Z-1 Stereo output at DVinfo.net

Jeff Mack · August 30th, 2009, 12:53 PM

I shoot with two xlr inputs, one a mono feed from a sound board and the other a mono crowd mic. Both XLR inputs. I have audio monitoring set to Ch1, Ch2 so I can hear both channels separately. I have xlr channel select set to CH1 so I can get both tracks to tape separately for mixing later. I then take my feed into Wirecast for a broadcast on UStream. It is clear that my wirecast settings say stereo encoding but the viewers are getting one channel only. Can't tell if it is a mix into one channel or not. Any suggestions?
Jeff

Tom Hardwick · September 11th, 2009, 01:15 AM

The Z1's menu will allow you to record two XLR feeds in various ways - as discrete and separate L & R channels (stereo), as mixed mono, as L into L & R and as R into L & R.

It sounds as if you understand this, so it appears as if the problem is downstream from you, and that either a mix of L & R is happening, or either L or R is being spread across both channels.

tom.

August 30th, 2009, 12:53 PM	#1
Jeff Mack Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: McKinney, TX Posts: 195	Z-1 Stereo output I shoot with two xlr inputs, one a mono feed from a sound board and the other a mono crowd mic. Both XLR inputs. I have audio monitoring set to Ch1, Ch2 so I can hear both channels separately. I have xlr channel select set to CH1 so I can get both tracks to tape separately for mixing later. I then take my feed into Wirecast for a broadcast on UStream. It is clear that my wirecast settings say stereo encoding but the viewers are getting one channel only. Can't tell if it is a mix into one channel or not. Any suggestions? Jeff

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September 11th, 2009, 01:15 AM	#2
Tom Hardwick Inner Circle Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Billericay, England UK Posts: 4,711	The Z1's menu will allow you to record two XLR feeds in various ways - as discrete and separate L & R channels (stereo), as mixed mono, as L into L & R and as R into L & R. It sounds as if you understand this, so it appears as if the problem is downstream from you, and that either a mix of L & R is happening, or either L or R is being spread across both channels. tom.