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How do I "split" an ME on a 9000

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Wed, 01/09/2008 - 10:58
davetd
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How do I split an ME on a 9000 and feed each output back into the switcher as a source?

- Dave

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Wed, 01/09/2008 - 15:01
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Rick Edwards
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[quote="davetd"]How do I split an ME on a 9000 and feed each output back into the switcher as a source? - Dave[/quote] Dave, The DVS-9000 does not have the feature called Multi-Program 2 (Sony's term for true split M/E with a Main and Sub Output). Only the MVS-8000A and MVS-8000G have this feature. The DVS-9000 does have a simple Multi-PGM output though which will allow you to have a common background but change the key assignments on each of the 4 PGM streams from each full M/E. If you want you can also assign one of the utility buses as a background but you won't get an independant transition, if that's what you're looking for. You accomplish all this in the ENG SETUP->SWITCHER->CONFIG menu. first you have to turn Multi-PGM on for the M/E you want it on. Then you define the 6 outputs for each M/E (i.e. set OUT5 to be PGM2). then you define what PGM2 really is (background and keyers, etc). RE
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