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5.21.2 Using XEngine

Under most circumstances, you will not interact with XEngine. XEngine functions as an audio server

engine, processing commands from another application. The client application, in this case XStudio,

communicates directly via TCP/IP, issuing audio playback and stop play commands as needed or

initiated by the end-user.

You do, however, need to ensure that XEngine is running so that it can service the requests of the

client. The XStudio installation program generally creates a desktop link and will optionally include

XEngine in the Start | Programs | Startup menu so that XEngine is automatically launched when a

user logs in to Windows. If XEngine is not running, follow the steps below to start the program.

Launching XEngine

To start XEngine, locate the appropriate desktop shortcut or menu item, typically located in the Start |

Programs | XStudio folder. XEngine will start and you may briefly see a "flash" on the screen as

XEngine starts and immediately minimizes itself on the task bar.

If you have installed the apt-X™ option, you may also see another dialog during

the start-up process. This is the apt-X license display, indicating that you are

using the encoder in EVALUATION mode. You can use the apt-X decoder for

10 days before you need to purchase a license to continue using the decoder.

For details on apt-X registration, see the apt-X Encoder Registration topic.

When XEngine is ready to run, you will notice an item has been added to the Task Bar.

XEngine Task Bar Icon

Normally, checking to see that XEngine is running - by inspecting the Task Bar for the program icon -

is all you need to be concerned with. The rest of this topic covers items that provide a bit more

information, including the XEngine user interface and menus.

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