OSEE GoStream Deck User Manual page 130

MENU OPERATIONS
◼ Input Level
Input item is used to adjust the input level for each audio source.
Generally, when setting up audio mix, the first step is to normalize all your inputs.
This means adjusting the input level for each input so you can optimize all the
levels to their highest strength without clipping.
After setting the input level, all the inputs will have a common signal strength so
they are all at their strongest without clipping.
After normalized all your input levels, you can use balance item to optimize and
shape the quality for each audio input.
◼ Balance
Select Audio Mixer→ audio channel→ balance item to adjust balance.
If you wish to change the left and right audio channel balance for an audio source,
adjust the balance item to the desired balance point.
◼ Enable/Disable Audio Source
You can control the audio source whether to mix into the audio output by setting
the Enable item. Any one of the 7 audio sources has its own Enable switcher, the
value range is as below:
 Enable=ON: turn on this audio channel. This channel will be mixed into
the mixed audio output although its video is not the program output.
 Enable=OFF: turn off this audio channel.
 Enable=AFV, audio follow video. Set the audio mixer to fade the audio
with your video fade to black by selecting this value.
◼ Delay
Delay item is used for analog audio via MIC1 and MIC2 to synchronize with
video.
When using analog audio via MIC inputs, there may be a slight difference in the
sync between analog audio and video.
Setting the audio delay by setting Audio Mixer→ MIC1/ MIC2→ delay item will
ensure the analog audio input is perfectly synced with the video inputs.
 MIC1 and MIC2 have no AFV option.
 You can monitor the program audio output or other sources by PHONE interface,
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