Audio input level set manually on t5i

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  Audio Rec level section

  1. it is worth mentioning, that the Audio level, which has been defined in the movie Mode, remains for a shooting in auto mode. It is not so obvious. This means that if one, for example, to reduce Audio level value, he or she must pass in film Mode, do a job, and to return to the Automatic Mode.

  2. Audio level SONY default value = 26 (of Maximum 30). It's too from any point of view. Noise is huge, as well as a level audio itself. This is because the camera has (probably) very sensitive microphones.

  A value of 15 is more than enough of my experiences. I did experiments outside and in the room.

  You could indicate what he troubleshooting section, ask SONY to set a default value lower. Default values are usually exactly in the middle of the scale, in this case 15 of 30 :-)

  You can check it by yourself.

  Kind regards

  Valery

  We appreciate your comments, Valery. We place a high value on customer feedback — helps us to better understand the needs of our clients for possible implementation in future products.

• Reading level setting computer microphone

  I have an application that uses the computer's sound card line to save audio files of outputs provided from another source.  We have several systems that receive these audio inputs of different devices and their audio to different output levels of each of these devices.  I have build a sequence of events that change the microphone level upwards or downwards to match the entry to a known sample level.  It uses the APPCOMMAND WM to change the volume of the microphone, see attached VI.

  What I'm trying to do is now made the microphone level after my sequence so I can refer to it later in the report.  The problem with the WM APPCOMMAND is that there is no feedback, I can only change up and down where it should be.

  I looked everywhere for the examples and it seems to help the Winmm.dll mixer settings, I should be able to get this information but everyone I try does not work.  From my research, it seems that he might work for Windows XP, but it changes in Windows VISTA and capable.  We are running Windows 7.  The other problem I have with examples is that they are all for the adjustment of the volume level and I want to read explicitly what level it's on.

  From my research I am reading the setting of the audio endpoint device and it might be able to do away with dsound.dll or MMDevice API, but I couldn't find a way to use one of these to do what I'm doing.

  I searched all over the Internet and more time on it then I would have so I thought I'd post here to see if anyone else had any suggestions of sepent.

  Thanks in advance.

  Julia,

  Yes, I had looked at this link, and it's on the right track.  After all my research I understood that you needed to use MMDevices and Audio endpoints, but I didn't know how to implement it.  One of my co-workers have been able to help me with this.

  I have attached all of the code required to make it work.  It's a beautiful VI bit so give it a try and let me know what you think.

  Something to note is in my opinion, this will not work with Windows VISTA and above.

• Using the headphone jack to the Audio input

  Try to use my 4 GB Fuze to connect to the external audio device.  Using the standard FUZE audio output (headphone) to connect to the audio inputs, Radio BOSE or compatible stereo or home.  When connected to the input on my Bose Compatible radio, apparently not having enough power to perform this task.  "Click, click, etc."  Darn Ipod seems to be fine in this config.  Any thoughts there?  I'm sure that this is relevant for many.  Might does not seem to find a good thread about it.

  Thank you.

  Yes, the sensitivity varies depending on the computer, set of accessories speakers speakers, FM modulator, car audio, and so on.  The variable volume of the headphone level can come handy.

  The 30-pin is also variable output can be very useful, as configured in the "rocket".  The Griffin dock works fine, as long as you have 5v power supplied to the USB cable.  This output is too strong.

  Bob

• (Mic) audio system automatically set too low - Captivate Win 9/10

  Well, I'm trying to record video demos with Captivate 9 (9.0.1.320) and for some reason any, it puts my audio system (record; microphone input) at age 13, although I always set it to 100. Very annoying, because sound levels are so quiet during playback I can't even hear with my headphones turned up 100. I'm not using the auto calibrate.

  What I'm missing here?

  Thank you

  Edit: I should also add that I tried self-calibration, but audio is still set to 13. I even turned off the 'exclusive' modes in the system microphone settings.

  Figured it out. The preamp volume is a.125 (~ 13%) by default. Changed to 1.0 and all is good.

  Don't know why self-calibration did not work well.

• Auto micro adjusts the input level

  Hi all

  I tried this several times and never seem to be able to find an answer that works...  When I talk in my microphone on my macbook pro, it adjusts permanently the input levels, so in mid-sentence volume varies (always at peak).  It is extremely annoying, and there seems no obvious way to a certain volume of recording.  Any help here?

  Thank you!

  Hi Aprilstern,

  I understand that the input of your Mac's built-in microphone volume seems to be fluctuating when you save. In this case, if you use Mac OS X Yosemite or earlier, you may want to turn off noise reduction in system preferences > Sound > entry.

  OS X Yosemite: adjust the settings of your computer's audio input

  Kind regards.

• Can you stereo audio input in an iPhone and listen in real-time?

  Well, it's rather a strange question, so I will explain briefly the background... I am a user of the hearing and I'm considering the purchase of hearing aids new fantasies that are capable of connecting to an iPhone (wireless via THE Bluetooth); This allows several things, including the ability to listen to the audio from the phone.

