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Dirty audio over HDSDI problem

Nino Tamburri

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Epic FW 3.314

Playback of audio over HDSDI has a terrible interference type sound through it and is totally unusable even for just playback.
Ive tried on several audio equipped monitors and it is the same.
Headphone playback is ok.

Anybody got any ideas about how to remedy this?

thanks
 
Well i seem to have solved the audio issue. It seems the embedded audio doesn't playback well on the Panasonic BTLH1760 series of broadcast monitors.
I tested the audio with three different Panasonic monitors and they all exhibited the distorted HDSDI audio playback.

I played the same signal into a JVC DT HDSDI monitor and also a Sony, and the embedded audio played very cleanly and without any distortion/interference.
Hopefully this helps someone here and Panasonic will address the issue.
 
Nino, I used the HD-SDI embedded audio several times with a camwave and panasonic 1710 without problems...the tiny speakers of the pana 17 monitors are crap though...
 
I have this same problem. It used to work fine with the RED One but the Epic has had distorted, crunchy and bad audio over HD-SDI to the same Panasonic 1710 since day one. Has anyone found a fix for this? I tried an Epic and a Scarlet and both sounded bad. Yet, they sound fine into a Flanders. Any answers RED???
 
Yep, I've heard the same problem on the Panasonic 1710 monitors. Zero problems with audio playback from Alexa via HD-SDI. Having said that, the speakers in the Panasonic and JVC flat monitors are so awful anyway, I'm not sure what you can use them for beyond just judging actors' performance.
 
Has anyone tried to connect your cam to a monitor that works as expected and throughput to the panasonic?
 
I suspect it is the meta data that is messing up the Panasonic. I looked in the manual and Red sends some additional meta data along the line. It's possible that the Panasonic decoders are reading some of that metadata as audio and garbling the output. Sounds like a Panasonic issue rather than Red.
 
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