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Audio stream: IP address
Audio stream: Port
Audio stream:File path or
mount point
Audio stream: Username
Audio stream: password
Audio stream: Network
interface/VLAN
(for RTP or UDP)
Audio stream: Local source
port (for RTP or UDP)
Audio stream: DSCP
(for RTP or UDP)
Audio stream: Payload type
(For RTP)
Audio stream: Payload size
(for RTP and UDP)
Audio stream:Synchro
Clock
(for RTP and UDP)
Audio stream:Presentation
delay
UDP is to be used only if the equipment that receives the stream does not
support standard ACIP RTP streams.
Read/Write Destination IP address or domain name.
Read/Write Enter the destination UDP port for RTP or UDP protocols, or the
destination TCP port for HTTP streaming.
Read/Write Valid if Transport protocol = HTTP
Example: server URL= http://streamer.myorgnization.com:6400/M1
Mount point is to be set to: /M1
Read/Write Valid if Transport protocol = HTTP. Username to access the server
Read/Write Valid if Transport protocol = HTTP. Password to access the server
Read/Write Select the network interface or VLAN for this stream.
In case the target address is unicast, select "Any" so that the Eth interface
is determined automatically according to this IP address, or select a VLAN.
In case the target IP address is multicast, select the Eth interface or the
VLAN.
Read/Write Local UDP port number of IQOYA *SERV/LINK
Read/Write Select the quality of service (QoS) class of the stream.
Read/Write RTP payload value that defines the audio profile. Standard values are:
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Read/Write Size (in ms) of the audio transported by an RTP frame.
For unframed formats (like PCM, G7xx, apt-X), payload size value is
rounded to the nearest multiple value that is equal or higher than the
processing granularity value.
For framed formats (like MPEG, AAC), payload size value is rounded to
the nearest multiple value equal or higher than the frame size.
Read/Write None, or NTP.
NTP can be selected if the option "NTP based audio synchro" is installed.
Read/Write Valid if Synchro Clock is set to NTP.
Offset of time added to the current NTP time for time-stamping the IP
packets so that several decoders play the packets at the same time.
This value, expressed in microseconds, must be at least equal to the
maximum network transport time for an IP packet to reach the target
decoders.
Once the encoder and the decoders are configured, this value can be
tuned by checking the IP metrics. The maximum value is 2 000 000
microseconds (2 seconds) for unframed audio formats (PCM, apt-X,
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0 for G711
9 for G722; 14 for MPEG
96 for AAC, apt-X, Opus
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