Why background isn't black or white on Sony Music Mixer even with Transparent Black/White selected?
If, even with [Transparent Black] or [Transparent White] selected in the [BG] tab, the background isn't black or white on your Sony Music Mixer, it's because [Checker] or [Live] is selected in the view operation section. Select [BG] in the view operation section.
How to fix video not appearing in source viewer on Sony AWS-G500 Music Mixer?
If the video isn't showing up in the source viewer of your Sony Music Mixer, here are a few things to check: * First, make sure the connected device is actually turned on. * Next, double-check that all the cables are properly connected. * Lastly, ensure the input signal is correctly assigned.
What to do if there is no sound from Sony Music Mixer but audio level meter moves?
If you're not getting any sound from the speakers or headphones but the audio level meter is moving on your Sony Music Mixer, it could be due to the monitor output level being too low. Try turning up the monitor output level using the monitor level adjustment knob. Also, check if the TB (TalkBack) or DIM button is lit; if so, turn it off.
Why the camera cannot be controlled from Sony AWS-G500 Music Mixer?
If the camera cannot be controlled via the Sony Music Mixer, ensure the VISCA cables are properly connected to both the unit's VISCA connector and the camera's VISCA IN connector. Also, verify that the camera has been registered for control. Check that the NEXT selection button assigned to the video feed from the camera you want to control is selected. Finally, if the camera status is 'No Response,' try resetting the camera.
How to fix compressed video in source viewer on Sony AWS-G500?
If the video in the source viewer of your Sony Music Mixer appears compressed, and you're in 4:3 mode, it might be squeezing 16:9 video. Try setting the mixer to 16:9 mode.
Why colors specified with cursor are not removed on Sony Music Mixer?
If colors specified with the cursor are not being removed on your Sony Music Mixer, it could be because the cursor frame is too small, making it difficult to determine the correct color. Try enlarging the cursor frame.
Why keying doesn't disappear when transition is performed with KEY button lit on Sony AWS-G500?
If keying doesn't disappear when a transition is performed with the KEY button lit on your Sony Music Mixer, it indicates that downstream keying is active. To resolve this, turn off the DSK button.
Why selection buttons switch on their own on Sony AWS-G500 Music Mixer?
If the selection buttons on your Sony Music Mixer are switching on their own, it's likely that [Remote Switching] of [Video Utility] is set to something other than [Off], even though there's no external device connected to the FACTORY USE connector. Set [Remote Switching] to [Off].
How to fix keying not working on Sony AWS-G500?
If keying isn't working on your Sony Music Mixer, it could be hidden due to the Crop setting. Try changing the Crop setting. Also, check the Clip, Gain, or Density settings, as keying might be hidden because of these. Adjust the values set for Clip, Gain, or Density.
How to solve video not appearing in PGM viewer on Sony Music Mixer?
If the video isn't appearing in the PGM viewer of your Sony Music Mixer, check if the FTB (Fade to Black) button is lit. If it is, turn it off.
General| Video Inputs | HDMI, Composite |
|---|---|
| Audio Inputs | 2 x RCA |
| Video Outputs | HDMI, Composite |
| Audio Outputs | 2 x XLR |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
Details the principal features of the AWS-G500 Anycast Station Live Content Producer system.
Highlights the system's portability and integrated functions for live content generation.
Explains the system's capabilities for switching up to six input video signals with various effects.
Details how to remotely control VISCA-compatible cameras, including pan, tilt, and zoom.
Provides examples of how the AWS-G500 can be utilized in different scenarios.
Describes using the unit for seminars, events, and presentations with projectors or monitors.
Explains using the unit as a streaming server for small audiences over an intranet.
Identifies and describes the various buttons and connectors on the unit.
Details the controls and indicators located on the front panel of the unit.
Details the connectors and interface modules on the rear panel of the unit.
Details the connectors and buttons located on the side panel of the unit.
Explains the layout and elements of the unit's main operation screen.
Covers the initial setup procedures including unit installation and default settings.
Provides instructions on how to properly install the unit, considering ventilation and placement.
Explains how to select the signal format for output connectors like Composite, DV, and SDI.
Describes how to connect various external devices for input and output of video and audio signals.
Details the procedure for connecting cameras that support the VISCA protocol for remote control.
Explains how to connect an external hard disk for recording and file storage.
Provides instructions for connecting display devices like monitors and projectors to the unit.
Covers settings for handling video and audio signals input from connected devices.
Details how to assign video input signals to selection buttons and specify input connectors.
Covers settings for assigning audio input signals to channel faders and specifying input connectors.
Describes how to switch video signals and output the final program video, including applying video effects.
Explains the basic method of instantaneously switching videos without added effects.
Details how to gradually switch between videos using various transition effects.
Explains how to embed one video within another to create a picture-in-picture effect.
Describes how to add text or images to video for titles, logos, or subtitles.
Explains how to combine video by removing portions based on brightness (luminance).
Details combining video by removing portions based on color (chroma), typically for blue screen effects.
Describes how to preview and adjust effects like picture-in-picture and keying before program output.
Explains how to save and instantly recall video effect settings as snapshots.
Guides on using the Text Typing Tool software to create simple titles and graphics.
Covers saving, opening, renaming, exporting, and deleting title files created with the Text Typing Tool.
Details how to remotely control VISCA-compatible cameras connected to the unit.
Explains how to manually control camera functions like pan, tilt, zoom, and focus.
Describes how to save and recall camera settings as presets using numeric buttons.
Covers recording program output and input sources to an external hard disk via i.LINK connector.
Provides instructions on formatting an external hard disk for use with the unit.
Explains how to record input material and program output concurrently using the ON LINE button.
Details how to manage files stored on an external hard disk, including playing and organizing them.
Describes how to play back files recorded on the external hard disk.
Provides the procedure for safely disconnecting the external hard disk to prevent data corruption.
Covers recording program output to a VCR using DV, SDI, HD analog, and HD SDI connectors.
Explains how to operate the unit to record program outputs to a VCR via DV connectors.
Details how to control VCR playback operations directly from the unit.
Describes how to register a VCR for playback control via selection buttons.
Explains how to monitor audio signals using internal speakers or headphones.
Guides on selecting output destinations for audio signals routed to PGM, AUX, or MIX connectors.
Covers adjustments for video and audio input signals to optimize image and sound quality.
Details how to adjust luminance, chroma, hue, and auto gain for analog video inputs.
Explains how to adjust input signal levels for individual audio channels using input trim.
Describes how to limit peak audio components or compress sound for level differences.
Provides information on checking software versions and upgrading the unit's operating software.
Details the procedure for upgrading the unit's operating software and hardware firmware.
Lists and describes all available menu options and their default settings.
Details the structure and options available in the main top menu of the unit.
Details the structure and options available in the ACCESS menu for input adjustments.
Explains the structure and types of messages displayed by the unit for status and errors.
Provides a comprehensive list of all possible system messages with their meanings.
Offers solutions to common problems encountered during unit operation.
Lists common video issues and their possible causes and solutions.
Troubleshooting specific to external hard disk recognition and operation.
Provides technical specifications for the unit's hardware and interfaces.
Details the technical specifications for various video input and output signals supported by the unit.
Defines technical terms and concepts used throughout the manual.
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