Observer User Manual

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Observer

User Manual

Release 6.0

Copyright 2011 by Volicon, Inc.

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Observer User Manual 6.0 Do Not Copy 02/03/122

1. Introduction ____________________________________________________________________ 4

1.1. Purpose and Scope __________________________________________________________________ 4

1.2. System Overview ___________________________________________________________________ 4

2. Getting Started _________________________________________________________________ 4

2.1. PC Client Requirements ______________________________________________________________ 4

2.2. Logging In _________________________________________________________________________ 5

2.2.1. First Time Access __________________________________________________________________________ 5

3. Home Page - Favorites ___________________________________________________________ 7

3.1. Home Page ________________________________________________________________________ 8

3.1.1. Player Display Area ________________________________________________________________________ 83.1.2. Logging Out ______________________________________________________________________________ 83.1.3. Dashboard - Encoder/Stream Input ___________________________________________________________ 9

3.2. Left Menu _________________________________________________________________________ 93.3. Control-bar ________________________________________________________________________ 9

3.3.1. Player Hotkeys ___________________________________________________________________________ 103.3.2. Control-bar Cut Clips ______________________________________________________________________ 113.3.3. Volume Stream / Bar Timeline ______________________________________________________________ 11

3.4. Player Stream Bar__________________________________________________________________ 12

3.4.1. Player Stream Bar Icons ___________________________________________________________________ 123.4.2. Loudness meter __________________________________________________________________________ 12

3.5. Popup Menu ______________________________________________________________________ 13

3.5.1.LOUDNESS METER________________________________________________________________________ 133.5.2. Display Metadata ________________________________________________________________________ 13

3.5.3. Audio Loudness __________________________________________________________________________ 133.5.4. Align Metadata __________________________________________________________________________ 133.5.5. Captions and Subtitles ____________________________________________________________________ 133.5.6.AUDIO TRACKS ___________________________________________________________________________ 13

3.6. Status Line - AL, SS and BS ___________________________________________________________ 14

4. Media Clips ___________________________________________________________________ 15

4.1. Bookmarks _______________________________________________________________________ 15

4.2. Fault Clips ________________________________________________________________________ 15

4.2.1. Search Clips _____________________________________________________________________________ 164.2.2. Sort Clips _______________________________________________________________________________ 16

4.2.3. Delete Clips _____________________________________________________________________________ 164.2.4. Mail Clips _______________________________________________________________________________ 16

4.3. Export Clips _______________________________________________________________________ 17

4.3.1. Bookmark Clips __________________________________________________________________________ 174.3.2. Export Video ____________________________________________________________________________ 174.3.3. Standard Export Format Types ______________________________________________________________ 174.3.4. Export With Advanced Options _____________________________________________________________ 18


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4.3.5. Play Exported Clips _______________________________________________________________________ 18

4.4. Export Existing Clips ________________________________________________________________ 19

4.5. Report Fault Clips in ASCII ___________________________________________________________ 20

5. Loudness Monitoring ___________________________________________________________ 215.1. Audio Loudness __________________________________________________________________ 21

5.2. Export Audio Loudness _____________________________________________________________ 22

6. CC Search _____________________________________________________________________ 23

7. Front-end Setup ________________________________________________________________ 25

7.1. User Preferences __________________________________________________________________ 25

7.2. User Management _________________________________________________________________ 26

7.3. Alert Notification, Emails and SNMP Notification ________________________________________ 26

8. Appendix _____________________________________________________________________ 27

8.1. Shortcut Keys _____________________________________________________________________ 27

8.1.1. Glossary ________________________________________________________________________________ 28

8.2. Troubleshooting ___________________________________________________________________ 28

8.3. What NOT to do on the server side ____________________________________________________ 28

9.1. Scheduled Recording Module ________________________________________________________ 29

9.1.1. Recorded Events _________________________________________________________________________ 29

10. Remote Control _______________________________________________________________ 31

10.1. Remote Control Menu _____________________________________________________________ 31

10.2. Virtual Remote Control ____________________________________________________________ 32

10.2.2. Virtual Remote Macro Scripting ____________________________________________________________ 33

10.3. Revision Change History ___________________________________________________________ 34


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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

This manual covers common monitoring and logging applications. Setting up alerting thresholds,

user administration and system configuration are covered in the Observer Admin Guide.

