Audio Clock
Clock Device - Interpret external audio timecode
audio clock allows to interpret external audio timecode LTC of a configured Audio Input Device.
Go check the Clock Device In use to bind an animation to Time Code Read More topic to see how to bind a timeline to a clock
To set an Audio Clock, go inside EDITMenu for Copy/Paste and Undo/Redo operations > Preferences > Engine > Clock Inputs or press "F11". Add a device and the choose an Audio Clock:
Then go configure an Audio Device Use audio in Smode Read More to get an audio Input.
If you get seeking issues in your timeline, it probably is a buffer / signal issue. First check that you receive a clear signal (green arrow).
If the issue remain, edit your devices (1) and try to increase the sample rate and buffer size using the menu presets (2):
Not that you also have acces to a "manual override" inside the device panel, this will allow to pass this clock into a Manual Clock Set the time you want Read More which will override the audio signal.
Go check the Clock Device In use to bind an animation to Time Code Read More topic to see how to bind a timeline to a clock
To set an Audio Clock, go inside EDITMenu for Copy/Paste and Undo/Redo operations > Preferences > Engine > Clock Inputs or press "F11". Add a device and the choose an Audio Clock:
Then go configure an Audio Device Use audio in Smode Read More to get an audio Input.
If you get seeking issues in your timeline, it probably is a buffer / signal issue. First check that you receive a clear signal (green arrow).
If the issue remain, edit your devices (1) and try to increase the sample rate and buffer size using the menu presets (2):
Not that you also have acces to a "manual override" inside the device panel, this will allow to pass this clock into a Manual Clock Set the time you want Read More which will override the audio signal.
Parameters common to all Stream Clocks
- Transmission Delay (Floating point number) : Transmission delay to subtract from the playing audio clock time, before sending to linked cues transports
- Global Offset (Floating point number) : Time offset added to audio clock time (whether playing or not), before sending to linked cues transports
- No Signal Threshold (Positive floating point number) : No signal threshold of the audio clock is used to let the clock run in case of short disconnection, this avoid to be interpreted as clock pause
- Resync Now (Trigger) : Trig to enforce re-sync of audio clock
- Reception Warnings (Positive floating point number) : Number of warnings in the signal reception. (Read Only) Note that it is normal to have a few warnings when seeking with LTC/MTC. In case of many continuously increasing reception warnings with LTC, check your audio signal and try increasing the audio input device buffer size.
See Also:
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Mentioned:
- Audio Device
- Clock Device
- EDIT
- Manual Clock