Audio - Blackmagic Design Video Assist Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento

Number
The number indicates the storage slot. For example, Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR slot
'1' and '2' are the two SD card slots and slot '3' is for the external drive. Slot '2' on the 5"
12G video assist is for any external drive connected via USB-C. On 12G video assist models you
can add the media name in the formatting process.
Name (Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR)
The name of your storage will display to the right of the slot number so you can make sure you
are recording to the right card or drive at all times.
Progress Bar (Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR)
The bar icon will be either blue, white or red depending on its current status. The intensity of
the color will also display the used space on the card.
A blue bar indicates the active drive. If you press play, playback will start from this
card or drive. If you want to record video, it will be to this card or drive.
A white bar indicates there is an SD card or external drive connected,
but not active. A solid white icon indicates the drive is full.
The bar will be red during recording.
Status
Media status will show either the capacity remaining on the media or the slot status.
Capacity remaining (Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR)
When your SD card or drive has space remaining, the duration available will be displayed in
hours:minutes:seconds based on the current source format and your chosen codec and quality
settings. If there is less than an hour left, it will display minutes:seconds remaining only.
When recording, the duration will change to red when there is less than 5 minutes available.
Once there is less than 3 minutes of space, the duration will flash from red to white.
If your video assist is not connected to a source, the display will show the remaining space on
the SD Card or external drive.
Slot status
'No card' or 'no drive' will display if there is no media connected to that drive slot. Once an SD
card or active external drive is full, the icon will display 'card full' or 'drive full' so you know it's
time to swap out the storage media. If you have another SD card inserted, the recording will
automatically spill over and start recording onto it. If you have an external drive connected, the
recording will spill over to the active drive once the second SD card is full.

Audio

Audio Meters
The audio meters in the lower toolbar display up to four audio channels. These can be set to
either PPM or VU meters via the setup tab in the dashboard menu.
Speaker and Headphone Level
To adjust the volume for the built in speaker or headphones on your video assist, swipe
the LCD up or down to reveal the lower toolbar, then tap the audio meters to open the audio
level settings. Simply drag the volume slider to increase or decrease the volume for the
speaker or headphone.
Changing Settings 30