Lightware 25G-LAYER-RET-80
Return audio layer
Return Audio Layer creates the ability to send two different multichannel audio streams, one from source to display and another, a return channel in the opposite direction. Audio Return Channel (ARC) was introduced by the HDMI 1.4.standard. This S/PDIF signal is sent in the opposite direction to the video signals. Usually displays send ARC to source devices ‑ typically TV sound to audio receivers, or microphone sound from headsets to computers.
Description
The Return audio layer enables the ability to send two different multichannel audio streams. One from source to display and another return channel in the opposite direction.
ARC (Audio Return Channel) was introduced by HDMI 1.4. This S/PDIF signal is sent in the opposite direction to the video signals. Usually displays send ARC to source devices - typically TV sound to audio receivers, or microphone sound from headsets to computers.
Examples:
- When using microphones in a KVM environment, the operator may have an LCD display, 5.1 speakers, Keyboard, Mouse and a microphone. The microphone audio signal from his headset is sent in the opposite direction to the video, 5.1 and embedded audio.
25G-LAYER-RET-80 Features
- A fully separate audio channel routed the opposite way to the Forward Audio Layer
- Supports Stereo PCM, 5.1 Dolby Digital, 5.1 DTS and other audio formats
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The Return audio layer enables the ability to send two different multichannel audio streams. One from source to display and another return channel in the opposite direction.
ARC (Audio Return Channel) was introduced by HDMI 1.4. This S/PDIF signal is sent in the opposite direction to the video signals. Usually displays send ARC to source devices - typically TV sound to audio receivers, or microphone sound from headsets to computers.
Examples:
- When using microphones in a KVM environment, the operator may have an LCD display, 5.1 speakers, Keyboard, Mouse and a microphone. The microphone audio signal from his headset is sent in the opposite direction to the video, 5.1 and embedded audio.
- A fully separate audio channel routed the opposite way to the Forward Audio Layer
- Supports Stereo PCM, 5.1 Dolby Digital, 5.1 DTS and other audio formats
About Penguin Media Solutions
Penguin Media Solutions is a professional audio, video, and lighting design, installation, and maintenance company based in Brighton, UK. As an authorised Martin Audio dealer, we provide high-performance AV systems for commercial venues, hospitality, and event spaces across Brighton, London, and South-East England.
