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Using the Dante Module
Once installed and setup, the module can be configured using the Dante software
which can be obtained from https://www.audinate.com/.
On the Instant Replay 3, the Dante module will automatically receive the output of
any playing content.
changed to Dante in the Record Settings screen.
Content and File Types
The Instant Replay can play .wav and .mp3 files. However, there are many ways to
create these types of files and not all will play out correctly. As a general guideline,
the following lists some of the parameters that should be used when creating these
files.
Exporting WAV Clips
Instant Replay can record 16 and 24 bit WAV files at sample rates of 44.1 or 48Khz.
Using the networking feature or external media, these clips can be transferred and
played on a Personal Computer or any device capable of playing WAV files.
Importing WAV Clips
Instant Replay can play .wav files or .mp3 files created externally by other
equipment.
Wav files should be either 16 or 24 bit at a sample rate of 44.1, 48, 88.2 or 96
KHz.
Most mp3 files will work without adjustment but when creating these files, it is
best to keep the bit rate under 320Kbps.
Note: Although the Instant Replay may accept .wav or .mp3 files created in ways
other than described above, they may not be recognized by the system or may play
incorrectly. It is always best to test newly created files on the system to ensure
they operate correctly.
PERIPHERAL CONNECTIONS
USB Ports
Instant Replay 3 has three USB ports, two on the rear panel and one on the side of
the LCD display.
The USB ports on this device are a maximum of 1A and are designed for use with
basic keyboards, mice, and memory sticks. These ports should not be used with
large USB hard drives, LED keyboards, USB hubs (or keyboards with USB hubs), and
should never be used as a charging port for other devices.
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