1.2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The Observer system consists of one or more encoder servers (probes), usually located in remote

or unmanned video distribution centers. Each server is capable of monitoring several video inputs

simultaneously, typically connected to four video sources through its encoders. The Central/web

server (CS) interfaces the system to the web client machines (client PCs). Usually the system

administrator configures the web and probe server addresses and functions of the system.

Once configured, the system constantly records video and monitors for various kinds of failures.

2. GETTING STARTED

2.1. PCCLIENT REQUIREMENTS

To access the Observer from a client machine you will need:

Windows 7, 64 bit OS 3.5GB RAM or aboveSound card

Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 8 browser

Windows Media Player 11 or greater installed

Pentium 4 3.0 GHz or equivalent processor recommended

Minimum NVIDIA or ATI video adapter

User with local administrative privileges to install signed ActiveX control

Minimum 10 Mbps network connection bandwidth: 1.2-1.5 times the sum of viewed

stream's bandwidth, i.e., display two 512 Kbps streams smoothly, 1.2-1.5 Mbps of

bandwidth is needed

URL or IP address to the Web server placed in the browser Trusted Sites zone

Silverlight support if used for clients other than IE

Pease verify the client machine requirements before proceeding. In general a more powerful

client machine will display more numerous concurrent video streams. However, the system

logging and monitoring effectiveness is independent of the client machines.


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2.2. LOGGING IN

To access the Observer system

Start Internet Explorer

Enter Observer server URL

2.2.1. First Time Access

At first time access from a client PC machine (and

system upgrades)to the Observer media player will be

installed. Youwill be presented with a warning striptowards the top of the screen

Accept it

Run Add-on

Accept the Security Warning

Accept defaults (Check if prompts are hidden

behind other forms to continue install)

Download the media player

If the CMM (optional module) is used, the Reckon client will be installed in addition to the

Observer media player.

2

1

3


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Optionally specify a page to be presented after login (Home is the default)

o Clips

o Searcho User Preferences

o Setting

Login - Enter

o Username

o Password

Change default values for security, see the

Preferences section

For the first time login name and password, see the First Read MeGuide shipped with the

system, otherwise contact Volicon support.


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3. HOME PAGE -FAVORITES

Select Favoritechannels in the Dashboardout of many possible. This way a large system can be

managed with ease - to access, click the Home Favorites icon (1). Favorites are available only

if enabled (Maintenance Settings, RPM Admin Guide).

Then select CheckStreams of Interest(2)from the bottom half of the page and press the

Add to Favorites(3)- these will be moved up to the selected Encoder/streams section, top

half of the Favorites page and will redefine players accordingly on the Home page.

Follow a similar procedure with the Remove from Favorites (4)at the top half of the page.

Favorites (1)

Add to Favorites (3)

Check Streams of Interest (2)

4 Remove rom Favorite


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3.1. HOME PAGE

The Home page is the main monitoring interface of the Observer system. Here you select the

various players to view live broadcasts, playback video channels and create clips for later review:

To test the channels, display video streams with the button on the right of the Control-

bar. Verify that all the Encoder/streams are working before proceeding to the next step.

If no streams appear, check the Favorites configuration, otherwise your systemprobably doesnthave the encoders configured. See Stream Controlin the Observer Admin Guide.

If encoder/streams appear but there is no video in them, it could be related to TCP streaming

port not being open, therefore contact your network administrator.

The Monitoring page is broken down into several key areas:

3.1.1. Player Display Area

The viewing area displays the selected video streams located above the player Control-bar as

show in the figure above.

3.1.2. Logging Out

After completing your work-session it is important to Logout in order to save system

resources. Logout is located at the top right of the Home page (and other pages).

Player Display Area

Control-bar

Lft

Dashboard

t

Live

Player stream-bar


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3.1.3. Dashboard - Encoder/Stream Input

In addition to Favoritesand Uncheck All, Encoder/stream inputs are listed in the dashboard

(of home page) as shown above. Enable player displays with the associated checkboxes. Click on

the player you want to monitor (select it as the active player) - to operate it with the Control bar

and to listen to its audio.

Uncheck AlliconA convenience feature to uncheck all the selected players at one time.

3.2. LEFT MENU

The Left menu allows access to additional functionality such as clip list creation, editing,

exporting, clip review - features described later in this document.Note that some of these abilities may be restricted by the administrator and thus not available

to some user groups.

