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2WCOM IP-4c – Multi-format 4-channel audio over IP encoder/decoder
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2WCOM IP-4c – Multi-format 4-channel audio over IP encoder/decoder

2WCOM IP-4c – Audio over IP Codec

The 2WCOM IP-4c Audio over IP Codec is a professional multi-channel STL codec delivering reliable, low-latency Audio over IP transport with redundant streaming and flexible formats for studio-to-transmitter links.

$ 2,522.91 $ 2,650.22
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$ 289.33 $ 306.68
$ 231.46 $ 243.03
$ 289.33 $ 306.68
$ 1,388.76 $ 1,458.20

The 2wcom IP-4c is a professional Audio over IP codec designed for reliable multi-channel audio transport in demanding broadcast environments. It offers flexible I/O, redundancy options and wide interoperability, making it suitable for studio-to-transmitter links, studio backbones and contribution networks.

Key features of the 2WCOM IP-4c

  • Up to 4 full-duplex audio channels (model dependent), supporting individual configuration per channel for codec, bitrate and network settings.

  • Multiple audio formats including uncompressed PCM and common broadcast codecs such as AAC variations and MPEG Layer II, allowing you to balance audio quality and bandwidth.

  • Redundant streaming options with support for dual streaming, redundant networks and forward error correction to ensure high availability over IP links.

  • Comprehensive interface options typically including analog and digital audio I/O, GPIOs for control, and management via web interface and SNMP for easy integration into existing infrastructures.

  • Support for standard protocols and formats used in broadcast IP audio transport, helping interoperability with common STL and AoIP equipment from other manufacturers.

Applications

  • Studio-to-transmitter links where stable, low-latency audio delivery is critical for FM, DAB or other broadcast services.

  • Contribution circuits between regional studios, remote sites and central facilities, enabling flexible routing and backup paths.

  • Audio distribution within broadcast or corporate audio networks that require centralized monitoring and control of multiple codecs.