I've owned the Marvel G200 for more than 1 1/2 years and it has been fairly reliable and easy to use. I'm starting to use it again for video editing after a lapse in activity.
For me, *audio* has always been the most difficult aspect of working with the Marvel. I was one of those who made the mistake of trying to make the Marvel work with a Creative PCI 128 audio card, before giving up and purchasing the SB Live.
My problem is that regardless of what levels I record at (assume they are maxxed out), when I play back to a video device (TV or VCR) the audio is so quiet that I have to turn the TV up all the way to hear it.
One solution might be to setup another pre-amp or mixing device to the Marvel output connections and control the audio from there. This seems like an awkward choice.
Can anyone truly say that they can record video (from Marvel's TV or an inputted source) and play it back with decent volume? Note, I had to set my audio channels to "Four Way" before I could hear audio both from my speakers and my Marvel outputs.
I'd appreciate any useful advice, and other people's experiences with the Marvel/Live combo.
Thanks.
[This message has been edited by Kino (edited 04 July 2000).]
For me, *audio* has always been the most difficult aspect of working with the Marvel. I was one of those who made the mistake of trying to make the Marvel work with a Creative PCI 128 audio card, before giving up and purchasing the SB Live.
My problem is that regardless of what levels I record at (assume they are maxxed out), when I play back to a video device (TV or VCR) the audio is so quiet that I have to turn the TV up all the way to hear it.
One solution might be to setup another pre-amp or mixing device to the Marvel output connections and control the audio from there. This seems like an awkward choice.
Can anyone truly say that they can record video (from Marvel's TV or an inputted source) and play it back with decent volume? Note, I had to set my audio channels to "Four Way" before I could hear audio both from my speakers and my Marvel outputs.
I'd appreciate any useful advice, and other people's experiences with the Marvel/Live combo.
Thanks.
[This message has been edited by Kino (edited 04 July 2000).]
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