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Grass Valley MRC v.1.2 User Manual

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Pass-Through Sources

Thus, if the MRC pass-through list is . . .

1

1281

5

1285

9

1289

13

1293

2

1282

6

1286

10

1290

14

1294

3

1283

7

1287

11

1291

15

1295

4

1284

8

1288

12

1292

16

1296

. . . then your source, defined in NV9000-SE Utilities, would have levels

Audio 1 = 1281

Audio 2 = 1282,

. . .

Audio 16 = 1296.

Taking this source (directly) to an output (of a disembedder/embedder card) will route all the
audio channels of the video at the output straight through to the output without shuffle.

A shuffle could be accomplished if the panel operator is willing to perform a level mapping.

The second method, discussed next, addresses shuffling.

Method 2

Create multiple source devices whose individual port numbers are the same as the numbers you
entered in the ‘Pass-Thru Shuffle Audio Sources’ table of MRC’s router levels page.

You should create a source device for each of the pass-through audio sources in the table. Each
source device has just one level that matches a pass-through source you defined in MRC. Name
these sources in a way that is acceptable to panel operators. We recommend you create a cate-
gory for these sources. A panel operator will then be able to select any pass-through channel
with just 2 button presses.

After the router and the NV9000 control system are configured and running, control panel oper-
ators may use the designated pass-through sources to perform pass-through routes with
shuffle.

Panel operators make an extended pass-through route by creating a breakaway of the individual
pass-through audio channels from the defined pass-through source to the desired destination.

Thus, if the MRC pass-through list is . . .

1

1281

5

1285

9

1289

13

1293

2

1282

6

1286

10

1290

14

1294

3

1283

7

1287

11

1291

15

1295

4

1284

8

1288

12

1292

16

1296

. . . then your 16 sources, defined in NV9000-SE Utilities, would have levels

Source Name

Level

Port

Pass1

Audio 1

1281

Pass2

Audio 2

1282

. . .

Pass16

Audio 16

1296

and the category could perhaps be named PASSTHRU.

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