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Jrietschel at 22:43, 8 January 2009

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			Barix devices are ideal for general audio distribution applications.

			You can find further information in the below pages:

	~~The principle~~ for ~~your system should~~ be ~~as following:~~		* [[point to point streaming]] - this page informs about how to use the products for simple point to point applications (also over the internet)
			* [[source to multipoint distribution]] - a typical application if a source needs to be distributed to multiple buildings, rooms, country sites
			* [[multi source, multi destination]] - audio distribution for hotels, ski areas, venues, theaters etc. some sources and many receives, priorities, source selection at the playout places etc.

	~~a) every source is either~~		More to come - please let us know which further applications you want to get listed here !
	* 1 using an Instreamer or
	*2 is one "channel" (background music) generated by our MP3_RTP_Streamer software on a PC.
	~~This is free software, on our website~~ here~~: http://www.barix.com/downloads/Software_tools/221/~~
	~~Documentation is also on the site.~~
	* 3 you can also use an Exstreamer (!~~) to generate a radio channel from a file/playlist on a USB stick. With a 4GB USB Stick,~~
	~~such a file can be quite long (several days, depending on audio format), and this can be used ideally for a solid state, low power,~~
	~~constant stream generator for background music. The software for the Exstreamer is not yet released but we can provide a copy~~
	~~to check it out.~~

	~~b) Annuncicom has contact closure inputs, and can be set to start streaming on contact closure with a higher priority than the other~~
	~~sources (even higher than paging), so all Exstreamer devices will immediately switch to the Annuncicom feed.~~

	~~c) Channel selection: channel selection can also be done by multiple means~~
	*1 using a browser (or iPhone etc), directly controlling the Exstreamer
	*2 using a command interface on the Exstreamer from an automation system (such as Crestron)
	*3 using a remote control with the Exstreamer
	*4 using the VSC (Volume Source Control), connected to the Exstreamer
	*5 using central software (for example, ICGraph)

	~~ICGraph is a general system monitoring, paging and intercom software. It can be used to control a system as above, switch the channel~~
	~~an Exstraemer listens to, make announcements from the PC, work as an intercom console etc. It is not generating background music channels,~~
	~~that is done by the MP3_RTP_Streamer software.~~

Jrietschel: New page: The principle for your system should be as following: a) every source is either * 1 using an Instreamer or *2 is one "channel" (background music) generated by our MP3_RTP_Streamer sof...

2009-01-08T22:37:49Z

New page: The principle for your system should be as following: a) every source is either * 1 using an Instreamer or *2 is one "channel" (background music) generated by our MP3_RTP_Streamer sof...

New page

The principle for your system should be as following:

a) every source is either
* 1 using an Instreamer or
*2 is one "channel" (background music) generated by our MP3_RTP_Streamer software on a PC.
This is free software, on our website here: http://www.barix.com/downloads/Software_tools/221/
Documentation is also on the site.
* 3 you can also use an Exstreamer (!) to generate a radio channel from a file/playlist on a USB stick. With a 4GB USB Stick,
such a file can be quite long (several days, depending on audio format), and this can be used ideally for a solid state, low power,
constant stream generator for background music. The software for the Exstreamer is not yet released but we can provide a copy
to check it out.

b) Annuncicom has contact closure inputs, and can be set to start streaming on contact closure with a higher priority than the other
sources (even higher than paging), so all Exstreamer devices will immediately switch to the Annuncicom feed.

c) Channel selection: channel selection can also be done by multiple means
*1 using a browser (or iPhone etc), directly controlling the Exstreamer
*2 using a command interface on the Exstreamer from an automation system (such as Crestron)
*3 using a remote control with the Exstreamer
*4 using the VSC (Volume Source Control), connected to the Exstreamer
*5 using central software (for example, ICGraph)

ICGraph is a general system monitoring, paging and intercom software. It can be used to control a system as above, switch the channel
an Exstraemer listens to, make announcements from the PC, work as an intercom console etc. It is *not* generating background music channels,
that is done by the MP3_RTP_Streamer software.