The 'Device → Senders' page displays information relating to the Video, Audio and Metadata senders provided by the app.

From here you can check information about a sender, and select a sender to access its more advanced options: I/O Routing (for the audio streams), the stream configuration parameters, SDP data and Disable/Enable controls.

Available Senders (TX)

For a HOME UDX, the available IP senders (TX) correspond to the app's outputs as follows:

  • TX 1 = UDX Output 1
  • TX 2 = UDX Output 2 (by default, this output is disabled)

When considering the app's configuration, the Video/Audio/Meta Transport options (for each output) determine the number and type of flows; the Output 2 Video Transport option determines whether TX 2 is configured.

Each output is configured separately, and can transmit the following streams:

  • Video (only)
  • Video and Audio
  • Video and Meta
  • Video, Audio and Meta

Note that each output can use a different streaming format with a different overlay and, where applicable, can be set to “i” or “p”. For example, to convert UHD to both 3G and HD, either with or without graphics - to generate simultaneous “clean” feed and “dirty” feed outputs during global events.

Once an app is configured and running, the sender details can be checked from the Senders page:

Sender Information

The informational fields show the Label of each sender, its essence type (Video, Audio or Meta) and other information such as whether dual-redundant streaming is configured. The fields have the same meaning for all app types, and are described in HOME Apps - Senders and Receivers.

Sender Operations

Once a sender is selected, the user can access and edit its more advanced options. For example, to adjust the I/O Routing (for the audio streams), the stream configuration parameters, SDP data and Disable/Enable controls:

Advanced page parameters

Further controls are available via the Advanced parameters page. See HOME UDX - Advanced -> Senders.