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<blockquote data-quote="Ron Kimball" data-source="post: 115078" data-attributes="member: 405">Re: Hooking up a video camera to a mixer.Just a note that the camera I usually use for this is noisy if you ground lift it when on AC power - the ART DTI stereo isolators (I have three) I use for DJs and such are&#039;t usable unless I jumper the ground across somehow. I really need to put a grounding switch in one of them. The Hosa isolator/adapter I mentioned above has the ground through and is totally quiet. Unfortunately(?) last Sunday I found that the venue had recently converted to CL5 consoles (FOH and Monitors) and is mixing is stereo now :?~:-?~:???:. They double mic&#039;d all the guitar amps - I&#039;ve never seen that before. Sorry for the diversion but WTF? I may have only received one side, they didn&#039;t know if they could supply a mono feed - dunno if they figured it out or not. I&#039;m not sure what they fed me from, they couldn&#039;t adjust the level either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ron Kimball, post: 115078, member: 405"] Re: Hooking up a video camera to a mixer. Just a note that the camera I usually use for this is noisy if you ground lift it when on AC power - the ART DTI stereo isolators (I have three) I use for DJs and such are't usable unless I jumper the ground across somehow. I really need to put a grounding switch in one of them. The Hosa isolator/adapter I mentioned above has the ground through and is totally quiet. Unfortunately(?) last Sunday I found that the venue had recently converted to CL5 consoles (FOH and Monitors) and is mixing is stereo now :?~:-?~:???:. They double mic'd all the guitar amps - I've never seen that before. Sorry for the diversion but WTF? I may have only received one side, they didn't know if they could supply a mono feed - dunno if they figured it out or not. I'm not sure what they fed me from, they couldn't adjust the level either. [/QUOTE]

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