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Topic: CP 500 power Supply
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Scott Norwood
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From: Boston, MA. USA (1774.21 miles northeast of Dallas)
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 07-24-2002 04:52 PM
Can't help with the power supply issue, but check the "cp500 auto-digital bugginess" thread for info on automating the fader changes.Basically, you assign a particular format and fader setting to one or more soft keys and have the automation pulse between them. If your automation is set up to pulse multiple soft keys, you can set the default format to be at a low volume for trailers and then have a sound cue at the start of the feature that selects another format (both can be "Dolby SR," but the second one can have a higher fader setting) at feature start. If your CP500 firmware supports "auto-digital" and you have the SRD cards and reader, there's an issue if you have two formats with the same name--it's pretty much covered in the earlier thread and there are at least two workarounds for it. The other alternative would be to use Brad's remote-fader trick (see the "tips" section of this site), which works on all processors but usually requires reworking the automation system.
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