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Updated Streaming (markdown)

Denny Sheirer
2017-01-29 06:09:23 -05:00
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@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Aliases are used for designating specific radio users and/or groups for streamin
For example, if you have a call from radio ID 123456 to talkgroup ABCD and the radio ID has Channel A and Channel B attached, and the talkgroup has Channel B and Channel C attached, then the call would be streamed to all three channels.
### Attaching a Broadcast Channel to an Alias
### Attaching a Broadcast Channel to an Individual Alias
1. Create an [Alias List](AliasList) and attach it to your decoding [Channel Configuration](Channel)
1. In the **Aliases** tab, select the alias you want to stream
1. In the Alias editor screen, switch to the **Audio/Identifier** tab
@@ -46,6 +46,13 @@ For example, if you have a call from radio ID 123456 to talkgroup ABCD and the r
1. Click **Save**
1. Repeat these steps to add additional broadcast channels for the alias.
### Attaching a Broadcast Channel to Multiple Aliases
1. Create an [Alias List](AliasList) and attach it to your decoding [Channel Configuration](Channel)
1. In the **Aliases** tab, select the the set of aliases that you want to modify
1. In the multiple alias editor, place a check in the **Stream** entry
1. Select the broadcast channel from the drop-down list
1. Click **Save**
### Viewing Streaming Status
Select the View menu at the top of the application window and click on the **Show Streaming Status** menu item to turn on the streaming status panel at the bottom of the application window. This allows you to view the 'Now Playing' window, channel details windows, and monitor your streaming status at the same time.