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Another example with the AES/EBU xNode is all four physical inputs are turned into the first four network stream
sources and a fifth network stream source is the sum of three AES/EBU inputs as shown in figure 3-15.
Notice that the name of the fifth output is changed, and this is accomplished by entering text into the Source Name
field of the Sources page.
The possibilities of what you can achieve with the matrix mixer are quite broad, just keep an eye on the utilization
counter present to the top right of the mixer.
Destinations (Audio xNode)
The Destination page typically defines the audio outputs of the xNode. An xNode has four stereo audio output ports,
with the ability to split each stereo channel into two mono outputs. With the introduction of 2.0 software, the Desti-
nation page has a new distinction of being more than an xNode outputs view but also a network stream input view.
Historically network stream inputs were always turned into physical outputs. With the matrix mixer function men-
tion previously, these network stream inputs can be turned into network stream outputs. The Destination page is your
view into controlling these network stream inputs. The historical use of network inputs being turned into physical
outputs will still be more common, but it is important to point out this new distinction in order for you to understand
the mixer functionality of 2.0.
Figure 3-15
Figure 3-16
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