Local Audio Mix
Local Audio Mix is also referred to as 'submix'.
If two ports or more ports from the same LQ unit are placed into the same Channel, the LQ unit will create a LAM or submix. The LAM mixes audio at a very early stage of the audio transport which reduces the latency of the audio streams and (below 4ms) and improves audio processing. LAM is a way of improving latency, increasing the capacity of an LQ device in certain use cases and reducing network usage.
The LAM is performed automatically when ports are added to a Channel.
| Note: | Ports from each LQ appear within a box, with the local audio mix icon in the bottom right corner, where you can program network quality settings. |
| Note: | LAM is not available if you are using a HelixNet/LQ Link-Group. |
| Note: | Transport settings within a Channel are set on a per-device basis. To set differing network quality for ports from the same device, put the ports in separate Channels. |
| Note: | The network setting is the bandwidth from the LQ device into the IP network. |
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