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Audio TX or other VoIP stuff

C

clouseau

We have a set of Tieline G-1's (A Commander and an I-Mix0 and love them. However, we have an issue with using them in our Home Arena for College basketball in that they have a VoIP Pots line from a router at the arena. We have thusfar used a workaround for home games by using a 450 MHz relay from the arena to the studio and Standard Phone line for an IFB. (Very Close Geographically). My question is...

Does anyone have any experience using AUDIO TX over IP. We tested the Demo and it was atrocious. All kinds of dropped connections, garbled audio, etc.. We DID test it over a dialup direct connection, with not real robust computers, though. Does anyone have experience with this? Does it really Work? Is there a better solution?

Of course the usual caveats of "Easy to use" - "HArd to break" - "Costs virtually nothing" "Need it yesterday" etc etc.. Apply. :)

Thanks

Bill Doerner
KSIX AM Corpus Christi
 
> We have a set of Tieline G-1's (A Commander and an I-Mix0
> and love them. However, we have an issue with using them in
> our Home Arena for College basketball in that they have a
> VoIP Pots line from a router at the arena. We have thusfar
> used a workaround for home games by using a 450 MHz relay
> from the arena to the studio and Standard Phone line for an
> IFB. (Very Close Geographically). My question is...
>
> Does anyone have any experience using AUDIO TX over IP. We
> tested the Demo and it was atrocious. All kinds of dropped
> connections, garbled audio, etc.. We DID test it over a
> dialup direct connection, with not real robust computers,
> though. Does anyone have experience with this? Does it
> really Work? Is there a better solution?
>
> Of course the usual caveats of "Easy to use" - "HArd to
> break" - "Costs virtually nothing" "Need it yesterday" etc
> etc.. Apply. :)
>
> Thanks
>
> Bill Doerner
> KSIX AM Corpus Christi

Hey Bill...I have worked with VoIP on T1s and lower b/w systems (down to 56k)...Carrier grade gear like Cisco or similar with Quality of Service (QoS) settings sound damn good...but remember they will only have 3k bandwidth on the audio and there WILL be some delay in any VoIP system...havent had any experience with AUDIO TX..
Over a dialup network, you would be better with the Tieline on a direct POTS line if you can get that.
REAL high quality VOIP works great and sounds good...but on this hodgepodge system, I would stay away from it for broadcast use.
 
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