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| - | ===== BMPCC Audio ===== | + | ====== BMPCC Audio ====== |
| The BMPCC has a built-in stereo microphone and a 3.5mm stereo mini-plug input for external audio. The internal microphones are considered unusable for audio recording, unless it's simply as a reference sound for syncing an external sound source. | The BMPCC has a built-in stereo microphone and a 3.5mm stereo mini-plug input for external audio. The internal microphones are considered unusable for audio recording, unless it's simply as a reference sound for syncing an external sound source. | ||
| The frequency range is surprisingly bad and some internal noise is introduced by the camera itself. | The frequency range is surprisingly bad and some internal noise is introduced by the camera itself. | ||
| + | [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIZ9sxMwAz4|Example 01]] [[http://vimeo.com/83495971|Example 02]] | ||
| - | On the other hand, the audio-input expects a +4dBm professional (but unbalanced) line level signal, while most consumer and semi-pro equipment is working with -10dBm Levels. For that reason, the audio levels often have to be raised to reflect that difference, when dealing with -10dBm sound, a rough estimate is setting the input level sensitivity to MIC and the input volume to 50%. | + | ====Professional inputs with not so professional plugs==== |
| - | Since the most recent firmware still has no audio meters, it is difficult to check the volume on set. One way is connecting a field monitor or EVF that displays audio levels or recording through an external field mixer. | + | On the other hand, the audio-input expects a +4dBm professional (but unbalanced) line level signal, while most consumer and semi-pro equipment are outputting -10dBm levels. For that reason, the audio levels often have to be raised to reflect that difference, when dealing with -10dBm sound, a rough estimate is setting the input level sensitivity to MIC and the input volume to 50%. |
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| + | ====Audio Meters? Yes, they are finally here.==== | ||
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| + | With the 1.9.3 firmware update, the camera has gained simple audio meters. However, a better way to check audio may still be to connect a field monitor or EVF that displays audio levels or recording through an external field mixer. | ||
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| + | ====FAQ==== | ||
| There is an audio FAQ covering most common questions on Audio with the BMPCC at the Blackmagic Forum. | There is an audio FAQ covering most common questions on Audio with the BMPCC at the Blackmagic Forum. | ||
| [[http://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15001 | Audio FAQ @ BM Forum]] | [[http://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15001 | Audio FAQ @ BM Forum]] | ||
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