unit is designed based on UVC 1.1, but
some items do not comply with the UVC
standard because they must coexist with
the VISCA control specifications.
If you use an application that assumes that
the unit conforms to UVC, some
differences in control method, display, or
operation may occur. Note that these are
not malfunctions of the unit.
Also, note that the content described in
this manual as "UVC" may include the
above restrictions.
[JPEG]
Select the image size for Motion JPEG.
[Day/Night ICR] tab (SRG-XB25
only)
Use this tab to set the Day/Night ICR function of
the camera.
You can set Night mode from the OSD menu. For
details, see "PICTURE/OPTICAL FILTER Menu"
(page 32).
[Day/Night ICR]
[Mode] (OPTICAL FILTER - IR CUT FILTER)
Select Day/Night ICR mode. In [Day] mode,
the IR cut filter is enabled to remove
unnecessary IR.
[Day]: Day mode is applied.
[Night]: Night mode is applied. The picture
becomes monochrome.
[Auto]: The mode switches automatically
between Day/Night ICR.
Note
When [Auto] is selected, set the exposure
mode to [Full auto].
[Status]
Displays the Day/Night function status.
Setting the Audio
— [Audio] Menu
Audio
When you click
menu, the [Audio] menu appears.
Use this menu to set the audio functions of the
camera.
The [Audio] menu consists of the [Audio] tab.

[Audio] tab

[Send]
[Enable]
Select the checkbox to deliver streaming
audio from the camera.
[Audio codec]
Select the codec type for sending audio.
[AAC (256kbps)]: Select this type when you
prioritize the audio quality.
[AAC (128kbps)]: Select this type when you
prioritize the data capacity.
This setting will not effect on the audio signal
embedded on HDMI.
[Encode sample rate]
Set the sample rate for audio encoding.
[Setting]
Make settings for sending audio.
[Input selection]
Select microphone input or line input.
[Audio volume]
When [Input selection] is set to
[Microphone], set the volume level of the
audio input from the MIC terminal (audio
input terminal). Select a level in the range
from [0] to [+10].
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