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Re: MP3 player
by Rodney Morris on Aug 25, 2008 at 1:37:28 am

Forgot to mention that, yes, you generally want to use line level feeds from your mixer to the camera. But if you are in a bind and have to switch to mic level for the sake of the transcription feed, you'll be OK. Just remember to monitor the audio carefully at the camera. If you keep the feed line level then you'll need a line to mic adapter, but that will likely include yet more adapters to go from 1/8" to XLR (most line to mic adapters are XLR), then from XLR to whatever connector you have on the Y cable. It gets a bit complicated...

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