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Technical Documentation “Instreamer “ - V4.03 - 24th October 2013
1 Introduction
1.1 About the “Instreamer ” firmware
The “Instreamer ” firmware is designed to serve as a versatile, network-enabled analog and digital audio-to-Ethernet converter for commercial audio
distribution.
The “Instreamer ” firmware converts audio from any analog or digital device into G.711 (8 bit), PCM (16 bit) or high-quality MP3 streams. The audio is
encoded in real-time, and the generated audio stream can be distributed, via an IP-based network or the Internet, to one or more receivers or
Shoutcast / Icecast-servers.
Barix devices running the “Instreamer ” firmware can be easily managed via a web browser interface using PCs, web pads, PDAs or other web-
enabled devices. SNMP remote monitoring capabilities allow for building a manageable distributed audio network. With serial and Ethernet control
APIs, open IP-standards, and the standard encoding formats, the device can also be integrated with other components, controlled by automation
systems, or used with Barix Exstreamers to create more flexible, more cost-effective distributed audio systems.
The built-in serial interface allows data to be relayed to another Barix device, a PC or a server using the “Serial Gateway” functionality of the
“Instreamer ” firmware.
With an optional stick-on transmitter, additional IR-enabled devices can be remote controlled via the network connection, enabling users to control
their audio sources without being in the same location as the device.
1.2 Features
Generates MP3 streams at adjustable bit rates (VBR) from analog or digital (optical/coaxial S/P DIF) sources
Generates G.711 (aLaw/uLaw) streams at 8, 12, 24 or 32 kHz sample rate from an analog source
Generates PCM (16 bit) streams at 8, 12, 24 or 32, 44.1, 48 kHz sample rate from an analog source
Supported stream connections: HTTP, BRTP, RTP, SIP, Raw UDP, Raw TCP, Icecast and Icecast ID3 source, Shoutcast source
Supports stream authentication (HTTP, Shoutcast, Icecast)
10/100 Mbit Ethernet connection supports automatic network configuration (BOOTP, DHCP, AutoIP and IPzator) as well as manual static IP
configuration
Features SonicIP® announcing the IP address on power up over the audio outputs
Control and configuration using a standard web browser
Remote monitoring using SNMP
Remote controllable using HTTP, TCP and UDP
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