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The new Instreamer-100 and Exstreamer-100 builds on
the flexibility of previous-generation products to
further improve performance for both commercial and
professional applications. Barix Instreamer and Exstreamer
systems offer unparalleled scalability and cost-effectiveness
for IP audio decoding, distribution, encoding and
monitoring compared to many competitive systems by
using IP links and standard protocols for audio streaming
and delivery.
The
Instreamer-100 will receive its worldwide debut at
IBC and be displayed in an end-to-end audio over IP
streaming with the Exstreamer-100. Like previous Instreamer
products, the Instreamer-100 encodes audio from analog
and digital devices into the MP3 format in real-time
for point-to-point or multipoint delivery over the
Internet or IP-based systems. The serial port in the
Instreamer-100 allows the operator to remotely control
additional devices over the same network connection
from any location.
The
Exstreamer-100 decodes the audio at the receiving
address. Like previous Exstreamer models, the Exstreamer-100
is an intelligent, network based audio decoder that
pulls digital audio from an IP network and converts
it to music or voice. Unlike previous Exstreamer models,
the Exstreamer-100 offers redundancy through automatic
switchover to backup streams or USB playback if the
main stream is unavailable.
The
flexibility of the end-to-end Instreamer/Exstreamer
platform means that any number of commercial businesses
can benefit from this at a fraction of the cost compared
to competitive alternatives. Professional radio broadcast
groups can cost-effectively encode, monitor, and decode
audio for on-air operations at multiple stations,
or prepare podcasts to reach new audiences.
The
Instreamer-100 and Exstreamer-100 are extremely valuable
in both point-to-point and multi-room applications
at a single location, such as a hotel, restaurant,
cruiseship or airplane, or point-to-multipoint situations
for a large chain of stores. For the latter, store
chains can use the end-to-end platform to broadcast
audio and advertisements from a central location to
the entire chain, without PC infrastructure in the
stores or studio. Since every store can receive its
own real-time audio feed, the performance and function
of the system can be easily monitored - features not
possible with the less flexible and more expensive
satellite-based streaming.
Barix
also offers fully customer programmable software versions
of the Instreamer-100 and Exstreamer-100. This allows
system integrators and OEMs to develop their own applications
in a network-, audio-, or USB-flash environment such
as scheduling announcers, call sign generators, or
network or I/O triggered alarming devices with supervision.
Barix products feature open standards and integrate
well with other software and equipment such as distribution
servers, media players and IP phone systems for paging
and background music applications, customized products,
private labeling, licensing and OEM development.
Stand
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Société
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Auteur
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27/07/2006
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CP/Mail
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Barix
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Beate
Lorenzoni
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Lorenzoni
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ADel
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