Comrex BRIC-Link Product Manual page 39

HTTP
Accept Incoming Connections - Users can set BRIC-Link to listen for and automatically answer any HTTP incoming
calls. This option is set to No by default.
IP Port - This option defines the incoming UDP port—the number to be used for incoming HTTP connections. The
default is TCP 8000.
Encoder - This defines the encoder used for HTTP streaming. Default is HE-AAC V2 Stereo 48 kb.
User Agent Blacklist - List of SIP user agents that are not allowed to communicate.
Genre - Users can define the Genre for HTTP streaming. Default value is set to Live.
Info URL - Informational URL associated with the stream. This setting is left blank by default.
Public - Allows users to define the HTTP stream as a Public Stream. Default setting is No.
STANDARD RTP SETTINGS
These settings offer several modes that allow compatibility with specific IP coding devices. For complete details,
please review the IP Compatibility appendix on
Accept Incoming Connections - Listen for and automatically answer incoming calls.
Incoming Connection Profile - Use this profile for incoming connections.
IP Port - Allows users to designate an incoming network port.
RTP Compatibility Mode - Enables compatibility with select RTP audio streaming devices.
Return Channel Enable - Enables a return channel sent back to the transmitter for incoming calls.
Return Channel Encoder - For incoming calls, this specifies the codec to be used for the return channel.
Return Channel Frames per Packet - Determines how many audio frames are included in each packet. Values over 1
will reduce network bandwidth but will increase delay. This is set to 1 by default.
Incoming Timeout - For incoming calls, this specifies time connection timeout. Set to 60 seconds by default.
EBU3266/SIP SETTINGS
IP Port - The port used by the SIP negotiation channel when using EBU3326/SIP Mode. If this port is changed, it's
likely to break compatibility with other manufacturer's codecs.
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