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5. Click the start/stop button to start this audio processor instance. The power LED
will light up and the meters should show some activity. You should also hear audio being
played through the output audio device.
6. Click the edit button to modify the instance’s properties. Note that if an instance is
active any changes will only take effect when the instance is restarted.
7. Click the icon found next to the preset name if you wish to edit the audio processing
parameters (see the Processing Audio chapter for more information).
8. Click the delete button if you wish to delete this instance.
Create an AAC or MP3 Encoder
Clicking the Create AAC instance button or the Create MP3 instance
button on the Control Panel takes you to the AAC or MP3 encoder configuration page.
On this page you create an AAC or MP3 encoder instance for a selected audio source.
NOTE: You may create multiple encoder instances even for the same audio source, perhaps using
different encoding parameters or different processing presets.
For each encoder instance you may deliver the encoded stream through the local stream
server, to a SHOUTcast-compatible server, a Wowza® media server or Windows Media®
server.
NOTE: The AAC and MP3 encoders are described in detail in the AAC Encoder and MP3 Encoder chapters
found later in this manual.
Once created, each instance will show up on the Control Panel page very similar to the
audio processor instance shown above.
Troubleshooting Omnia A/XE
While attempting to connect to Omnia A/XE you may get a “Page not found” error in your
web browser. This section describes the steps involved in determining where the problem
lies. The main tasks are: