
SOLH264TX Broadcast Transmitter
H264TX, H264ENGTX, H264ENC
DS000091
Rev 1.2 2013-05-02
MPEG L1 48kHz stereo
MPEG L1 48kHz mono
MPEG L2 48kHz stereo
MPEG L2 48kHz mono
You can select one of many modes to suit
operational and bandwidth requirements.
As you select each of these audio modes and
apply them, take a look at the Video bitrates
parameter and watch it change.
The higher the audio quality used the less the
video bandwidth available.
Analogue
You can select analogue or digital for the
audio input of the device.
If you are an analogue video input only
analogue audio will be available.
(MPEG L1)
224, 256, 288, 320,
352, 384, 416 and
448kbits/s
This is the MPEG audio encoding bit-rate.
Generally the higher the number the better
the quality.
(MPEG L2)
112, 128, 160, 192,
224, 256, 320 and
384kbits/s
This is the MPEG audio encoding bit-rate.
Generally the higher the number the better
the quality.
Note: Bit-rates 224, 256, 320 and 384kbit/s
are only available in stereo mode.
36db, 48db, 60dB,
72dB, 84dB, 96dB,
108dB and 120dB
Used to set the audio gain applied to the
audio input signal.
0db is no gain which is the default setting. If
you have low level audio sources you may
want to apply more gain.
Applies a small voltage to the audio inputs to
supply phantom power for Electret
microphones. This will be 5V on SOLH264TX
units and 12V on SOLH264ENGTX units.
10.8 Configuring the Video Parameters
To work with the Video tab:
1. Click the Advanced button on the SOLO4 Transmitter Control Window
2. The Advanced options window opens
3. Select the Video tab
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