Audio

Announcer— RTI XP Driver

Turn your RTI processor into an audio-announcement server — play custom clips on Sonos and UPnP speakers from any event.

Version
v1.1.0
Updated
Aug 14, 2026
Licensing
Per-processor

About this driver

The RTI processor itself hosts your audio clips and plays them on Sonos and other UPnP/DLNA speakers (Denon/HEOS, Yamaha MusicCast, WiiM) on demand — no NAS, no extra hardware, no cloud. Any RTI event can trigger an announcement: a camera detecting a person or vehicle, a doorbell press, a gate or alarm. When the clip finishes, the driver hands the speaker back to whatever source it was on, whether it was playing at the time or sitting idle, and it times that handback to the length of the clip so the music comes straight back. Route everything to one speaker or split announcements across up to 8 speakers, with up to 8 clips — paste your own MP3 or pick from the built-in voice and chime set.

What's included

  • Plays custom audio on Sonos & UPnP/DLNA speakers — fully local, no cloud or NAS
  • Triggered by any RTI event: camera person/vehicle, doorbell, gate, alarm
  • Up to 8 clips and 8 speakers — one source or split across many
  • Hands the speaker back to whatever it was on, playing or idle
  • Music resumes as soon as the clip ends, not after a fixed delay
  • 7 built-in voice & chime clips, or paste your own MP3

How licensing works

  1. Download the driver (free — button on the right), install it in Integration Designer, and load to your processor. It runs unlocked for a total of 120 minutes of run time for compatibility testing. The clock is cumulative, so it does not reset when the processor reboots.
  2. Buy a license here, then sign in and enter your processor's MAC address on your account page. We issue a signed license key bound to that MAC.
  3. Paste the key into the driver's configuration. The trial wall goes away and the driver runs unlocked indefinitely.

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