Sample Rate Menu; Processing Paths Menu - Omnia .9 Installation & User Manual

SYSTEM MENU

Sample Rate Menu

The Sample Rate menu lets you choose the internal sample rate at which Omnia.9 will run, either 44.1kHz or 48kHz. The
default rate is 44.1kHz. Be sure to select Apply Config to put the changes into effect, keeping in mind that doing so will cause an
interruption to program audio as Omnia.9 restarts. HD radio requires a sample rate of 44.1 kHz, whereas DAB radio requires a
sample rate of 48.0 kHz.

Processing Paths Menu

The Processing Paths menu allows you to choose the type and number of FM, AM, HD, Studio, and streaming processing cores
available, enable MPX Power Control for ITU-R BS-412 Compliance, and enable the studio processing core, the composite
inputs, an additional auxiliary monitor output.
The FM pull-down menu allows you to enable a processing core for the FM MPX (composite) output, L/R output, or
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both.
The MPX Power Control control allows Omnia.9 to operate in compliance with ITU-R BS-412 regulations.
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The AM pull-down menu allows you to enable a processing core for AM.
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The HD Cores menu lets you choose how many HD processing cores are available.
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The Streaming Cores menu allows you to choose how many streaming processing cores are available.
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The Studio Core menu enables or disables the dedicated studio core, an independent low-latency path especially suited
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for talent monitoring.
The Aux Monitor Output is a third speaker controller, similar to the Speaker and Headphone Outputs, which can be
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used to route audio to another studio or area of the station. Because it is fully routable and can provide audio from many
different patch points within Omnia.9, you can also use it to feed audio to another processor.
The Pre-emph Input control is similar to the MPX inputs, but is useful when the L/R output (either flat or pre-
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emphasized) of another audio processor is fed into Omnia.9.
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