#HiFi vs. Linear Tracks
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Hi John,
>>>On a non-hifi TV: Will HiFi audio come out the speaker or only the linear
tracks or both or what?<<<
Well it is more dependent on the VCR you are using than the TV, and weather
or not the VCR has HiFi audio. But for the sake of argument we will assume that
you have a HiFi VCR. If you output the HiFi tracks from the VCR to a non HiFi
TV it will output the audio to you one speaker.
>>>On a hi-fi TV. If no hi-fi audio is recorded will it output the linear
tracks?<<<
That is a good question and the only aswer I can give is that on
my HiFi tv it will output the one linear track to both speakers. On
other TV's I am not realy shure……how I avoid any problems though
is to do the following. My master tape will usualy have only one
channel of linear audio. This is becase the other linear track has
LTC timecode on it. I work with only linear audio because you can
seperate it from the video and this allows much more conttrol. Now
when I dub the tape I record the audio to all channels. This way a
viewer with a HiFi VCR and TV can get the benifit of HiFi.
Regards,
Michael W. Towe
Falcon Video Productions
Santee Ca.
Ok, thanks for the information, Mike. So you do one final dub, and take
one generation hit to do your audio. Do you do any other work in this dub
or is its sole purpose in life to "fix" the audio?
-John
Hi John,
>>>Ok, thanks for the information, Mike. So you do one final dub, and take
one generation hit to do your audio. Do you do any other work in this dub or is
its sole purpose in life to "fix" the audio?<<<
Well it is not realy taking a hit on the generation to fix the audio….it
is more of taking a hit on the generation to get the SVHS master to VHS. Plus
this way I have a master to run dubs from if the client wants more than one
tape, or if it is a tape for mass distribution.
Regards,
Michael W. Towe
Falcon Video Productions
Santee Ca.