Hi all,
I encountered the following problem:

I have two cameras connected to HDMI, SD-definition (720x576 PAL 50th)
Start recording in DV AVI format (720x576 PAL 50th)

1 - If the "Settings" - "Performance" - "Video Rendering" is set to "VMR9", the recorded video has the colors faded, not saturated. Even if I change the color space to "UYVY" to "YUV2" does not change much.

2 - If in Settings "-" Performance "-" Video Rendering "is set to" EVR ", the recorded video is perfect but it has reversed fields.

It may be fine for streaming. But to work in post-production, this makes the recording unusable. The problem is only in the recording. The live output is good.



This is the configuration:

Asus P8P67 WAS Revolution
Intel i5 2310
8Gb RAM (Dual Channel 4x2) Corsair
HDD 500 GB Seagate SATA 6Gb / s
nVidia GeForce GTS450 1GB DDR5
2 x BlackMagic Intensity Pro

1 Sony HVR-V1P
1 Sony HDR-AX2000






Regards,
Felix

Hi Martin,
thanks for your quick response.
I will try the settings during the day and notify you of the results.

Stay tuned ;)

Felix

Here I am talking about audio. I tried to record a video but I could not get a decent sound.
These are my test equipment:

1 camera SONY AX-2000 connected via HDMI to Intensity Pro
All set in standard definition.

I need to record audio from the camera.
In the recording settings vMix I set this as follows:




In the input settings, I did the following:



In "External Output" I've set up this way:



These are the results:

1 - setting "Stereo Mix" recording with "DV Video Encoder" does not record any sound. From the speakers connected to the PC I hear him very well.
2 - set "DeckLink" recording with "DV Video Encoder" does not record any sound. From the speakers connected to the PC can not hear anything.
3 - setting "DeckLink" recording with "DeckLink MJPEG compressor" sound is recorded but is accelerated (about 2x). The problem perhaps lies in the fact that with DeckLink you can not select 16 bit 44100, only 48000 ...

In short ... I can not record audio from the camera ... This is a major limitation for me.
I need only one audio input, I do not need to change the audio during recording but this way you can not record even one.

I followed the guide for Windows 7, to set the stereo mix ... but without result.

At the moment not possible to provide a sound card to add to my PC to do other tests, but I would have preferred to use the Cannon camera inputs and balanced cables rather than go with a mini-jack ...

Thank you in advance for any advice / answers.

Hi Martin,
I tried selecting 2 channels and the result is that the audio is in slow motion this time.

1 channel = accelerated.
= 2 channels slowed.

But I think I solved the mystery.
I changed the speakers connected to my PC.

I have a pair of powered studio monitor speakers, EDIROL branded, connected by digital coaxial cable.
I disconnected and tried with a pair of analog speakers.

Now the "stereo mix" works correctly.
Probably when the sound card output is set to digital, even if the speakers you can hear everything, is not recording. Instead, using a pair of analog speakers, the sound card is automatically passed to the analog output by turning off the digital output. In this way everything is working properly.
Thank you.
Felix.

Hi Martin,
This is good news. Record audio in this way is actually a bit cumbersome. If you can simplify things, we'll happy users.

regards,
Felix