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Hello,
in the past we direct fed BBP a L/R signal from our mixing console and connected it directly to the transmitter.
Cause the transmitter was near the studio this was not a problem.In the near future we plan to set-up multiple transmitters spread over the area connected to the studio by a MPX feed over the local cable company.
In the studio we use BBP L/R in and feed a profline cable modulator. (for the existing cable signal)
Is it possible to receive the MPX signal via a mpx rebroadcaster (mpx-out) insert it to BBP (in protection mode) for processing the transmitter?Or is the connection from the mpx-out (rebroadcaster) to the mpx in (transmitter) a better idea?
i dont have a lot experience with MPX..
Joop
Why spread mpx? it’s easyer to spread L/R then on every transmitter you have one BBP.
On what cable you mean ?
[quote author=”Boki”]Why spread mpx? it’s easyer to spread L/R then on every transmitter you have one BBP.
On what cable you mean ?[/quote]
because the (BBP processed) signal is present @ every location and so available to our transmitters. (the transmitters are spread over 20 km across the area)
it maybe more easy..but that was not my question..The transmitters receive their l/r or mpx over the local cable radio network… don’t know how to explain this more easy.
Joop
@ receiving MPX and then using it in BBP at each transmitter, then yes it’s possible if you have hardware/software to de-modulate the MPX signal back into L/R for Breakaway.
which is why Boki made the comment about just leaving it in L/R over your STLs. If you can go with L/R for your STL, that’s the way to go. Otherwise you will need to convert back to L/R anyways at your transmitter, and it seems like a bad idea to add more complication. Not to mention that could potentially reduce the final sound quality.
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