On Thu, Sep 17, 2015 at 3:32 PM, Robert Jeffares
wrote:
> XLR Should work in a 1 u environment I have 1u gear with xlr on the back.
Yes, but consider this picture:
https://www.adafruit.com/images/970x728/1761-03.jpg
If you mount the xlr on the audio board and then plug the pi and the audio
bo
XLR Should work in a 1 u environment I have 1u gear with xlr on the back.
On 18/09/15 02:23, Wayne Merricks wrote:
Hi,
I've been contacted by the IQAudio Pi HAT guys (iqaudio.co.uk).
They're looking into the potential of having a balanced XLR output
board for the Pi. I know what we would use
I totally agree with Fred on this, which was the basis of the I/O
weakness of the RPI I expressed earlier. This means that in order for
this to work you have to be mindful to carefully manage your I/O such as
don't over tax your network interface unless you want your audio to get
interrupted f
On Sep 17, 2015, at 11:52 29, Cowboy wrote:
> I would suggest RJ-45 standard, with an optional ( extra cost ) break-out box
> for most anything anyone might want, which would be the full size XLR's, or
> screw terminals, or.
Of which RadioSystems already makes a full line:
http://ww
Hi,
Yes XLRs fit fine on 1U but not with the Pi Underneath it. You
basically have this set up (ripped from IQ Audio's email):
1U ~ 40mm
5mm spacer under pi
2mm pi pcb
12mm spacer (to clear pi components)
2mm DAC Hat
Leaves: 19mm to fit XLR connectors.
Wayne Merricks
The Voice Asia
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On Sep 17, 2015, at 10:23 52, Wayne Merricks
wrote:
> The questions they've asked me is what would you want from such an addon:
> • Balanced Audio via..?
> • XLR (may not fit into a 1U height restriction)
> • Mini XLR
> • 3.5mm stereo/balanced Jack
On 09/17/2015 10:53 AM, Wayne Merricks wrote:
Now they're asking more questions and are planning a prototype for the next
month
or so which from my point of view is a pretty decent response to a pretty
stupid question.
Not a stupid question, and more than a decent response, considering the
Hi
Am 17.09.2015 um 16:23 schrieb Wayne Merricks:
> I've been contacted by the IQAudio Pi HAT guys (iqaudio.co.uk). They're
> looking into the potential of having a balanced XLR output board for the
> Pi. I know what we would use it for (1U rack mount receiver, Internal
> monitoring/network spea
Hello,
To answer your questions:
>- Balanced Audio via..?
>
>
I'd generally push for XLR in most cases if there's space. Otherwise I'd
look for D-type (assuming it's for external use) or screw terminals
(internal use).
>
>- Access to GPIO Pins?
>
>
Any GPIO pins they could offer out wo
Hi,
Just to be clear, I'm nothing to do with IQ Audio, I just asked them if
they did any XLR boards a few months back. They emailed back the same
day saying interesting idea and they'll look into it. Now they're
asking more questions and are planning a prototype for the next month or
so whi
On 09/17/2015 10:23 AM, Wayne Merricks wrote:
The questions they've asked me is what would you want from such an addon:
* Balanced Audio via..?
o XLR (may not fit into a 1U height restriction)
o Mini XLR
o 3.5mm stereo/balanced Jacks
o Header pins
As standard as poss
Hi,
I've been contacted by the IQAudio Pi HAT guys (iqaudio.co.uk). They're
looking into the potential of having a balanced XLR output board for the
Pi. I know what we would use it for (1U rack mount receiver, Internal
monitoring/network speakers, potentially some sort of IP Phone
interface,
You have to use the AUX log for this otherwise the Main log will just
stop and be silent for 5 seconds.
Create a macro cart with these commands:
001 PS 0 5000! <-- This fades down log 0 (the main log) over 5000 ms
002 SP 5100! <-- This waits for 5100 ms before doing anything else
otherwise you
Thanks for the tips. I put only the 24 TOH announcements in one cart and
made them playable for a minute before and a minute after just in case. We
don't need to play any other time announcements like that. Now I am looking
at a way with an RML macro event placed that the end of each hour to fade
d
On Sep 15, 2015, at 12:26 25, James L. Stewart wrote:
> I'm sure a RPI-2 would do much better other than I still don't know if it
> will run a "true" real-time kernel or not, which seems to make Jack work a
> lot better.
I’ve run RD on them a bit. The achilles heel with it is the way that dev
On 09/17/2015 06:00 AM, Wayne Merricks wrote:
Most of these USB sound cards have optional plug in power you can use although
I think thats more
for a clean (less noisy) power supply than actually supplying more than 5v.
It's actually for current demands in the aggregate on the USB port suppl
Even for live Events, we schedule Rivendell so that it can run the
entire hour by itself. Its also good for if your live event has live
technical problems.
If you have a presenter on hand for doing live shows in the studio all
they have to do is switch to manual mode and wait for the current
Hi,
Most of these USB sound cards have optional plug in power you can use
although I think thats more for a clean (less noisy) power supply than
actually supplying more than 5v.
Wayne Merricks
The Voice Asia
On 16/09/15 17:32, James L. Stewart wrote:
I wonder if the output of these things ar
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