[cisco-voip] "iPod" audio to multicast and then back to standard audio devices?

[Craig Staffin]

TOA makes devices similar.

They are able to take in audio and turn it into RTP and then multicast it
out.

http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=cache%3AVlBSXziL9_sJ%3Awww.toaelectronics.com%2Fspec_sheets%2Fnx-100_spec.pdf+audio+input+to+multicast+adaptor&hl=en&gl=us&sig=AFQjCNEzyXOB1k-GsplbDnI79xMINjzoxQ&pli=1

Not PoE though.

Craig


On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 2:54 PM, Robert Kulagowski <rkulagow at gmail.com>wrote:

> Scott Voll wrote:
>
>> Remote sites........ Why don't you just use the VGW at the site?
>>
>
> How does the standard audio output get turned into multicast?
>
> If you're talking about the E&M way, that gets us Audio in, but not the
> other (multicast back to audio).  Is there some other means to do that?
>
> Plus, none of the routers have E&M cards, so it's something that would need
> to be purchased / installed as opposed to a little PoE box that sits next
> to an iPod at Reception... (which is what I'm hoping for)
>
> Since the routers are in a LAN room, and usually a few floors away from
> Reception, then I'm extending an audio signal a few hundred feet... (yuck)
>
> Anyway, just trolling for ideas.  Thanks.
>
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