Audio Breakaway - One Or More Audio Groups From Multiple Sources - GRASS VALLEY MAESTRO 1.5 - RELEASE NOTES Release Note

Version 1.500

Audio Breakaway - One Or More Audio Groups From Multiple Sources

Main Stereo
<Source>
Dolby 5.1
<Source>
Dolby + 2
<Source>
Spanish
<Source>
French
<Source>
Scroll
Input
Options
ALM
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Before performing a breakaway, it is important to understand the functions
of the Audio Breakaway Status Screen
Figure 12. Audio Breakaway Status Screen
Audio Breakaway Status
Multi-Source
<Bus>
Breakaway
The Audio Breakaway Status Screen
controls:
•
Audio Input Group Name and <Source> -
The audio input group name is the first line of text and the mnemonic
for the selected source for that group appears on the second line. Since
Maestro has no way of representing this information on the LCD
buttons of the background busses, it is from this status screen that the
audio groups to be broken away and sources are identified
•
Audio Output Group Name and <Status> -
screen. Audio output group names come from the Audio Output Set
defined in the Maestro Configuration Editor. The first line of text is the
audio group name. The second line of text is the group status. The
<Status> line will be blank unless the named audio group is not defined
for the selected source. In this case, the <Status> line will display
"Muted-no map."
Note Any audio output group(s) that is not defined for that source, either explicitly
or via channel mapping, will be muted upon selection. It will display as
"Muted-no map" in the Audio Output Group status line.
in Figure
Mix To
Main Stereo
Clean
<Status>
Feed
Dolby 5.1
<Status>
Dolby + 2
<Status> ID
1
Spanish
<Status>
French
<Status>
Scroll 5.1
Output
Home
Reset
provides the following information and
Appears on the left side of the screen.
Appears on the right side of the
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AUDIO CONTROL
Mix To Mix To Mix To
Clean Clean Clean
Feed Feed Feed
ID Amin EMRG
2 2 BCST
Lt-Rt Stereo Mono
Monitor
Dim
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