audenc
Tip
Starting with release 1.5, you can specify a comma-separated list of IDs as well as a range of IDs for the operation, for example, audenc 3,2,0 start or audenc 3-0 stop.
The audenc command is used to manage encoder audio acquisition settings. The audenc start and audenc stop commands can be used to start and stop encoding of the audio input. ID is either the encoder ID or all. As of Makito X4 v1.5, Makito X1 v1.2, and Makito FX v1.0 you can specify a range or a comma-separated list of IDs for the operation, as shown in the examples that follow.
The number of encoders varies with the hardware platform:
| Makito X4 | encoder ID is a number between 0 and 31. |
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| Makito X4 Single Channel | encoder ID is a number between 0 and 31. |
| Makito X1 | encoder ID is a number between 0 and 3. |
| Makito FX | encoder ID is a number between 0 and 3. |
Synopsis
audenc ID start |
Actions
| Action | Description |
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start | Activates encoding of the audio input. |
stop | Stops encoding of the audio input. |
mute | Mutes encoding of the audio input (i.e., causes the encoder to encode silence instead of the selected audio input.) Tip This may be used when you do not wish to encode the audio but the decoder being used does not support decoding of video-only streams. |
unmute | Resumes encoding of the audio input (when muted) |
set | Configures encoder audio parameters. A series of one or more |
get | Displays encoder audio status information. You can specify configuration, statistics, or all audio information. Tip To display a summary of all the encoders in a table format, you can use |
clear | Clears the encoder’s statistics. |
help | Displays usage information for the audenc command |
Parameters
| Parameter | Default | Description/Values |
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| name | Audio Encoder 0, 1, 2... | A unique descriptive name of up to 63 characters. Using 'none' will revert the audio encoder's name to the default. |
input | SDI1CH1+2 | The Audio Input for the encoder. The available inputs for Makito X4 devices:
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| SDI1CH1+2 | The available inputs for Makito X1 devices:
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| HDMICh1+2 | The available inputs for Makito FX devices:
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| language | n/a | The language used for input. Enter a 3-character long ISO639-2 code or none. If you don't know the code for a language, you can directly enter one of the languages below in full or abbreviated form:
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| level | 6 | (Makito X1 and Makito X4 Rugged, Analog Input only) Adjusts the maximum analog Audio Input signal level (0 dBfs):
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| mode | stereo | The number and type of audio channels to encode.
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| algorithm | [mpeg2]adts | The audio compression algorithm:
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| sample rate | 48 kHz | The number of audio samples per second taken from the incoming signal.
Note See |
| bitrate | 128 kbps | The Audio Bitrate for the encoder. 4..576 Note The available bitrate range depends on the current As of v1.4, the Makito X4 allows lower audio encoding bitrates (intended for very limited bandwidth streaming situations), as well as higher quality audio encoding at higher bitrates. 48 KHz sample rate:
16 KHz sample rate: (analog only):
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Examples
# audenc 0,2,3 start Starts audio encoders 0, 2 and 3. You will receive the following confirmation: 3 audio encoders started successfully. |
# audenc 0-3 stop Stops audio encoders 0, 1, 2 and 3. 4 audio encoders stopped successfully. |
# audenc 0,2,4-6 stop Stops audio encoders 0, 2, 4, 5 and 6 5 audio encoders stopped successfully. |
# audenc 0 set input=SDI1CH1+2 Sets the Audio Input to SDI1CH1+2 |
# audenc 0 set bitrate=128 Sets the Audio Bitrate to 128. You will receive the following confirmation: Audio encoder configured successfully |
# audenc 0 get or # audenc 0 get config Returns audio configuration information for the encoder, such as: Encoder ID : 0 |
# audenc 0 get stats Returns audio status information for the encoder, such as: Encoder ID : 0 |
# audenc 0 get stats Returns audio configuration information for a Rugged encoder configured for Analog Input, such as: Encoder ID : 0 |
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