ClearOne StreamNet Infrastructure and Network - Manual (Page 10)

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Mono Audio ProStream A Uncompressed 1 Mb/s
Stereo Audio StreamNet ST Uncompressed 2 Mb/s
S/PDIF StreamNet DA Uncompressed 2 - 10 Mb/s
SD / HD Video StreamNet DV Uncompressed 50 - 880 Mb/s
SD / HD Video MotionXT Live / Cinema 5 5 Mb/s
SD / HD Video MotionXT Live / Cinema 15 15 Mb/s
SD / HD Video MotionXT Live / Cinema 30 30 Mb/s
SD / HD Video MotionXT Live / Cinema 45 45 Mb/s
SD / HD Video MotionXT Live / Cinema 60 60 Mb/s
SD / HD Video MotionXT Live / Cinema 90 90 Mb/s
SD / HD Video StreamNet 264SVC Live / Cinema 264 1 - 5 Mb/s
it is recommended for most deployments that all StreamNet aV encoders are »
connected to the master Switch if possible to reduce uplink design complex-
ity and lower bandwidth utilization.
Switch Stacking is a means of combining multiple Switches to act as a Single Switch with a
summed total of all Network Ports. See stacking capability per manufacturer. For any multi-switch
StreamNet deployment your master switch must always be the lowest IP address in order for IGMP
to work correctly.
fiber Connections allow Uplinks between multiple switches to pass higher bandwidths and can
be extended greater distances than the Cat5 copper Twisted Pair limitation of 100m.