Un-Mapping Channels - GRASS VALLEY MAESTRO 1.5 - RELEASE NOTES Release Note

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Un-Mapping Channels

< Monitor Point > / < Source Name >
Main Stereo
<Source>
Dolby 5.1
<Source>
Dolby + 2
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Input
Options
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If a mapping exists between an audio input group and one or more audio
output groups and that mapping is no longer desirable or necessary, it is
possible to undo those mappings.
To un-map one or more audio output groups from an audio input group the
operator performs the following steps:
1. On the Channel Mapping Screen, press the small black button under
the
label.
Un-Map
The
button highlight color changes to red indicating that the Un-
Un-Map
Map process has been initiated.
2. Select the audio output group (right side of display) which you wish to
un-map from its associated audio input group by pressing the small
black button next to the group name label.
The mapping, as indicated by the arrow from the input group to the
output group is deleted. See
3. Repeat
Step 1
and
Figure 21. Un-Mapping Channels
Default
Un-Map
Mapping
In this example, the Spanish and French output groups (shown in
mapped to the Main Stereo input group) have been un-mapped.
Figure
21.
Step 2
for all groups you wish to Un-Map.
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
AUDIO CONTROL
Mix To
Mix To
Mix To
Clean
Clean
Clean
Feed
Feed
Feed
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2
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