3.3. CONTROL-BAR

This bar controls the active video channel display.

1. Rewind

2. Reverse play

3. Slow reverse

4. Step back

5. Pause

6. Step forward

7. Slow play

8. Play

9. Fast forward

The Slow playand Slow reversework at the normal speed.Multiple clicks on the

Rewindand Fast forwardicons will accelerate these operations.


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3.3.1. Player Hotkeys

In addition to the Control-bar, use keyboard single key strokes to control the player functions

conveniently:

LLive playback

FFull-screen for active window

D - Switch between main and extended display (in Full-screen mode)

SSplit-screen

PPIP (picture in picture)

ZFast reverse

XNormal reverse

CSlow reverse

- Pause/Un-pause PlayVSlow forward

BNormal Forward

NFast Forward

IImage snapshot

- Volume up/down (audio)

Single frame forward/backward

Single quote Cut clip

Simply press the above keyboard buttons for the player functions listed. See Appendix,

@Shortcut Keysfor more details.


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3.3.2. Control-bar Cut Clips

While examining media, the button allows you to clip sections of

interest. Navigate to the desired start time and click the . The buttonsgraphicwill change automatically to . Then navigate to the desired end-point and click

the button again. A dialog box will appear allowing one to specify additional information,

e.g., Name, Description Press the to record the new clip in the Bookmarks area.

Alternately press the Exporticon to save it on your Client PC in ASF and other formats. See

the Export Clips section for additional details.

3.3.3. Volume Stream / Bar Timeline

Mute/un-mute and adjust the volume of audio by using the Volume

and Volume slide bar icons

Stream Bar Timeline is adjusted with the magnification glass marks to

the right. Time to the left is the Seek-bar timeline displayed in

minutes.

FULL-SCREEN MODES AND RATINGS

In addition to the standard display, there are three full-screen mode

icons, from left to right and a Ratings button:

FULL-SCREEN Displays the currently active input in full-screen mode. This mode can

also be selected from the Popup menu and by double clicking any of the

displayed channels.

SPLIT FULL-SCREEN Displays all viewed inputs tiled across the entire screen

PICTURE-IN-PICTURE In addition to full-screen mode, also displays the other viewed inputs

as small previews at the top-right of the screen

EXIT FULL-SCREEN To exit the Full screen mode, double click the display or press the

escape key

RATINGS (Optional module) facilitates efficient comparison of broadcasts at

specific times and for selected channels. This feature works both in

real-time and during playback.

PLAY LIVE Connects the displays to their live video feeds


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3.4. PLAYER STREAM BAR

The Stream bar includes the Seek-bar and other elements:

Popup Menu; CC Enable; Synch to Me Date Time Selector Input Stream Name

The Seek-bar allows for quick review of the video history. By default its length represents 30

minute duration; the parameter is configurable in the Preferences page.

In addition, while hovering over it with a cursor, the corresponding Seek-bar times are displayedby a tool tip appearing close to the cursor. Clicking on it at a point of interest will bring the

player to display media from the corresponding time of the Seek-bar.

3.4.1. Player Stream Bar Icons

Advanced options and the Popup Menu share many items. Right clicking a channel display brings

up a Popup menu:

ADVANCED OPTIONS The first menu icon on

the Stream-bar brings up the Popup menu

SHOW/HIDE CC Enables Closed Captioning text

SYNC TO ME Synchronizes the displayed videos

to the active display for comparison during the

same time frame

DATE/TIME SELECTOR Corresponds to video

playback time. Changing the time selector

allows access to any point in the history of the

video stream - double click to editFigure: Loudness Meter and Popup Menu

3.4.2. Loudness meter

When enabled (in Popup menu), its height fluctuates to indicate the loudness of the input

stream. It appears at the bottom left or right of the display depending on the Set LMicon.

Stream-bar

Seek-bar


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3.5. POPUP MENU

Right click on a display (previous figure) then select one of the following options:

3.5.1. LOUDNESS METER

Enables the display of Loudness Meter (previous figure).

