Solidyne DX 816, Руководство пользователя

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This patch cord connects the analog output “Audio
Out to Bal-Line” (see item [10], Figure.6 at “2.4 Au-
dio outputs”) with a balanced input.
For the case of models with two AoIP modules, the
output “Audio Out to Bal-Line” connects to both bal-
anced inputs, using a special patch cord RJ45 “Y” sup-
plied by Solidyne.
2.9.7 Receiving with a computer
To receive the streaming from the DX816/822 /AoIP
mixer a computer, use any playback software that
support streams with RTP protocol (i.e. VLC Player
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/).
To start to play in VLC go to Media –> Open network
In URL enter: [protocol]://[sourceIP]:[port]
For example: RTP://0.0.0.0:3030
In where RTP is the protocol used by the Solidyne DX822/
AoIP; 0.0.0.0 means from any incoming IP and '3030' is the
port used. Remember to set the firewall to allow incoming
streaming trough port 3030 (or the port that you use).
At the console, set the transmission to
PCM16@44.1KHz; or any MP3 mode (see 2.7.1.3 –
Audio settings).
NOTE: Some versions of VLC Player also supports the string RTP://
@:3030
2.9.8 Firmware update
Connection with shoutcast / icecast
servers
All modules / AoIP come from the factory with STL
firmware, for studio link to transmitter plant.
The firmware can be updated to:
•
Upgrade to a new STL version
•
Change the STL device to the Upstreamer
model, for Internet connection with shout-
cast / icecast servers.
The procedure for changing firmware and the Up-
streamer mode configuration are detailed in the fol-
lowing document available on our website (go to
Technical Info → Tutorials and technical notes or
click on the following link)
Equipment with AoIP option - Tutorial for firmware
update and connection to shoutcast.pdf
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