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Hi Bob, Happy to help. Not Paul, but Yes, the setup would be the same for an X32 Compact. You could even use an X32 Rack and control the livestream with a tablet running Mixing Station or computer running X32 Edit. Mixing Station has the added advantage of custom tablet layouts so you could provide only what is needed for control of the livestream. Ken

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Hi Garry ( @Garrywaldorf ), Welcome to the community. Use any two adjacent odd/even channels in the second row (i.e. 9-16) so you don't tie up the mic pre-amps. Use XAir Edit to Stereo Link the channels so they operate as a stereo pair. Connect your laptop 3.5mm output to the inputs using a 3.5mm stereo to dual TS mono splitter cable. Something like this should work fine: https://hosatech.com/products/analog-audio/stereo-breakouts/hosa-breakouts/cmp-150/ Hope this helps, Ken

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@Roblof wrote: @Cristoffer_w @MikeDrennan , wing will still support osc so you don't have to worry. The question is "Will Behringer support a published OSC spec for this product or will someone like Patrick have to RE it again?". :)

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Hi Rodney ( @unit20 ), I'm not sure but I assumed that all products came with a redemption code. Did you get your registration confirmation email? I've registered a number of products that did not come with a redemption code. I'd recommend opening a support ticket here: https://www.behringer.com/brand/behringer/support#googtrans(en|en) Hope this helps, Ken

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Hi Thorben ( @ThorbenK13 ), Welcome to the community. I haven't seen any details but I suspect it works in a similar fashion to the way the cable companies are able to send digital channels down and also support cable modems on the same coax. Digital data can be sent through the same wire (or in this case pair of wires) using multiple carrier frequencies. Since XLR cables aren't really digital communications cables, I suspect the distance will be limited somewhat. The first I heard of it was on the Hub4. EDIT: BTW, are you sure it's bidirectional? The description seems a little vague. Ken

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Hi Dino, It sounds like you may be more inclined to use something like the X18 or XR18 which has everything you need but likely too many channels. I've helped a few podcasters with customized OSC utilities to help them steamline their workflow. In one case they wanted to integrate a StreamDeck into their workflow. I don't disagree that they may be missing a market for a high feature, low channel count product but I suspect that product would come in very close to the X18 price point. Hope this helps, Ken

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Hi Ethan ( @EStrayer ), Welcome to the community. The only built-in recording capability is to the USB recorder. I can think of two options (actually three). Replace the XR16 with an XR18 that can send 18 audio streams to a computer for recording. The second option would be to assign Main LR to AUX1/2 and then connect AUX1/2 to an external audio interface for recording. In both cases, you'd have a digital recording on a computer that you could then burn to CD or DVD. The third option would be to record to an external digital recorder such as a Zoom H4n but then you still have the issue of transferring it to a computer to burn the CD or DVD. Hope this helps, Ken

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Hi Dino ( @DinoGordillo ), Welcome to the community. While not specifically targeted at podcasting, it seems the GoXLR from TC-Helicon is pretty close to what you are looking for. https://www.tc-helicon.com/broadcast#googtrans(en|en) Ken

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Hi @sasi , Welcome to the community. This appears to be an intentional, forced update to the faderboard firmware. I've heard rumors that this is supposed to make the faders last longer. Several people have commented that it should be user selectable. Hope this helps, Ken

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Hi Bob ( @RFEvenson ), I'll explain using X32 Edit since I seldom go to the front of my X32 Rack. Let's call the "live" mixer #1 and the "stream" mixer #2. 1. While connected to Mixer #1, click on "Routing" in the upper-right corner. 2. Click on "Inputs" and make sure that Channel 1-32 (on the left) are mapped to Local 1-32 (on the top). 3. Click on "AES50 A/B" and map Local 1-32 (at the top) to AES50-A 1-32 (on the left) 4. Close the Routing Window. 5. Click on "Setup" in the upper-right corner. 6. Click on "Mixer" and make sure the Sychronization is set to "Internal". 7. Disconnect from Mixer #1 and Connect to Mixer #2. 8. Click on "Routing", "Inputs", and map Channels 1-32 (on the left) to AES50-A 1-32 (on the top) 9. Close "Routing" and click on "Setup" 10. Change "Mixer", Sychronization to "AES50 A" 11. Connect an Ethercon cable from Mixer #1 AES50-A to Mixer #2 AES50-A. Mixer #2 will now get an exact copy of Mixer #1 inputs across the AES50 connection. Let us know what questions you have. Ken

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