SET LM LEFT/RIGHTPositions Loudness Meter to the right or left at

the bottom of the display

3.5.2. Display Metadata

XDS such items as Time of day, captions, program information

Video and audio (parameters)

Audio loudness - standardized Loudness Monitoring

AFD (display)

3.5.3. Audio Loudness

See the Loudness Monitoring section

3.5.4. Align Metadata

Left

Right

3.5.5. Captions and Subtitles

Off -- Disable Caption and Subtitles

Languages-one subtitle

Language-two subtitles

Besides the ability to enable subtitles, you can also select one or more languages if available in

the media and if so configured (Observer Admin Guide)

3.5.6.AUDIO TRACKS

Select from available audio tracks:

Stereo Mono Dolby audio configuration

Audio track inputs

Configured with the Audio Profile Manager (Observer Admin Guide)


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3.6. STATUS L INE -AL,SSAND BS

Status line with video and audio

measurements recorded for every

channel can be examined through

playback at a later date (up to system

storage capacity)

BS -BLACK SCREENAMOUNT

Percentage of black in the display

SS -STATIC SCREEN

Percentage of static scenery in the

display

AL -AUDIO LEVEL

Audio level of the received signal measured in dB. The default threshold for Low Audio Alert is -

40 dB, amplitude range from -54 to 0 dB

Black Screen Audio Level


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4. MEDIA CLIPS

4.1. BOOKMARKS

Clipped video from live or recorded media get stored in the Bookmarks page. Access it from the

Left menu:

Clips Bookmarks to access Clip List:

4.2. FAULT CLIPS

After detecting faults in the media, the Observer generates fault clips. Access it:

Clips Fault Clips


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Media clips help users to review the problem first hand when it occurred.

Clips can be:

Shared with other users of the Observer system

E-mailed to business partners

Exported to your PC for later review

4.2.1. Search Clips

To search for a particular clip, enter text in the Name or descriptionfield and optionally check

filtering fields Time range, Recoveries (from alerting), Video, Audio, CC, then start, press

.

4.2.2. Sort Clips

Video clip lists can be sorted in ascending or descending order clicking on most columns such as:

Name

Description

Created/Modified (time)

4.2.3. Delete Clips

Delete selected clips with the button or single clips with the X icon

4.2.4. Mail Clips

TheEmail icon facilitates sending the URL

of a clip (not the clip itself) to a recipient. In order

to see the clip, the recipient needs a users

account on the Observer system. These can be

setup by the system administrator.


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4.3. EXPORT CLIPS

Clip live or recorded video (Home page) with the

button

4.3.1. Bookmark Clips

After clipping video, click (figure below) to send the clip to the Bookmarks page

4.3.2. Export Video

To export video/Closed Captions click the Export Videoor Export CC icons

Figure: Clip Export

Exporting selected clip dialog box will appear.

Provide Filename, directory, type (PC

client)

Press the button

4.3.3. Standard Export Format Types

ASF file (Advanced Streaming Format)

Flash Video .flv /HD Flash Video .flv

H254 Video .mp4 /HD H254 Video .mp4

MPEG2 Video .mpeg /HD MPEG2

MPEG4 Mobile .mp4


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4.3.4. Export With Advanced Options

During export select one or more of the following:

STREAM OPTIONS

Audio

Video

ADVANCED OPTIONS

Some of the options specify parameters that get burned into the exported video:

Timestamp (burned in video)

Banner(burned into video)

Resolution(select resolution)

Target Bitrate (select bitrate)

Quality (select video quality)

Maximum time accuracy for frame

accurate export

Audio Loudness

4.3.5. Play Exported Clips

To play an exported clip on a client PC use a standard media player (i.e., Windows Media Player).


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4.4. EXPORT EXISTING CLIPS

Access clips from Bookmarksor Fault clip

Double click on a clip

Click on the ExportIcon

See Export Video section above for details


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4.5. REPORT FAULT CLIPS IN ASCII

button lists Fault clips in text or CSV

System will prompt for a folder on your PC to download report

Excel spreadsheet will display clip parameters in separate columns:

The system will prompt for a folder on your client machine to download the report. Opening the

report with a spreadsheet application will display clip parameters organized in separate

columns.


