Important Notes for File Playback:
· Ensure MP3 recordings used are not variable bit rate files.
· File playback audio is sent directly to the codec outputs and therefore IGC is not
available. When you create your MP2 or MP3 files ensure the audio levels match the
audio reference level of your codec and that peaks average at the correct levels.
· Backup file audio is only sent to the outputs of the local codec. File playback audio is
not sent to encoders and cannot be transmitted via an audio stream to another codec.
· Removing storage media while audio is playing from it will result in poor audio quality
and should be avoided. If it is removed accidentally reboot the codec to ensure failover
file playback will work in future.
· If you enter a single file name ensure you add the file extension, e.g. "test.mp3", or the
file will not play back.
· If you enter a directory name, all the files within the directory will be played back. We
recommend you save all audio files as a playlist and link to this if you want them to
play out sequentially. Please note that "M3U" is the playlist file format supported by the
codec.
· File playback occurs automatically if the silence threshold parameters are breached; if
the codec is not connected for any reason file playback will commence. To stop file
playback open the Connections panel in the HTML5 Web-GUI, click to select the file
playback connection, then click Disconnect.
5. After configuring Output Audio Source options you can:
i. Click Next to configure rules options.
ii. Click Next stream to configure the next audio stream.
6. To configure new stream level rules click the drop-down arrow and select the preferred option
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