This article will walk through using Audio Over IP (AoIP) in order to send audio to the Streaming Transmitter versus the XLR or RCA cables if you are using Axia Livewire. Once your streaming transmitter is online (using the Eth1 port on the back of the transmitter), you will connect Eth2 to your AoIP network. You can now send the following information to Futuri VIP Support so that we can configure the AoIP integration:
- The Static IP address and subnet on your AoIP network (that we will be assigning to Eth2).
- The channel we should use to listen to audio.
- If your station will be using Futuri POST, we will also require the IP address of your console (used to listen for mic/fader activity).
- The channel numbers and priority of your microphones. (we support up to four microphone channels).
If you are interested in streaming immediately but are not ready to use an AoIP network at this time, you can begin with an analog input (using the XLR/RCA breakout cable that was included in the shipment of your transmitter).
Follow the link below specific to your transmitter model:
Gen4 Transmitters
SINGLE STREAM (SST) | MULTI-STREAM (MST) | ||
| Single Stream (SST) does NOT have a separate NIC for AoIP. If you have separate networks for streaming, automation and AoIP, it will be necessary to have a USB Ethernet adapter.
After you have saved the information, return to the Main Menu and select the station to display the orange settings icon.
| Multi-Stream (MST) has a dedicated NIC for AoIP.
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Gen3 Transmitters
This section of the article will walk you through using Audio over IP in order to send audio to the Streaming Transmitter versus the "XLR" or "RCA" cables if you are using either Axia Livewire. Once your streaming transmitter is online (using the Eth1 port on the back of the transmitter), you will connect Eth2 to your AoIP network. You can now send the following information to Futuri VIP Support so that we can configure the AoIP integration.
- The Static IP address and subnet on your AoIP network (that we will be assigning to Eth2).
- The channel we should use the listen to the audio.
- If your station will be using Futuri POST, we will also require the IP address of your console (used to listen for mic/fader activity).
- The channel numbers and priority of your microphone. (we support up to four microphone channels).
If you are interested in streaming immediately but are not ready to use an AoIP network at this time, you can begin with analog input, (using the XLR/RCA breakout cable that was included in the shipment of your transmitter).