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Revision as of 00:25, 23 December 2009
Card Layout
(Straight from the old website):
The Net Mux has 4 cards on the back - 2 for audio and 2 for video. From 1 to 4 on the control panel they are:
1 - Network Video (i.e. the output goes to the wired network)
2 - Network Audio (audio to the network)
3 - Stream Video (currently goes only to a monitor, but will feed the web stream)
4 - Stream Audio (audio to the stream - currently entirely unconnected)
The card physical layout is independant, with the four cards being Net Audio, Stream Audio, Net Video, Stream Video from top to bottom. Video Inputs
The video inputs are currently the same for the network and the stream. They are:
1 - GFX Comp
2 - DaVE
3 - MUX 1
4 - MUX 2
5 - MUX 3
6 - MUX 4
7 - 11 - empty
12 - reserved for freeview
13 - Tuna
14 - Vidserv
15 - Inform
16- Clock Audio Inputs
The network audio is on D-connectors which are connected to the NetMuxBreakout in the rack. The inputs are:
1 - Sound Desk
2 - Silence
3 - for OB input
12 - Reseved for Freeview
13 - Tuna
14 - Vidserv