When connected (/disconnected) to (/from) a PC the USB device should be added (/deleted) in Windows PC Device Manager's Universal Serial Bus controllers list (as a USB Composite Device) as well as the Audio inputs and outputs list in real time.See the next section below for more information. For courtroom recording applications that require more than 2 channels of audio, an audio driver must be installed manually.
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However, please note that Windows generic USB Audio 1.0 drivers will only support up to 2 channels of audio. You can verify this by going to the Sound control panel (Windows Control Panels→Hardware and Sound→Sound). Once fully connected, Tesira USB device will show up as an audio device in Windows.
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When you connect the USB cable to your computer, it should automatically detect the Tesira USB and automatically install any necessary drivers. Most modern operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.) support USB Audio 1.0 natively. Any computer that supports USB Audio 1.0 will work with Tesira USB, without the need for manually installing drivers.
Note that the Tesira USB device connector is a Standard-B type connector. Next, connect a USB cable from the Tesira USB device connector to any USB connector on the computer. For The Record (FTR) software can record all 8 channels of audio, however please note that FTR software will only support up to 4 channels of audio recording unless the FTR Mixer application is purchased and installed. Note that in a 0x8 configuration, playback audio will likely come from analog audio connections on the computer.īoth of these examples will create the USB blocks with up to 8 channels for recording. The most common configurations for courtroom applications are 0x8 (sending 8 channels of audio to FTR and receiving no playback audio channels) or 2圆 (sending 6 channels of audio to FTR and receiving 2 channels of playback audio). The TesiraFORTÉ's USB interface supports up to 8 channels total, for transmit and receive combined. Note that the playback from For The Record will always be a mix-down on the first 2 channels of USB, regardless of the available channel count. The Tesira EX-UBT AVB expander supports up to 8 channels in and 8 channels out which means court recording applications can receive up to 8 channels of audio signals to the recording application and also playback audio signals using USB. When configuring the USB blocks for courtroom applications, the USB blocks should be either "Multi-Channel" (EX-UBT) or "Line In/Out" (TesiraFORTE) mode.
There are two types of USB blocks available: the Tesira EX-UBT AVB expander and the Tesira FORTÉ's USB that can be inserted via the I/O Blocks menu in the Object Toolbar. The first step to integrating the Tesira Platform with For The Record (FTR) software is to create a Tesira configuration file that includes USB blocks.
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