Blackmagicdesign teranex mini, Installation And Operation Manual

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Select between ‘auto’, ‘force to HD’, or ‘force to Ultra HD’
conversion settings using the ‘video’ settings page in
Blackmagic Teranex Setup. You can also set your converter
to detect 60 frames per second video and automatically
convert it to 59.94 frames per second for when connecting
to video equipment using the standard 59.94 frame rate.
Audio Input Menu
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Set XLR Input / Set Audio input
This menu allows you to select between XLR and HDMI audio input. Selecting HDMI
will embed the HDMI audio into the SDI or optical video output. Selecting ‘XLR’ lets you
choose between analog, AES/EBU, and timecode inputs, as well as which channels of
your SDI or optical audio output you wish to embed these into. You can also adjust the
gain on the audio signal.
Selecting AES/EBU allows the additional option of checking ‘sample rate converter.’
When this is selected, the sample rate of your SDI or Optical audio output will be forced
to 48kHz, the correct sample rate for television.
If you need to convert Dolby audio via an AES/EBU source that is sample locked to a
reference, make sure you disable the sample rate converter by deselecting the
checkbox, otherwise it may interfere with your Dolby audio conversion.
Your Teranex Mini will retain its last settings whether applied via switch, Smart Panel or Teranex
setup utility. If reverting to switch control after removing the Smart Panel or updating your
converter’s settings via software, you may need to toggle individual switches for new settings to
take effect.
Adjust your analog audio levels and AES/EBU levels using
the ‘audio’ settings page in Blackmagic Teranex Setup.
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