  I currently don't own an iPhone but wonder if buying one, as well as these hearing aids (Starkey Halo 2, if you're curious) might be a good option.

  The thing that is currently my attention is: is there a way that I could use this configuration of audio stream of (for example), a TV or a stereo directly to hearing aids? To do this I would need power audio * in * the iPhone and do share the same audio output for hearing aids. The audio input should be high enough quality and (especially!) in stereo, not mono; so we couldn't use the 3.5 mm jack. Ideally, I'd like to audio input via a digital SPDIF (PCM stereo) connection; If this is not possible then via a signal analog stereo level line (preferably via XLR, but failing that would make a jack or RCA). Another important thing is that (except what is inevitable due to the nature of the Bluetooth connection), this should be pretty low latency.

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• 550-215na Pavilion: no sound from the rear audio input jack

  Hello

  I recently bought a new PC and I immediately ran into an audio problem that I can't understand. I get no sound at all from the rear audio input jack. I'm getting sound before making, and the plug rear mic works. When I plug something into the rear socket, a message appears grateful that there is something. When I checked the sound settings while it is plugged into the rear outlet, the equalizer is moving, which indicates that he gets his. But nothing comes out when I plug headphones or speakers in. I can exclude a fault with the speakers and the headphones, because they work very well to come forward. All the drivers are up to date.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Hi there @PrimoFigs,

  I hope you find your experience of positive Support Forum! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you get no sound from your speakers when connected to the rear audio ports. I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Have you tried to connect another device to this port, whether it of a different set of speakers or earphones, headphones just to test if one of them works?

  What it is connected to the front port at the same time? If so, then disconnect this device and try again the rear port and let me know if there is a change.

  Also try this: desktop HP-no sound on speakers (Windows 8).

  Please let me know if any of the work of tip for you suggestions and if we don't solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• HP ENVY 700-210 Desktop PC: Windows 10 improved rear output loss taken audio input on desktop HP Envy

  Beats and all software audio apps work fine after 10 window installed. but I lost out in all but one of my audio jacks back during playback using any audio application (Media Player, Cakewalk, etc.).  I went to manage audio devices on the control panel and to configure/test the speakers/headphones and I went out on the set of the back to my speakers during the test; but, not for playback of audio applications.

  I found a solution.  After the announcement of this question, I went through the different options for audio and put to update my sound driver.  Since I got a response from the Microsoft Community ( http://answers.microsoft.com ) forum which confirms this.

  > Go to Device Manager (press Windows + X, select Device Manager button.

  > Locate the audio adapter.  In my case, I had two entries for audio devices, "Audio inputs and outputs" and "audio, video, and game controllers.

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• Audio input T510

  Hello

  I just bought a T510 and wanted to set up my Ventrilo Client, I recognized that I have just an audio output on the right side of the laptop. Is there an audio input for my microphone and where can I find it?

  I hope you can help me

  Best regards

  Christian

  Hello

  I just wanted to say that my problem was solved by this post:

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T510-combo-mic-audio-port-usage/TD-p/217613

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  Watnuss

• I have no Audio input device to check if my mike works. Audio output device shows only upward.

  I go to the Panel as it says and click speech, then it says to click on the audio input but it isn't here! There is only one audio output. I want to test my mike because he has not worked for me and I've never had a problem with it before. But I can't test it because there is no audio input to check with.

  Hi SonnyFields

  
  I suggest refer you to the links below and check if that helps you set and configure the microphone on the computer.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/speech_sr_microphone_configure.mspx?mfr=true

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/speech_setup_microphone.mspx?mfr=true

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/langbar_speech_mic_position.mspx?mfr=true

   

  I hope this helps.

• Challenges of the audio input jack (seems not work)

  Hello

  I use an HP Envy 15-j030eb, running Windows 8.1 x 64.

  Recently, I need to use my laptop audio input jack to connect my speakers, but I don't get all the sounds. I tried to connect two different types of headphones, with no audio to come through. I don't remember really when I finally used, but I'm sure it worked at some point.

  Otherwise it is inserted into the Jack, I get his normal good through the internal speakers, connect a TV via HDMI also works very well.

  I tried most of the solutions I could find online (definition of default playback device, change the bass and treble levels, do a hard reset, reinstall the drivers...), but nothing helped. Start Notepad from a live USB Ubuntu USB also translates the same behavior; play music while my works of great internal speakers connection helmet muffles all. This leads me to believe that it is not a Windows/driver issue, but a bios/firmware/hardware one.

  Run HP (from usb boot) and the test of speaker adio also doesn't send audio signal to my helmet and gives a failure code: gll3kv-6nm782-mfgjxg-20ek03. I could not decypher this identifier.

  Any suggestions on how to proceed and get my audio jack working again please?

  Kind regards

  Klmdb

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  I saw your post about the problems with your audio jack. I looked in that identification code of the failure that you have posted and there is an audio hardware failure which could be a couple of different things, but from what you describe, it's the audio jack that has failed.  The audio jack is not a replaceable part, you will need to seek to replace the motherboard or card mother.

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