Omnia Audio Omnia A/XE - Manual (Page 11)

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Use the scroll bar to review the full text of the license agreement displayed. If you accept
the agreement click the “I accept...” radio button then click Next to continue. If you do not
accept the license agreement, click Cancel to exit the installer.
Once you click the Next button the driver installation dialog will be displayed:
On this dialog you are given the choice to install the Virtual Audio Cable driver and the
Axia IP-Audio driver. Read on to find out if you should install these drivers.
Virtual Audio Cable driver: As the name suggests, the Virtual Audio Cable driver forms
“patch” cables that allows Omnia A/XE to exchange audio with other applications on the
same PC without the need for a physical sound card. If you plan to send audio to Omnia
A/XE from another application or from Omnia A/XE to another application (e.g. a
third-party encoder) on the same PC then you should choose to install the Virtual Audio
Cable driver.
IP-Audio driver: The Axia IP-Audio driver allows a PC to exchange audio with Livewire-
enabled devices directly over the network, without the need for physical sound cards. If you