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Audio Meter
The peak audio meters display audio levels for channels 1 and 2 when using the internal
microphone, or via external audio when connected. The display is calibrated to dBFS units and
features peak hold indicators which stay visible for a short time so you can clearly see the
maximum levels reached.
To achieve optimum audio quality, ensure your audio levels do not reach 0 dBFS. This is the
maximum level that your camera can record, meaning that any audio that exceeds this level will
be clipped, resulting in distortion.
The colored bars on the audio meter represent peak audio
levels. Ideally your peak audio levels should fall in the
upper end of the green zone. If your peaks enter into the
yellow or red zones your audio is in danger of clipping.
You can tap the audio meter to bring up volume controls for audio input channels 1 and 2,
as well as headset or speaker volume.
Tap the audio meters on your URSA Mini LCD touchscreen to easily
access volume and headset or speaker settings
Focus Zoom
You can magnify any part of your URSA Mini's preview image by double tapping the LCD
touchscreen in the location you would like to zoom. You can move the magnified image by
dragging your finger around the touchscreen. This is very helpful when checking focus.
To return to the standard magnification, double tap on the touchscreen again.
When you have 'focus zoom' enabled on URSA Mini Pro 12K you can also make a pinch to zoom
multitouch gesture to adjust the zoom level on the touchscreen. The 'setup' menu on URSA Mini
Pro 12K lets you configure a function button as a 'focus zoom' toggle that behaves like a double
tap on the touchscreen. This can be configured to show on the LCD or the front or main SDI to
outputs. For information on how to configure a function button as 'focus zoom', see the
'Function Button Behaves as Preset or Toggle' section.
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