Stereo input
Example readings
LeftPeak −12 dBFS
RMS −21 dBFS 0 clipped samples
RightPeak −15 dBFS
RMS −24 dBFS 0 clipped samples
What’s dBFS? It measures digital audio level. 0 dBFS is the ceiling; more negative numbers mean a quieter signal. Leave some room below zero for louder moments.
Illustrative display, not a live feed.
- See both sides of your stereo signal
- Separate left and right peak, RMS and clipping counts help you spot a quiet channel or an input pushed too hard. Peak catches the loudest samples; RMS shows the average signal energy.
- Measure before encoding
- Levels come from the captured audio, before AAC compression. Input monitoring keeps running between scheduled broadcasts, too.
- Choose your stream quality
- Stereo AAC-LC at 48 kHz, with 128, 192, 256 or 320 kbps options. Publish directly from the box over RTMP or RTMPS.
- Know the box is doing its job
- See its last call home and reported broadcast state in your control panel. Broadcasting status follows encoder output progress, not just a running process.