
If a Media Stream Receiver will be receiving streams with Audio and Video multiplexed together (e.g. The maximum total number of received channels for all Receivers in your design is based on the Core model. The Media Stream Receiver automatically performs the appropriate up-mixing or down-mixing if the number of output channels differs from the channels available in the input stream.Īvailable when Mode is set to "Multichannel". Any other equipment you identify as being in that location display under that location. When you have given the location a name, the related equipment is now displayed under the new location.

Once you have entered the new Location name, it is available on the pull-down for the Location property for all other equipment. Click in the Location property field, the " Default Location" is highlighted.The Location is a means by which you can organize your virtual equipment to correspond to your physical equipment. No other characters, symbols, punctuation, or blank spaces. Underscore (acceptable with a Q-SYS implementation) Hyphen (cannot be at the beginning or end of the name) The name must follow standard naming conventions, restricted to the following:ĪSCII characters a - z, A-Z (case insensitive) Note: The Media Stream Receiver does not support AAC audio due to licensing restrictions. This feature is currently available for IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) MPEG TS streams. The Media Stream Receiver also supports languages embedded in the stream.
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Alternatively, do not update Atlona devices to firmware version 1.2.x to maintain compatibility with Media Stream Receiver.

QSC recommends that you switch to AES67 streaming. Note: Media Stream Receiver cannot receive streams from Atlona devices running firmware version 1.2.x or later due to stream format changes in later firmware versions.
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