In professional environments, symmetrical transmission is preferred, as this enables much more interference-free transmission of signals. And this even over longer distances. In addition to the shield mesh, which carries “ground” and the “signal”, there is another wire that phase twists the useful signal by 180°. At the receiver, both phases are aligned in the same way to each other again (polarity reversal). Since interference signals “on the way” are present in the same polarity on both phases, they cancel each other out during the phase reversal. What remains is the interference-free useful signal.
With the Professional Case, we install XLR sockets in the audio inputs for the sake of higher contact security. However, since the ATEM Mini has no balanced audio inputs (attention, the imprint “Mic” on the ATEM Mini can be deceiving), microphones or other balanced audio sources cannot be connected directly . (All information about the …
Depending on the version, the BSS Case for ATEM Mini contains two audio inputs, which are designed either as 3.5 mm stereo jack sockets (Basic) or as 3-pin XLR sockets (Professional). These inputs are unbalanced stereo inputs, analogous to the inputs on ATEM Mini. This can be used, for example, to import the audio signal …
