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25-Seven Program Delay Manager Version 2.3 Manual April 2013 43
or
Upload
files. File names are links to the actual file, so you can listen to the files by
clicking their names.
The file
pdm_demo_insert.wav
is included for testing, and doesn’t have
Delete
or
Rename
buttons.
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Uploaded files should be 16 bit .wav format, stereo or dual-channel mono with
no data compression.
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PDM can’t change the playback volume of internal files. This is so operators
don’t inadvertently affect your signature sound. Please make sure that files
you upload are already adjusted to your station’s standards.
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The file sample rate should match PDM’s internal sample clock:
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If your PDM is using only its analog inputs, it will run at 44.1 kHz and your files
should be at that rate.
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If your PDM is fed with digital audio through its AES/EBU connection, it will run
at that audio’s sample rate. This happens even if you’re processing signals from
the analog inputs, to keep the AES/EBU outputs synchronized with the rest of
your studio.
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If you’re using Livewire, files should be Axia’s native sample rate of 48 kHz.
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Maximum Insert file length is 6MB (about 35 seconds of audio at 44.1 kHz).
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PDM can store a total of 150 MB worth of Build and Overkill audio files
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The buttons are self-explanatory. If you click on an underlined file name, it will play
through your browser’s sound output.
Information Page
Click the
I
NFORMATION
tab to view information about the connected PDM. This read-
only page shows configuration settings (audio, networking, and time format) along with
the internal temperature and 25-Seven’s identification numbers.
Note that these settings may be changed only from the PDM front panel, not via the
configuration page. The page does not update automatically; refresh your browser if
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That can be literally hundreds of files, probably more than any station will ever need. To protect your
own sanity when using PDM’s navigation or selection screens, we recommend deleting files that are no
longer in use.