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samudra.shaffer
PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2024 8:46 pm 

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Hello, we at Typical Media Group are building a radio network, and we plan to have 1 ST PC do processing for 2 or more FM Stations. We're looking for a sound card that can output more than 1 signal / MPX / AES / ETC for multiple stations. Example 1 goes to output 1, 2nd station to output 2, etc, and so on and so on. to each transmitter. It needs to do 192Khz.



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xristostsilis
PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2024 10:41 pm 

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Marian Clara d is the card for you however I would use umpx or livewire directly to a box on the transmitter site but yeah that card is gonna do the job for you.
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NRG
PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2024 5:19 pm 

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Hello, we at Typical Media Group are building a radio network, and we plan to have 1 ST PC do processing for 2 or more FM Stations. We're looking for a sound card that can output more than 1 signal / MPX / AES / ETC for multiple stations. Example 1 goes to output 1, 2nd station to output 2, etc, and so on and so on. to each transmitter. It needs to do 192Khz.



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https://typicalmedia.us.to
https://www.marian.de/products-archive/ ... i/?lang=en
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