Adjusting Analog Audio Input Level.

[Julian]

Folks, I searched this forum for an answer but couldn't find it.

My problem is that I can`t control the analog audio input on the NX (PCI-X) card.

I am calibrating all my audio, playback and recording to a -20dB standard.

On the playback side I am all done, played a 1KHz -20dB wav file on Edius and on Audition and monitor it on my Mackie mixer they are calibrated.

On the recording side I generated a -20dB test signal from a DVCPRO deck, calibrated the input on the Mackie and analog input on the sound card but the input on the Edius NX is close -38dB, too low, the project is set to -20dB. I recorded the file and played on Audition and it is realy -38dB, the same input on the motherboard analog audio line input gives me a precise -20dB.

How can I calibrate NX's analog input level?

[Julian]

So by the lack of posts that means that there is no way to control the NX card audio input level?.....

[STORMDAVE]

There is no way to do this....I wish Storm Video (For DVStorm) was available for the NX in a new interface, because it did have a level meter.

Your other option is to get an audio mixer such as a Mackie and pass through that and use the sliders.

You should put this in the "Feature Requests" forum.

[Julian]

Thanks, I will add in the Feature Request and I do have a Mackie with the NX computer, can't live without one.