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Audio Inputs

The Audio Inputs tab, in the Computer Configuration window, is used to define inputs for use with Record Control Events. These Record Control events can be placed in Station Logs and Clocks and Background Recorder Logs and Recorder Clocks to record external sources or the audio output of the station. The audio input can be setup as the output of the sequencer, this allows for the recording of what is playing in the log without the need for a loopback cable. See the Background Recording feature for more information on using the audio input to record a Network Show.

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Active

The Active check box makes the Audio Inputs configured for the computer available for Record Control Events.

Name

The Name is the Audio Recorder name that will be seen when selecting an audio input when inserting a Record Control Event into a Log or Clock. The default name when a recorder is added is 'MACHINE_NAME Audio Recorder' (no apostrophes).

Description

The Description field is used to add a description of the recorder, this field is optional.

Audio Inputs Toolbar

	Add Audio Input - Use the Add Audio Input button to add an Audio Input to the Computers Configuration.
	Delete Audio Input - Use the Delete Audio Input Button to delete a selected Audio Input from the Computers Configuration.

Audio Input Information

The bottom window contains information about each added Audio Input for the configured computer. The following columns can be reorganized to fit the user’s needs and Custom Filtering can be used to filter the Audio Inputs.

ID - The ID is the system ID for the Audio Input.

Name - The Name is the name for the input selected. This field can be edited by double clicking in the field.

Audio Input - The Audio Input is the name of the installed device, this information is pulled directly from the windows driver. An audio input can be setup as the output of the sequencer (Loopback Capture), this allows for the recording of what is playing in the log without the need for a loopback cable.

Add an Audio Input

1. Click Computers from the Configuration menu
2. Select the computer to configure
3. Select the Audio Inputs tab for the computer
4. Click the Active check box to make the audio inputs active for the computer.
5. Edit the Name if desired.
6. Add a Description for the Audio Inputs for the computer. (optional)
7. Click the Add Audio Input button.
   
8. Select the Audio Input to use from the Select Audio Input window.
9. Click OK to except the selection.
10. Double-click the Name field to change the name. (optional)
11. Click the Save button to save the changes.
12. Verify the Audio Recorder started in the Startup Manager.

Configure ASIO Input

1. Shut down (Stop All) the Audio Player and the Audio Recorder in the Startup Manager.
   
2. Click Computers from the Configuration menu
3. Select the computer to configure
4. Select the Audio Inputs tab for the computer
5. Click the Active check box to make the audio inputs active for the computer.
6. Edit the Name if desired.
7. Add a Description for the Audio Inputs for the computer. (optional)
8. Click the Add Audio Input button.
9. Select the Audio Input to use from the Select Audio Input window.
10. Click OK to except the selection.
11. Double-click the Name field to change the name. (optional)
12. Click the Save button to save the changes.
13. Start (Start All) the Audio Player and the Audio Recorder in the Startup Manager.

Delete an Audio Input

1. Click Computers from the Configuration menu
2. Select the computer to configure
3. Select the Audio Inputs tab for the computer
4. Select the desired Audio Input.
5. Click the Delete Audio Input button.
6. Click Save button to save the changes.

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