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Make sure the Headphones are plugged into headphone jack on IMac |
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DON'T USE THE "ROLLS" HEADPHONE SPLITTER FOR PROTOOLS MONITORING |
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| Turn on the OLED LG or using the Remote | |
– Make sure it TV is set to HDMI it should be already!! |
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| Go to Applications >Blackmagic Desktop Video and click on it to open |
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Make sure you see the Blackmagic Ultra Studio interface in the System Preferences | |
| Go to >Apple>System Settings |
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| System Prefs>Sound>Output>Make sure it is set to Blackmagic UltraStudio |
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Launch ProTools |
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Click OK Here |
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| Click OK Here |
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| Playback Engine click on Next |
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| Click No here |
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| Click Cancel here |
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Choose File Type .wav 24 Bit I/O stereo Create |
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Now go to Input and Output setup |
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Make sure the Output Tab looks like this if not > Click "Defautl" on the I/O setup |
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Now that the routing and hardware is set up open the ProTools session if you have one created already or make a new session. |
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Navigate to the session and open it |
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Next Import the video into the project |
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Navigate to the video file that you want to view in the ProTools session |
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Choose to import at Session Start |
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Choose to enable the Video Engine |
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If you would like to use the audio off the video file choose to save it to the default Audio Drive folder |
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Last step is to open up the Input and Output view in ProToolsGo to > View>Edit Window Views> I/O > | |
Choose the format 1080 or 720 23.98fps
Choose the Playback Quality - Note if there is stuttering choose Draft but Full should work
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Make sure all the audio outputs are routed to the Built In Output 1-2 Stereo Then you should see image on the TV and hear audio on your headphones. | ![]() |