Why is there no audio output from my Sony AWS-750 Recording Equipment headphones or speakers, even though the audio level meter moves?
If the audio level meter is active but you're not hearing anything, the monitor output level might be too low. Try raising the level using the [Monitor Level] adjustment.
What to do if audio is not output from the headphones or speakers of Sony Recording Equipment (the audio level meter does not move)?
First, ensure that the connected device is powered on and that all cables are properly connected. Also, check if the audio input signals are correctly assigned and that the [CH On] button is enabled. Finally, make sure the channel fader and the PGM OUT fader are not lowered; raise them if necessary.
How to troubleshoot no audio output from the internal speakers of my Sony AWS-750 Recording Equipment?
If a device is connected to the monitor output connector (HEADPHONES jack), the internal speakers will be disabled. Disconnect the device from the HEADPHONES jack to enable audio output from the internal speakers.
Why won't my Sony AWS-750 Recording Equipment turn on or start up properly?
An overcurrent might be supplied to a USB-connected device. Disconnect the USB-connected device. Also, temporarily disconnect the AC power cord of the AC adapter from the power outlet.
Why is the audio not as expected on my Sony AWS-750 Recording Equipment, and I cannot hear the PGM (or MIX) audio?
The target for monitoring may be incorrect. Tap [PGM] (or [MIX]) at the bottom of the audio level meter to switch to the audio you want to monitor. Also, the output settings may be incorrect. Select the [PGM OUT] and [MIX OUT] checkboxes in [System Setup] > [Audio Setup] > [Input Channel Assign].
What to do if videos do not appear in the lists on Sony Recording Equipment?
Make sure the connected device is turned on, and restart it if necessary. Verify that all cables are properly connected. Also, ensure that the video input signals are correctly assigned.
What to do if titles are not inserted properly on Sony Recording Equipment?
Ensure that the image file, including the alpha channel, was created correctly. If not, recreate the image file with the alpha channel properly. Also, perform adjustments in the [Title 1] or [Title 2] screen in the sub screen.
What to do if the tab I want to operate does not appear in the sub screen of Sony AWS-750?
Display the list for the desired option from the [Option] menu.
General| Streaming | Yes |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Multi-viewer | Yes |
| Audio Outputs | 2 x XLR |
| Multi-Camera Support | Yes |
Guidelines on using copyrighted material and observing relevant laws.
Essential checks before operating the unit to ensure normal functionality.
Instructions for unit placement, ensuring adequate ventilation and stability.
Highlights new features like tracking, GUI tally, and expanded camera support.
Enables automatic object tracking and camera framing via VISCA.
Information on handling HDCP-protected content for HDMI inputs.
Overview of the unit's capabilities: video switching, camera control, audio mixing.
Details on the main and sub screens for monitoring and operation.
Explains overlaying multiple sources and handling various video inputs.
Example system configuration for different event types.
Essential settings to configure before operating the system.
Step-by-step guide from preparation to video switching and audio mixing.
Identification of the main display, buttons, and indicators on the front.
Identification of ventilation holes, power switch, and headphone jack.
Identification of USB ports, LAN connectors, and reserve connector.
Identification of input/output connectors, GPI, VISCA, and power connectors.
Step-by-step instructions for opening the main display.
Step-by-step instructions for closing the main display securely.
Guide to preparing materials and applying films to main and sub displays.
Explanation of fundamental gestures like Tap and Double-tap.
Description of gestures like Tap and Hold, Drag, and Flick.
Sequence of steps for device connection, power-on, and initial settings.
Procedure for connecting various external devices to the unit.
Instructions for powering on the unit and its startup sequence.
Guide to setting video format, date/time, and display brightness.
Steps for selecting and switching video sources for program output.
Instructions for adjusting and mixing audio channels.
Explanation of the main screen for video switching and sub screen for settings.
Identification of lists, viewers, and option menus in the main screen.
Overview of tabs like Input, Camera, Title, Effect, Logo, and Media Player.
Guide to creating input, title, logo, and AUX lists.
Procedures for inserting titles and logos onto video.
Instructions for connecting and controlling VISCA-compatible cameras.
Details on GUI and camera tally functions for source indication.
Guide to playing back material files using the unit's Media Player.
Procedures for entering text using the virtual keyboard.
Techniques for combining videos using PinP patterns and adjustments.
Using chroma keying to composite subjects onto backgrounds.
Saving and recalling video configurations as scenes.
Using the tracking function for automatic camera movement and framing.
Configuring and switching the AUX output for secondary video.
In-depth audio adjustments for channel quality, EQ, filters, and levels.
Procedure for configuring and performing video and audio recording.
Network configuration and live streaming procedures.
Connecting keyboards and X-keys for enhanced operational control.
Using the Titler function to create and manage titles and graphics.
File operations including import, export, renaming, and formatting.
Procedures for saving and loading unit configuration settings.
Guide to connecting and configuring remote cameras for control.
Configuration of language, network, video, and audio settings.
Settings for video inputs, outputs, and signal formats.
Configuration of audio inputs, outputs, and channel assignments.
Settings for AUX, GPI, remote cameras, and GUI customization.
Procedure for viewing version information and updating the unit's software.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common problems and error messages.
Recommendations for cleaning and upkeep of the unit.
Technical details including power, dimensions, and mass.
Details on supported video input/output formats and signal types.
Lists supported video and audio formats for inputs and outputs.
Information on supported file formats for recording and media playback.
Conditions that may affect the display or execution of video transitions.
Definitions of key terms used in the manual.
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