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• Network Audio Mux
  The design for a new audio mux was sketched out by [[Tim Hackett]] in 1999, based around more free sam The original mux remained in use until 2005 to send audio to the AV network, controlled by the [[BBC Schedula]].
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• Network Audio Mux
  The design for a new audio mux was sketched out by [[Tim Hackett]] in 1999, based around more free sam The original mux remained in use until 2005 to send audio to the AV network, controlled by the [[BBC Schedula]].
  676 bytes (115 words) - 17:48, 7 August 2019
• Roger
  ...with power plugged in! The power literally just went to a socket as far as audio was concerned
  710 bytes (117 words) - 17:53, 7 August 2019
• Karen
  ...he YSTV studio, responsible for ingesting footage from camera SD cards and audio files onto the pending edits network drive, due to an apparent resemblance
  379 bytes (63 words) - 02:08, 15 May 2022
• Contribution Network
  ...the 1970s. Before this point it would in theory have provided a way to get audio and video from Derwent and Langwith to the studio in Chemistry, and thence ...corresponding receiver over in LTC. The audio was directly patched to the audio contribution cables, as this was already a balanced line.
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• Original Broadcast Network
  ...them video and the other four audio-only. Video channels carried both the audio and video signals on a single pair in the cable. ...(625-line colour-capable channels) and the audio (at baseband) amplified. Audio-only channels were fed via power amplifiers so that outlets could use passi
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• Broadcast Hub Relocation
  * Video and audio balanced lines (passive) from Vanbrugh Vent Room to [[G/046]] ...deo and audio balanced lines (passive) from Derwent to [[G/046]], with the audio also continued to Vanbrugh so that URY could use it as a Goodricke - Vanbru
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• Zombie
  Zombie was a music to video track produced by [[Emma Winter]] in 1995. The audio track was Zombie by The Cranberries. Unusually YSTV output was not used, in
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• Panasonic Max
  [[Category:Audio]]
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• Goodricke-Physics-Hub
  This leg of the [[Current Broadcast Network]] carried the video and audio feeds from the [[G/046|studio]] through to the [[Broadcast Hub|central dist ...ed as needed, whilst Network Audio should be fed with the balanced network audio signal. Video is carried on a standard BNC connector plugged in to patch bo
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• YSTV Sessions
  ...Phillips|Hui-Ling]] messaged [[Edwin Barnes|Edwin]] over [[Slack]] while audio editing in the studio, which after a while of messing, it was found had an
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• Adrian Jones
  ...f the [[G/046|Goodricke Studio]] refurbishment team, where he soldered the audio patch bay together and painted the panelling for the studio cabling system.
  606 bytes (89 words) - 22:06, 2 August 2007
• Roses 2001
  For Roses 2001, YSTV were asked by the Athletic Union to help do some audio-visual work at the Roses Ball in the Barbican Centre. Cameras and projector
  695 bytes (105 words) - 20:40, 21 March 2007
• Jamboozle
  ...e artists. Although the editing process took a long time for each episode (audio had to be mixed as well as the hours of footage), the bands in each episode
  887 bytes (145 words) - 14:06, 14 May 2015
• Spider and SchedSeven
  ...comes from the NetMuxBreakout, and currently only uses the campus network audio layer to feed both stream and network outputs via the compressor. For more ...the Network Audio Mux no-longer existed, this part of the system was axed. Audio switching would become balanced, via DB-25 to XLR fan-out panels, for the f
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• Elections 2013
  ...the theatre, in the two partial rows and first full row from the back, was audio and computing (left side as seen from the stage) and video (right side), wi ...amplification for the event (at short notice) - a group was taken from our audio mix and fed to four speakers we placed along the wall shelving by the audie
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• Studio Comms
  ...m ring circuit on one of the analogue switch boards. This was removed from audio channel and placed on the relevant supply rail, as it was on the other two ...from one of the control boxes to feed into the SVHS machine on one of the audio channels. Channel separation was pretty good on the stereo track of the SVH
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• Elections 2021
  ...talling a dedicated client and didn't mind the hassle of configuring there audio setup. But there was a little companion server which offered a simple websi === Losing audio during an interview ===
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• Woodstock 2007
  ...the stage (which was being done in the same room) and was fed through the audio mixer on the Max to [[JVC SVHS/DV|VTA]] which both recorded to SVHS and pro ...cking DaVE onto the picture output coming over the JCR roof from the Max). Audio was mixed using two inputs on a 4-input Behringer mixer borrowed from John
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• Vanbrugh Upgrade
  The virtues of balanced line audio earlier were already known at YSTV where it was frequently used to convey l ...of the units were performed in the studio of [[G/046]] using twisted pair audio cable which performed well over the limited lengths available, so any remai
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• Canon XM2
  * Manual focus, aperture, shutter, gain and audio levels (independent L/R) * PCM 48kHz 16-bit stereo audio through built-in stereo electret condenser microphone or line input
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