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Analog Audio Layer

DisplayNet transmitters and receivers each include an analog stereo port. For DN-150 and DN-200 Series DisplayNet devices, this audio may be routed over the network using the Analog Audio layer. Like other layers, the Analog Audio layer may be routed independently of the other signal layers.

The Analog Audio Layer is color-coded cyan.

 

DN-300 devices use the Multichannel Audio Layer to route analog audio. This is to enable bi-directional audio, which is not natively supported by SDVoE's Analog Stereo Audio layer.

Audio Controls​

The right-click menu (found when right-clicking a device) can be used to start and stop the analog audio streams on transmitters. Receivers can leave audio streams in the same way that they can leave video streams.

Stopping and Starting Audio on Transmitters

To stop the TX from sending its audio stream over the 10GbE link, select "Stop Analog Audio" (in the Analog Audio Layer). The TX will retain its multicast address. However, no audio data will be sent and any RX devices subscribed to the TX will not be provided with an audio stream. The Source Device Row will display status "Stopped", however the subscribed Destination device rows will continue to display "Streaming" as their status, as they have not left the multicast group. Audio may be resumed by selecting "Start Analog Audio". As the receivers are still subscribed to the multicast group, audio playback may be resumed without re-joining the receivers.

Leaving Audio on Receivers

Receivers have the option to leave the multicast group to which they are subscribed. To do this, right-click the receiver and select "Leave Audio Source". Once this is done, the receiver will not be subscribed to the Analog audio stream. The Destination Device Row will display "Stopped" as the device’s status. In this case, the receiver must be re-joined to a source device to resume audio playback.

 

The options that are present in the receiver's submenu depend on the device characteristics. For example, if the receiver has a 3.5mm audio output jack, the Analog Out column will be present.

Audio Output Settings​

There are two audio output columns in the Audio Layer:

  • HDMI Out
  • Analog Out

The audio outputs on each device can be set to output different audio streams. For more information on available streams, see Device Settings > Audio Tab.