Audio
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13.3.6
Receiver 1
Audio > Advanced > Receiver 1
Item
Description
Filter on source port
Can be used to filter incoming signals. With multiple signals sent to the same IP
address and destination port number,
Filter on source port
can be used to filter
the input, i.e. to accept only signals from the transmitting port specified here. The
filter will not be active if set to 0 (the default and recommended setting).
Connection priority
Parameter intended for use with MX Software Development Kit (MX SDK).
Reorder buffer size
Used to reorder incoming packets.
Stream fail delay
Range: [0...10000] ms. Default: 300 ms. Timeout in ms before going to NoStream
state.
RTP control mode
Select the transport protocol to control the stream.
None
No transport protocol selected.
FloodGuard
Flooding prevention mechanism. For more information, see
the note on FloodGuard later in this chapter.
RTCP
Real-Time Control Protocol, a network control protocol for
use in communications systems to control streaming media
servers.
RTP type (0 = auto)
Default value: [0]. This parameter determines the RTP payload format (e.g.
H.264, MPEG-2/4, or audio). To avoid an RTP type conflict, the values specified
on both sides of the connection must be the same. The default value of "0"
automatically sets the appropriate media type. You are advised not to change
this setting.
Link loss alarm timeout
Range: [1...1000] s. Default: 10 s. Time in seconds before alarm sent.