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5. LOUDNESS MONITORING

Optional module for Observer release 6.0 and above to monitor and record standardized audio

loudness measurements. From the Popup menu (right click on a display and) select

Metadata Audio loudness

The first line identifies the stream (81_1) used and the Probe server (192.168.0.81)

Figure: Audio Loudness

5.1. Audio Loudness

European Broadcasting Union (EBU Tech 3341) standard for audio metering includes Momentary

(400 ms), Short term (3s) and Integratedmeasurements (in accordance with ITU-R BS.1770-2)

meter (default 15sec, 30 sec, 1 day and 5 day) see the proceeding figure and the following table.

M: -18.41 lufs M:Momentary sliding rectangular (0.4s) time window

-18.41 lufsabsolute loudness units (Decibel)

S: -17.12 lufs S:Short term sliding rectangular (3s) time window:

-17.12 lufs absolute loudness units (Decibel)

SI/LRA 15s:

-16.60 lufs/13.06 lu

Short (term)Integrated/Loudness Range results, 15s integration window

-16.60 lufs absolute loudness units (Decibel)

-13.06 lu relative loudness units (Decibel)

LI/LRA 1.0d:

-16.25 lufs/16.47 lu

Long (term)Integrated/Loudness Range results, 1.0 day integration window

-16.25 lufs absolute loudness units

-16.47 lu relative loudness units


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(To enable and configure see the Observer Admin Guide Loudness Monitoring)

SI/LRA 15s: Short Term Integrated units configured in seconds can be displayed minutes

LI/LRA 1.0d: Long Term units configured in minutes can be displayed hours or days

The player display adjusts its display time units automatically depending on the configured

integration time:

When Short Term Integration is configured for60 sec, it is displayed in minutes

When Long Term Integration is configured for 60 min, it is displayed in hours, when for

(60x24) 1440 min, it is displayed in days

5.2. EXPORT AUDIO LOUDNESS

Once enabled, the Loudness Monitoring results get recorded together with the video. After

clipping with buttons from player display in the Home Page, click the

Export icon and select the Audio Loudness option from the Advanced Options, see the

Export Clips section for details.


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6. CCSEARCH

After selecting Search from the Left menu, filter existing clips with closed captions based ontheir Search text, Channel (stream), CC Duration and time period. The time period is

defined by Date/durationor From, Tofields. Press the button to start the search.

At completion all the instances of video clips matching the search criteria are listed along with

the thumbnails for visual cues, caption text, channel number and time as shown below.

Additional pages of clip listings when available are referred to at the bottom of the screen.

To view any of the clips and their closed captions, click the corresponding thumbnail; then

control playback with the Control-bar below:


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7. FRONT-END SETUP

7.1. USER PREFERENCES

In User Preferences from the Left menu, you can configure the Seek-bar scale, change the login

password and additional parameters as shown below:


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Seek-bar duration Seek-bar duration time in minutes

Time zone Specifies user player display and clip date/time.

System Time zone Settingssourced from users Web

client machine time zone (default). For the ObserverPro (Silverlight) the default is the only time zone

setting availablechange through Web client

machine time zone

Default audio language Configured for the encoder servers in audio profile

Timestamp on CC export Enables timestamps on CC being exported

Play live last selected channels Play-live on channels selected last time just before

logout rather than continue playing from when left off

Show frame in live mode Enable frame control in live mode

Limited results of CC search Limit the maximum number of clips from CC searches

Select default CC state CC On, Off or Remember last state

Select default XDS state XDS On, Off or Remember last state

Select default Loudness meter state Loudness On, Off or Remember last state

Change Password Ability to change your login password

Observer Theme Background, color and display schemes

Keyword Alerts Enable alerts of CC for configured keywords

Enable, Disable or Delete

Use slider players control Checkbox (Check/Uncheck)

7.2. USER MANAGEMENT

See the Observer Admin Guide

7.3. A LERT NOTIFICATION,EMAILS AND SNMPNOTIFICATION

See the Observer Admin Guide


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8. APPENDIX

8.1. SHORTCUT KEYS

In addition to the Control-bar, use keyboard single key strokes to control the player functions

conveniently:

Player Hotkey buttons Multi- player screen

(Normal mode)/6.0

Test resultsFull-screen mode/6.0 Test

resultsL Live playback L L

F Full-screen for active

window

F F or ESC returns screen to

normal player mode

D - Switch between mainand extended display (in

Full-screen mode)

