Connecting a video tape recorder, Connecting an audio mixer – Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.6.3 Installation User Manual
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Aurora Edit Installation and Configuration Guide
September 20, 2007
Chapter 3 Installing Optional Equipment
Connecting a Video Tape Recorder
In most situations, you connect a VTR to your system to get footage from tape.
To connect a VTR to your system:
1. Using a remote serial cable, plug one end into the top RS-422 port on the back of
the Aurora Edit workstation.
2. Plug the other end of the cable into the back of the VTR.
Connecting an Audio Mixer
You can add an audio mixer to enhance Aurora’s audio capabilities by feeding
multiple inputs into the editor. The following table is a suggested configuration on the
setup of a mixer and Aurora Edit, based on the Mackie 1402VLZPro.
Input
From
To
Cable type
Analog Audio
with a Mixer
VTR Channel 1 output
Mixer channel 1 line IN
XLR-female to 1/4”-male
VTR Channel 2 output
Mixer channel 2 line IN
XLR-female to 1/4”-male
Main mixer out left channel
Breakout Box balanced IN left
channel
XLR-female to XLR-male
Main mixer out right channel
Breakout Box balanced IN right
channel
XLR-female to XLR-male
Breakout Box Balanced Left Out
VTR Channel 1 input
XLR-male to XLR-male
Breakout Box Balanced Right
Out
VTR Channel 2 input
XLR-male to XLR-male
Breakout Box Unbalanced Left
Out
Left desktop speaker
RCA-male to XLR-male or 1/4”
male
Breakout Box Unbalanced Right
Out
Right desktop speaker
RCA-male to XLR-male or 1/4”
male