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Operations using a computer, Outputting streaming-use video/audio to a computer, Using the loopback feature – Roland VR-4HD HD AV Mixer User Manual

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Operations Using a Computer

Outputting Streaming-use Video/Audio to a Computer

You can connect a computer and output video and audio mixed on the VR-4HD to it. You can also input audio played back on the computer.
Using an Internet-connected computer and transfer software makes possible Internet drive transmission.

NOTE

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For the video and audio signals from the VR-4HD to be viewed and heard correctly on the computer, software that supports USB video class and

USB audio class must be installed and set up on the computer.

Supported Operating Systems

Windows

Mac

Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and after

Mac OS X 10.9 or later

Windows 8
Windows 8.1
Windows 10

* Connection and operation of the VR-4HD with standard computers running

the operating systems described above have been verified, but connection

and operation with all computers satisfying such conditions is not assured.

Connection or operation may be impossible due to differences in setting

specifications or the usage environment that are specific to the equipment.

Making the Connection to a Computer

1.

Start the computer.

2.

Using a USB 3.0 cable, connect a USB 3.0 port on the

computer to the USB 3.0 port on the VR-4HD (p. 8).

3.

Turn on the power to the VR-4HD (p. 10).

When communication with the computer is established, the VR-4HD is

seen as a USB video device or USB audio device by the computer.
* When the VR-4HD has been connected to the computer for the

first time, the operating system’s standard driver is automatically

installed.

Checking the Status of the USB Connection

1.

Press the USB [SETUP] button to display the setup screen.

Item

Explanation

CONNECTION If a USB connection with the computer fails to be established or

video is corrupt, select to reconnect via USB.

STATUS

This indicates a connection using either USB 2.0 or USB 3.0.

DROPPED

This is normally “0.” An increase in this value means that video

transmission is not fast enough.

2.

Press the USB [SETUP] button to quit the setup screen.

Outputting Video/Audio to the Computer

1.

Operate the VR-4HD to prepare the video or audio to

Output to the computer.

2.

On the computer, confirm the input from the VR-4HD.

Start a program that supports USB video class or audio class, and

check the video or audio input from the VR-4HD.

If necessary, make the following settings on the VR-4HD.

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Use the [TO PC] knob to adjust the volume level of USB output audio

(p. 27).

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Adjust the volume balance of the input audio (p. 27).

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Adjust the volume level of the main output audio (p. 27).

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Align the output timing of the video and audio (p. 35).
For USB output audio only, you can delay output individually.
The USB [SETUP] button

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at the USB TO PC page, use to

adjust the delay time for audio.

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Make the setting for the audio bus assigned to the USB 3.0 port

(p. 33).

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Specify whether either of the following is set as the video output via

USB (p. 16).

Main output video
Four-way split screen using input video (channels 1– 4)

Using the Loopback Feature

You can take audio played back by a program on the computer, mix it

with other audio input into the VR-4HD, and return the result back to

the computer (Loopback feature).
This lets you do things like adding narration to played-back music,

then using computer software to record or stream it.

Recording Video on a Computer

You can use the dedicated Video Capture for VR software to capture

(record) video and audio output from the VR-4HD on a computer

connected via USB.
For more information about operation methods, refer to the owner’s

manual included with Video Capture for VR.

Video Capture for VR can be downloaded from the following Roland

website.

http://proav.roland.com/