Barix is adding to its line of audio over IP encoders and decoders. The LX400 for broadcast, to be shown at the NAB Show, is for STL, studio-to-studio and other audio networking applications.
“Benefits include an array of premium-quality software codec options, including Opus, AACplus and PCM for uncompressed transmission,” Barix states.
“The LX400’s inclusion of the Opus codec is especially attractive given its high-efficiency bitrate performance, ensuring broadcasters the best possible audio quality for compressed transmission.”
Features include end-to-end delay control for RTP streaming, adherence to the latest security standards (HTTPS) and stream redundancy modes for uninterrupted broadcasting. The LX400 also enhances buffering performance for Icecast streams, ensuring consistent playback.
The LX400 is configurable as an encoder or decoder and is compatible with the Reflector EVO service for full-duplex audio contribution and distribution in the cloud.
For more traditional point-to-point applications, the LX400 can be ordered with optional Barix STL firmware. Power redundancy is assured through the availability of PoE and 24VDC service, for those who want to use the network as their primary device powering option.
Features include eight dry contact inputs, eight output relays, a digital audio output and a USB port for local music playout direct from the device when configured as a decoder.
NAB Show Booth: C2348
