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40 • Configuring the AES67 Receiver NWE-IP User Guide (v5.0)
 This number can be updated for each group during configuration.
4. Use the Link Offset field to specify the number of nanoseconds (offset) the source will be delayed from the
sender’s RTP timestamps.
 This allows for non-PTP aligned source to be passed through with fixed latency.
5. Click
Apply
to save your changes.
Creating Network Stream Groups for the AES67 Receiver
A network stream group includes a specified number of audio streams, with each stream from a defined IP Address.
Further define each group by specifying the type of audio (Stereo or 5.1 Surround) and mapping the input channels.
You can create as many network stream groups as required.
Once you have created your network stream groups, you then can allocate them to Watermark Encoder channels (as
described in “ Routing a Network Stream Group to a Watermark Encoder Channel ” on page 43).
To add a new network stream group
1. Display the AES67 Receiver interface in DashBoard as outlined in “ To display the NWE-IP interfaces in
DashBoard ” on page 29.
2. Select the Network Streams tab.
3. Click
Add Group
.
• The fields in the Network Streams tab clear.
• The Group Name field displays “
NewGroup#
” where # is an auto-generated character.
4. Use the Group Name field to specify a unique identifier for the network stream group.
5. Use the # Audio Sessions field to specify the number of audio streams this network stream group will contain.
The Group list (on the left of the tab) updates to display a row for each defined network stream group. .
6. Use the Group Name field to assign a unique name to the audio stream in the network session.
To define the streams within a group
1. Locate the stream group table on the Network Streams tab.
Each row in the table represents an audio stream within that network group.