Music video audio

[Pete.]

Hi, Need a little help please people.
We are a group of friends putting together a music video for a band in
England. There is a good chance that it will end up with Viacom and Emap for
broadcast. This is a first for us, and now we have got to mastering, we
don't know what to do. Is there a standard delivery RMS level or anything
like that? Given all the digital video delivery formats use 48k, I'm
guessing it should be in 48k? As long as it's mono compatible I'm guessing
everything else is much the same as a normal CD master.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Pete.



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[Roy W. Rising]

"Pete." <phdutton GO > wrote:
> Hi, Need a little help please people.
> We are a group of friends putting together a music video for a band in
> England. There is a good chance that it will end up with Viacom and Emap
> for broadcast. This is a first for us, and now we have got to mastering,
> we don't know what to do. Is there a standard delivery RMS level or
> anything like that? Given all the digital video delivery formats use 48k,
> I'm guessing it should be in 48k? As long as it's mono compatible I'm
> guessing everything else is much the same as a normal CD master.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated,
> Pete.
>
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You might start by asking the folks to whom you would be delivering.
Perhaps they have some standards that would guide you.

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~ Roy
"It's NOT the mic, it's NOT the preamp!"