N/A D

S Split-screen S F or ESC returns screen to

normal player mode

P PIP (picture in picture) P F or ESC returns screen to

normal player mode

Z Fast reverse Z Z

X Normal reverse X X

C Slow reverse C C

- Pause/Un-

pause Play

V Slow forward V V

B Normal Forward B B

N Fast Forward N N

I Image snapshot I

-Volume up/down (audio)

M - Mute/un-mute (audio) M (first press Mute on

Control bar)

M (first press Mute on Control

bar)

Single frame

forward/backward

and

Single quote Cut clip


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8.1.1. Glossary

Encoder device which accepts video input and compresses it for streaming

through the network via Internet Protocols

Electronic Program Guide (EPG) softcopy of TV listings with the associated metadata for display

Event association of video channel, specific start date/time, duration

and recurrence for scheduling system to record video content; or

for clip generation

Observer Volicons broadcast video monitoring solution

8.2. TROUBLESHOOTING

Most of the troubleshooting and repairs are performed by the systems administrators - see the

Observer Admin Guide for details

8.3. WHAT NOTTO DO ON THE SERVER SIDE

1. Do Notrun the Web client application on a server machine

2. DoNot load/execute any additional applications on the server

3. DoNot install Anti-virus until contacting Volicon Support


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9.1. SCHEDULED RECORDING MODULE

This is an optional module that comes with the Observer system:

Channel/Service recording specified periods

Channel/Service and verification during the scheduled periods

Dwelling on a stream (instead of scanning) for an extended period

9.1.1. Recorded Events

To enter this page select Central Config Scheduled Recording

Clicking on an event line belowEvent Details(right of diplay) will appear

The Search icon is used to search for events

The Export icon is used to export the list of all the

events


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Use the Manual Recordingtab to schedule the recording events:

Select Parameters: Encoder/stream

Service - Channel dialed in theEncoder/stream

Startand End - Time

Category

Then press the Save button to schedule the recording event


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10. REMOTE CONTROL

The Remote Control feature comes with the Scheduled Recording (optional) module

10.1. REMOTE CONTROL MENU

Select an Encoder and Activateit(greenspeaker, above) to control the corresponding STB

Select Remote Control (R/C) submenufrom theLeft menu

Go to Live Mode (for most recent media)

Control STB through GUI on the left

The following R/C icons control STB (in addition to using Virtual R/C):

GO TO Enter Channel numbers (52 shown), time delays and scripts in Textbox then click the

Go toicon or (Keyboard) - A quick way to dial a channel and test a simple script

Note IR message below the Control Bar

INFO Command STB to display a Banner (without dialing a Channel)

POWER ON/OFF Command STB (usually brings the STB in/out of standby mode)

NEXT/PREVIOUS Up/Down channel, analogous to the way a real Remote Control

functions. (STB IR codes are configured with the IR Trainer, see the RPM Admin Guide)

LAST Returns STB to the previous channel tuned to. E.g. if tuned to channel 20, and then

tuned to channel 10, clicking Last would return STB to channel 20

VIRTUAL REMOTE CONTROL Brings up the Virtual Remote Control (graphic)


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10.2. VIRTUAL REMOTE CONTROL

Click the Virtual R/C icon

R/C graphic will appear

Click R/C buttons

Note IR message below the Control Bar There is a 4-6s delay once hitting the R/C button to allow

buffers to handle network issues

Experiment pressing different R/C buttons

R/C Macro Commands - Click the expansion icon below Shortcuts

to start macro scripting


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10.2.2. Virtual Remote Macro Scripting

Click an Editicon to start

scripting a Macro

Name Macro in the Name,

field see Macro1

Write script in the Script

field. Here it is 52,,,,,,71 to

dial CH 52, delay (commas)

then CH 71

Script can also use R/C KeyNames and Pause command

PX (X in seconds)

Press the Save icon to

complete the macro

Reduce the Editing Window

when done


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10.3. REVISION CHANGE HISTORY

053111 Create clips button function; Install - check behind forms; General editing

060611 Media clips touch up, add report; User preferences

070111 Scheduled recording module; Remote control

071911 Add pre-recorded media source to Create Clips

102611 Upgrade to 6.0, tab stops; move scheduled recording and R/C to the appendix

111611 Dashboard; update popup menu, media clips section

121911 Added player control hotkeys

020112 Edit system overview, favorites; Loudness Monitoring (LM)

020312 LM release 6.0, export, display time units

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