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connection type (except for the types “BRTP” and “SIP” which are only available with the ﬁrst

entry).

Stream to Disabled entry

Set the connection type to “not used” to disable an entry. The IP and Port can be left as is as they

are as they do not matter on a disabled entry.

Stream to Internet Radio entry

Set the connection type to “Internet Radio” radio server for a single client (default). The IP “0.0.0.0”

will act as a TCP listener (HTTP) waiting for a connection on the port selected under “Port#”

(0=80). See also section Radio Path for additional conﬁguration details.

Limitation: Even though eight entries can be conﬁgured only six concurrent radio servers are

supported.

Stream to RTP entry

Set the connection type to “RTP” (Real Time Protocol) for an RTP destination. The IP “0.0.0.0” will

broadcast (UDP) on the subnet (e.g. "192.168.0.255") on the port selected under “Port#” (e.g.

4040), enter an IP for a UDP unicast destination (e.g. “192.168.0.11).

Stream to BRTP entry

Set the connection type to “BRTP” (Barix Real Time Protocol) for a BRTP server (up to 32 clients).

The IP “0.0.0.0” will act as a BRTP listener (UDP) waiting for BRTP clients requesting a stream on

the port selected under “Port#” (e.g. 80).

Stream to SIP entry

SIP is only available with the ﬁrst entry.

Set the connection type to “SIP” for an asterisk SIP server destination. Enter the IP of the SIP

server. SIP works only when either “u-Law 8kHz” or “a-Law 8kHz” encoding is selected. Enter the

UDP port of the SIP server under “Port#” (Port 0=5060).

See also section icy-url / SIP user further above.

Stream to Raw UDP entry

Set the connection type to “Raw UDP” for an UDP destination. The IP “0.0.0.0” will broadcast

(UDP) on the subnet (e.g. "192.168.0.255") on the port selected under “Port#” (0=3030), enter an

IP for a UDP unicast destination (e.g. “192.168.0.11).

Stream to Raw TCP entry

Set the connection type to “Raw TCP” for a single TCP client. The IP “0.0.0.0” will act as a TCP

listener waiting for a connection on the port selected under “Port#” (0=2020).

Stream to Icecast source entry

Set the connection type to Icecast source to connect (TCP) to a single Icecast server. Enter IP and

port of the Icecast server for the device to act as an Icecast source. When authentication is

needed please read also section Ice/Shoutcast (Security settings).

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