Audio Meters
You can choose from two different audio meter display types.
PPM PPM meters, or ‘peak program meters’ displays a ‘peak hold’ feature that momentarily holds
the signal peaks and a slow fall back so you can easily see where your audio is peaking.
VU The VU meter, or ‘volume units’ meter, averages out short peaks and troughs in youraudio
signal. If you are using VU metering, adjust the input levels on the HyperDeck Extreme so
that the meter peaks at the 0db indicator on the audio meter. This maximizes the signal to
noise ratio and ensures your audio is at the highest quality. If your audio peaks beyond the
0dB indicator there is a high risk ofsound distortion.
Both VU and PPM meters are available at reference levels of -18dB or -20dB so you can monitor
your audio to suit different international broadcasting standards.
Speaker Level
Adjust the speaker volume using the slider. The default level is 50%.
Headphone Level
If you are using headphones, adjust the volume using the slider.
Setup
The setup tab provides access to network, timecode and reference settings as well as your
audio meters.
Setup Page 1
Add your HyperDeck name and network settings on the Setup tab
HyperDeck Name
Change the name of the unit by clicking on the pencil icon to the right of the name. It can be
especially useful to name your device when you have more than one HyperDeck Extreme disk
recorder on your network for easy identification. The name isalso displayed on the lower left
corner of the SDI Monitor out.
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