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Hi,
I recently bought a Sony CG50 external microphone for my a77.
Now, every second or 2 i get a wierd beeping noise on my audio footage.
It happens when the LED light (for writing to mem) flickers on.
After lots of research I've been told to buy a slower sdhc card (completely illogical as i'm recording 1080p @ 50frames).
I've just got back from buying 3 different speed cards (All major branded). And NONE of them resolve the beeping.
After spending near £1500 on my setup and having to deal with this, it's quite embarassing!!
I don't know what else to do now..
Please advise!!
Thanks
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Hello again – there really should not be anything audible when the camera writes to the card. If the beep corresponds exactly with the memory access lamp coming on, I think it signifies a fault with either the camera or the mic, although it seems to me this must be some form of electrical interference which could only be generated by the camera.
You could try resettting the camera with the mic connected (Menu > Setup > Initialize > Reset default) but if this doesn't fix things I'd get it checked out. Use the details on this page to register for a repair.
Cheers
Mick
Hi , welcome to the Sony Forums:smileyhappy:
Are you sure this isn't happening with focus confirmation? You can switch off the 'beep' confirmation for focus lock in setup menu 2.
Cheers
Mick
thanks for the reply!
i can't find that option in the menu but i'm pretty confident it's something to do with the LED memory access light.
every single time it lights up when recording, it puts a beep in the audio
here's a quick example :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MR9OggL5Bg
i make music videos for a living so i hope you can appreciate my want to get it fixed!
thanks again!
Message was edited by: matthutch
Hello again – there really should not be anything audible when the camera writes to the card. If the beep corresponds exactly with the memory access lamp coming on, I think it signifies a fault with either the camera or the mic, although it seems to me this must be some form of electrical interference which could only be generated by the camera.
You could try resettting the camera with the mic connected (Menu > Setup > Initialize > Reset default) but if this doesn't fix things I'd get it checked out. Use the details on this page to register for a repair.
Cheers
Mick