Changes

Around 21:37-39 MP uses RedNet Control to switch the RedNet 3’s clock input to ADAT, believing this will help things. This does not make the Scarlett happy. Around this time IL attempts switching out the coax, but fails when he realises that the replacement cable is a piece of shit (frayed ends), and, after noticing we'd gone to dead air, switched it back.

Around 21:37-39 MP uses RedNet Control to switch the RedNet 3’s clock input to ADAT, believing this will help things. This does not make the Scarlett happy. Around this time IL attempts switching out the coax, but fails when he realises that the replacement cable is a piece of shit (frayed ends), and, after noticing we'd gone to dead air, switched it back.

: During the debrief IL reported that, looking at the front panel of the Scarlett, no lights were on - not even the AM return feed, which should have at least some signal even in the event of dead air

: During the debrief IL reported that, looking at the front panel of the Scarlett, no lights were on - not even the AM return feed, which should have at least some signal even in the event of dead air

: Gracefully stopping Jack via systemd fails and MP has to kill it, probably due to driver issues.

: Gracefully stopping Jack via systemd fails and MP has to kill it, probably due to driver issues.

: During the debrief BA reported that, although it was showing up in as a device (although MP has no logs of this), the Scarlett had probably borked itself completely due to the double-clocking. JD speculates that this was because, when we switched clocking to ADAT, the RedNet was trying to feed the Scarlett clock via ADAT at the same time that the Scarlett was trying to feed the RedNet clock via BNC.

: During the debrief BA reported that, although it was showing up in as a device (although MP has no logs of this), the Scarlett had probably borked itself completely due to the double-clocking.

21:44 MP makes the call to reboot Dolby.

21:44 MP makes the call to reboot Dolby.