ذراع الاستوديو RODE PSA1

الوصف:

ذراع الاستوديو RODE PSA1 هو ذراع ميكروفون احترافي مصمم للاستخدام في الإذاعة، والبث، والاستوديوهات، والاستخدام المنزلي. يوفر هذا الذراع حركة مرنة وموقعًا دقيقًا للميكروفون، مع ميزات إضافية لتشغيل هادئ.

الميزات الرئيسية:

• ذراع استوديو احترافي: مثالي للاستخدام في الإذاعة، والبث، والاستوديوهات، والاستخدام المنزلي.
• زنبركات داخلية: توفر تشغيلًا هادئًا.
• خيارات تثبيت متنوعة: يتضمن كل من إدراج الطاولة الملولب ومشبك تثبيت الطاولة.
• دعم الوزن: يدعم الميكروفونات وحوامل الصدمات/المشابك بوزن يتراوح بين 700 جرام إلى 1.1 كجم.

Timecode Support for Fast and Easy Audio and Video Sync

Timecode is a media synchronization system that is designed to perfectly synchronize all your audio and video recordings. Not only does timecode save you time in the editing process,

especially when working on shoots using multiple cameras and audio

recorders, but it also becomes a single source of truth for referencing specific scenes, moments, or timestamps within your project.
Timecode essentially works by labelling every clip with the exact time it starts. These timings are frame-accurate, which means clips can be perfectly aligned down to

a fraction of a second, even if your devices started or stopped recording at different times.
The Wireless PRO receiver acts as the ‘Source’ in a timecode setup, meaning that timecode

is generated by the Wireless PRO and is received by other ‘Sync’ devices,

such as cameras and audio recorders.
The Wireless PRO outputs timecode information as an audio signal.

If your camera accepts timecode, it will record this data into your video files directly,

but if it doesn’t then you can still record this audio timecode signal into your camera’s mic or aux input just like you would a microphone—this audio is then later recognized as timecode in your editing software.
The Wireless Pro receiver will automatically send timecode to the transmitters,

so the recordings on your transmitters will have timecode baked into them and

be perfectly synchronized, but you need to record the timecode onto your camera(s), so that your video files also have this sync information.