Wireless Audition & Wireless Re-Record - Zaxcom Fusion 12 User Manual

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into record after a ZaxNet playback operation, pressing the UP key forces the units into record while pressing the
DOWN key restores the IFB to its default state of "----".
Wireless Audition & Wireless Re-Record
Each wireless transmitter will replay from its memory card, based on the timecode and user-bits recorded with
the Take. Be sure to change the user-bits each day so that the audio files do not contain the same user-bits on
different days.
When a segment is cued in the
to the wireless cue buffer so the wireless system knows where to locate the audio on the wireless memory card.
The Cue Mode page contains the Cue Toggle button. Pressing this button opens the
The Wireless Cue page is used to replay the audio from the wireless system (Wireless Audition) and to re-
broadcast and re-record the audio stored on the wireless transmitters (Wireless Re-Record).
If timecode and user-bits are manually entered in the Wireless Cue page, the wireless will cue to the exact
location entered, provided the timecode location exists in the available audio files. This direct entry of timecode
and user-bits will remain active until a segment is entered in the Cue Mode page.
Pressing the Wireless Audition button in the Wireless Cue page will cause each transmitter to replay the audio in
its memory card. The audio will replay in sync from all of the transmitters that were used during the original
recording. The recorder‟s STOP key must be pressed to manually stop the playback from the transmitters. The
transmitters will continue to play into the next segment until the end of the last segment available is reached.
Pressing the Wireless Re-Record button in the Wireless Cue page will cause each transmitter to playback the
audio in its memory card. The Deva/Fusion will go into record mode and will re-record the tracks as if they were
being recorded live. A note in the new file will be automatically generated to indicate the timecode offset that
should be entered into the telecine controller in Post to play the re-recorded file.
The audio will replay in sync from all of the transmitters that were used during the original recording. The
recorder‟s STOP key must be pressed to manually stop the playback from the transmitters and to stop the Re-
Record process on the recorder. The transmitters will continue to play into the next segment and the recorder
will continue to record until the end of the last segment is reached.
Cue Mode page {p.118}, the timecode and user-bits are automatically transferred
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Cue Mode page {p.118}.