composerguy78
Logician
Hi All,
I am running my mac mini as a 'video slave' slaving to MTC from my main machine running Logic. The setup works great, it's easy and I like it but there is one issue that crops up.
Often the audio in the slave (the dialog of the movie or temp music) plays back at different pitches and speeds.
The picture remains in sync but the audio is drifting way off.
Am I right in thinking that I need one of those expensive clocks like a Big Ben?
I'm also not using an audio interface on the slave/mac mini, just the internal audio drive and the headphone out. If I were to buy a cheap small USB audio interface for the slave/mac mini and slave the clock (in audio midi setup) in that to the SPDIF output of my main audio interface on my main machine, would that stop the drift? (the transport would still be slaving to MTC in logic)
Any thoughts?
Thx
Felix
I am running my mac mini as a 'video slave' slaving to MTC from my main machine running Logic. The setup works great, it's easy and I like it but there is one issue that crops up.
Often the audio in the slave (the dialog of the movie or temp music) plays back at different pitches and speeds.
The picture remains in sync but the audio is drifting way off.
Am I right in thinking that I need one of those expensive clocks like a Big Ben?
I'm also not using an audio interface on the slave/mac mini, just the internal audio drive and the headphone out. If I were to buy a cheap small USB audio interface for the slave/mac mini and slave the clock (in audio midi setup) in that to the SPDIF output of my main audio interface on my main machine, would that stop the drift? (the transport would still be slaving to MTC in logic)
Any thoughts?
Thx
Felix