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Adrian Vallarino September 24th, 2005 11:41 PM

Monitoring audio on the FX1 ???
 
Im wondering what you guys' experience is, but I cant get to find a way to properly monitor audio via ear/head phones on the FX1.
Plugging a headphone straight to the audio/video output sounds horrible. I tried a stereo to mono adaptor and it was a bit better, but still bad.

Ideas?

Graeme Fullick September 25th, 2005 01:10 AM

Adrian,

Are you using the headphone socket? Sounds like you are trying to use the audio out socket instead - or maybe I am just misreading what you are saying. The headphone socket is beneath the rubber conceal just above the power switch. Forgive me if you already have found it, I am just trying to help.

I use a set of Etymotics earplugs - recommended by DSE and they are great. Very light and very accurate - giving excellent isolation.

Hope this helps.

Adrian Vallarino September 25th, 2005 01:21 AM

Oh God!! 25+ years in TV, early adopter of all new technologies, a guru in may areas..... how can I be so damn stupid :) ... no really I cant belive I plugged the headphone to the line out!!! oh well, is 37 to early for Alzheimers?

BTW, thanks!!!




Quote:

Originally Posted by Graeme Fullick
Adrian,

Are you using the headphone socket? Sounds like you are trying to use the audio out socket instead - or maybe I am just misreading what you are saying. The headphone socket is beneath the rubber conceal just above the power switch. Forgive me if you already have found it, I am just trying to help.

I use a set of Etymotics earplugs - recommended by DSE and they are great. Very light and very accurate - giving excellent isolation.

Hope this helps.


Graeme Fullick September 25th, 2005 03:25 AM

Adrian,

No Problem. We all have these "seniors moments" every now and then. That is what makes this forum so good - everyone helps each other, and by and large we all benefit from it!

All the best.

Bill Pryor September 25th, 2005 10:20 AM

Hey, I had to get out the manual when I first got a DSR500 to find out where the heck they had put the headphone jack. Sony is more clever than most when it comes to hiding things like that.


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