In the PC! The signal from the Maya must go directly into the transmitter, so if you want to use both a laptop and a PC, then the Maya goes into the PC.
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| Author: | George [ Mon May 17, 2010 7:23 pm ] |
| Post subject: | ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
HI from Greece , i have an old fm transmiter 100w, with only one RCA for audio input and i like to now if i can use the ST for stereo coder and rds ! i read the help page , and i like to now if i can use it with ESI MAYA44( 192khz ok)http://www.esi-audio.com/products/maya44/ audio card ! i have the radio station just for hobby i must by the ST to use it ? and one more , my set up is : one PC with the audio card maya44 for filtering the sound with a music program, one mixer one laptop that plays the music . i take the sound from laptop to in of pc and the out of pc to in of the mixer and the master out of the mixer to in of the transmiter. i don't now if that is the best !!! with ST can you tell me how the conections sould be ? p.s. sorry for me bad english. |
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| Author: | hvz [ Mon May 17, 2010 7:43 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Welcome George, Quote: HI from Greece , i have an old fm transmiter 100w, with only one RCA for audio input and i like to now if i can use the ST for stereo coder and rds !
Yes. Assuming that the transmitter does not filter out or otherwise process (boost, pre-emphasis) the high frequencies.Quote: i read the help page , and i like to now if i can use it with ESI MAYA44( 192khz ok)http://www.esi-audio.com/products/maya44/ audio card !
Yes.Quote: i have the radio station just for hobby i must by the ST to use it ?
Well, if you don't you'll get a spoken message every 4 hours...Quote: and one more , my set up is :
Don't use a mixer after the Maya44. The output of the Maya44 should be connected directly to the transmitter, with a good quality cable - and a shorter cable is better.
one PC with the audio card maya44 for filtering the sound with a music program, one mixer one laptop that plays the music . i take the sound from laptop to in of pc and the out of pc to in of the mixer and the master out of the mixer to in of the transmiter. i don't now if that is the best !!! with ST can you tell me how the conections sould be ? |
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| Author: | George [ Mon May 17, 2010 7:57 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
[/quote] Don't use a mixer after the Maya44. The output of the Maya44 should be connected directly to the transmitter, with a good quality cable - and a shorter cable is better.[/quote] thanks for you answer , the ST in witch computer sould i install ??? in pc or in laptop ? p.s. the pc is with the maya44 thanks again i all ready register |
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| Author: | hvz [ Mon May 17, 2010 8:04 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
In the PC! The signal from the Maya must go directly into the transmitter, so if you want to use both a laptop and a PC, then the Maya goes into the PC. Thanks for registering
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| Author: | George [ Mon May 17, 2010 8:10 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Quote: In the PC! The signal from the Maya must go directly into the transmitter, so if you want to use both a laptop and a PC, then the Maya goes into the PC.
so the set goes like this ...Thanks for registering the line out of laptop with winamp or any other program for broadcast goes to mixer and the out of a mixer to in of pc with maya44 and ST , and the out of pc to transmiter . is that corect ?? sorry again ! |
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| Author: | Bojcha [ Mon May 17, 2010 8:30 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Yes, That's Correct! Later you can use another Lapotop or pc or Cd Player or any other source, to connect it to mixer. Point is that Master from mixer must go in Maya's input > processed by Stereotool > and Output from Maya to transmitter. Choose Maya's L or R output for Transmitter. |
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| Author: | George [ Tue May 18, 2010 4:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Quote: Yes, That's Correct!
Later you can use another Lapotop or pc or Cd Player or any other source, to connect it to mixer. Point is that Master from mixer must go in Maya's input > processed by Stereotool > and Output from Maya to transmitter. Choose Maya's L or R output for Transmitter. HI AGAIN , I NEED MORE HELP. I MAKE AL THE CONECTIONS I HERE THE MUSIC FROM RADIO BUT NO STEREO OR RDS , CAN YOU HELP ME WITH CALIBRATION OF THE PRGRAM ??? MAYBE WITH TEAM VIEWER ?? THANKS |
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| Author: | hvz [ Tue May 18, 2010 10:17 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Quote: HI AGAIN , I NEED MORE HELP.
Please check:I MAKE AL THE CONECTIONS I HERE THE MUSIC FROM RADIO BUT NO STEREO OR RDS , CAN YOU HELP ME WITH CALIBRATION OF THE PRGRAM ??? MAYBE WITH TEAM VIEWER ?? THANKS 0. In the FM settings window: Stereo encoding and RDS encoding enabled? And you're really using the FM output, not the normal output? 1. In the Maya44 settings window: If the output sample rate is really 176.4 or 192 kHz 2. In the Stereo Tool FM window (sound cards window in Stand Alone version): If there are errors reported (see top left of the window) 3. If this is all ok: Is the stereo LED of the receiver on? If (3) fails: Then the transmitter is probably filtering out higher frequencies. Also, if you have "FM Pre-emphasis" enabled, do you hear far too much highs in the output? If so, then the transmitter is also pre-emphasizing, which it also shouldn't. |
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| Author: | George [ Wed May 19, 2010 8:31 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Quote: Quote: HI AGAIN , I NEED MORE HELP.
Please check:I MAKE AL THE CONECTIONS I HERE THE MUSIC FROM RADIO BUT NO STEREO OR RDS , CAN YOU HELP ME WITH CALIBRATION OF THE PRGRAM ??? MAYBE WITH TEAM VIEWER ?? THANKS 0. In the FM settings window: Stereo encoding and RDS encoding enabled? And you're really using the FM output, not the normal output? 1. In the Maya44 settings window: If the output sample rate is really 176.4 or 192 kHz 2. In the Stereo Tool FM window (sound cards window in Stand Alone version): If there are errors reported (see top left of the window) 3. If this is all ok: Is the stereo LED of the receiver on? If (3) fails: Then the transmitter is probably filtering out higher frequencies. Also, if you have "FM Pre-emphasis" enabled, do you hear far too much highs in the output? If so, then the transmitter is also pre-emphasizing, which it also shouldn't. EVERYTHING ITS OK . THANKS |
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| Author: | hvz [ Wed May 19, 2010 10:23 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: ST WITH OLD FM TRANSMITER |
Can you tell us what was wrong? That might help someone else who has the same problem... Or, if something is unclear, help me to improve things. |
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