Cameras between live rooms and control rooms

[punkrockacademyfightsong]

I would say watch out with traditional tv's since they generate a very high pitched sound (around 15 kHz) which will most likely be picked up by some mics somewhere in the recording process and be amplified by compression / limiting in the mixing and mastering.

 

[colonel kurtz]

What kind of tv connection will this give me? Can I basically hook it up to any type of modern tv/monitor? Will the camera wireing run straight into the tv or will I need something between the camera and tv?

it'll run straight into the TV via rca cables...it's really pretty simple

 

[brianhood]

I would say watch out with traditional tv's since they generate a very high pitched sound (around 15 kHz) which will most likely be picked up by some mics somewhere in the recording process and be amplified by compression / limiting in the mixing and mastering.

yeah i've always been able to walk into a room and know when a tv is on(at least the old tv's). It's quite an annoying sound

 

[Metaltastic]

I would say watch out with traditional tv's since they generate a very high pitched sound (around 15 kHz) which will most likely be picked up by some mics somewhere in the recording process and be amplified by compression / limiting in the mixing and mastering.

yeah i've always been able to walk into a room and know when a tv is on(at least the old tv's). It's quite an annoying sound

LCD = problem solved

 

[arv_foh]

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicat...CODE=GOOGLEBASE&cm_mmc_o=VRqCjC7BBTkwCjCECjCE

720p webcam... so you wouldn't be able to hook them directly into the TV, but if you had a laptop or something lying around, you could easily use the video out and hook it up to an HDTV