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separately. When an announcer presses an input's TB CUE button, audio is routed to the IFB audio
stream encoder and outgoing audio is simultaneously monitored in the right side of the selected
input's headphone output. Return IFB audio is also audible in the right side of the headphones. In
other words, only the announcer using the CUE TB button hears incoming and outgoing
communications audio.
In the following matrix routing example a Mono Peer-to-Peer + IFB program is loaded in the codec.
When the CUE TB button for input 1 is pressed, outgoing talkback audio is sent to encoder 2
(ENC2) and it is monitored in the right side of HP 1. Return IFB from the studio is also audible in the
right side of HP 1.
In the next matrix routing example a Stereo Peer-to-Peer + IFB program is loaded in the codec.
When the CUE TB button for input 1 is pressed, outgoing talkback audio is sent to encoder 3
(ENC3) and it is monitored in the right side of HP 1. Return IFB from the studio is also audible in the
right side of HP 1.
Using G3 Mono Peer-to-Peer + IFB Mode with a Stereo Connection in ViA
It is also possible to connect a stereo program and use one channel for talkback
communications. This is preconfigured in ViA if you create a program using the G3 Mono Peer-
to-Peer + IFB program template.
Important Note: This program template will only work if you are using Tieline Music or
Music PLUS algorithms.
The following image displays the talkback routing matrix defaults for a G3 Mono Peer-to-Peer
+ IFB program. When the CUE TB button is pressed on inputs 1-3 the codec will deliver
discreet talkback between local announcers and a remote codec using encoder 2 (ENC2).
Incoming IFB audio is monitored in the right channel of the headphones by default.
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Default Mono + IFB TB Routing
Default Stereo + IFB TB Routing
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