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Table of Contents i Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Table of Contents Overview ...................... ...................................................................... ................ 1 Vision2 Dealer Demo Systems ....................... ....
ii Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Table of Contents Set-Top Boxes .................................. .................... ........................ .................... ....... 30 Configuring Your S et-Top Box ........ ............. ...............
Table of Contents iii Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Configuring Vision2 for use with LDAP ........................ ......................... .................. 63 User Access Control ............ ............. ................ ............. .....
iv Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Table of Contents MPEG-2 .... ............. ............. ............. ................. ............ ............. ................. ............. ...... 86 MPEG-4 AVC (H.26 4) .... ............. ...............
Table of Contents v Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Record Service .......................... ..................................................... ................. 113 Configuration .............. ......................... ................... ...
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Overview 1 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Overview Vi s i o n 2 is a soph isticated, fully-int egrat ed video capture, management, and broadcast system for organizations and homeowners wanting a comprehe nsive, yet simple-to-use, IP video delivery solution.
Overview 2 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Vision 2 WMV Solution The V ision 2 WMV Solution ( FG3100-10K ) provides multiple live WMV channe ls for up to 10 users as well as V ideo on Demand support over a st andard IP network.
Overview 3 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Supported Third-Party Encoders Vi s i o n 2 supports the following third party encoding units to expand upon the available stream types: V isionary Solutions A VN200 - MPEG-2 (SD/Fu ll-D1) single channe l encoder appliance V isionary Solutions A VN420 - h.
Overview 4 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Server Specifications Vi s i o n 2 servers can come installed with capture cards wh ich enable you to capture and broadcast live video content in W indows Media V ideo (WMV). The system can also be supplied with a MAX encoder to broadcast live content in MPEG-2 format.
Overview 5 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide WMV Appliance The following table lists the specifications fo r the V ision 2 WMV applianc es: Vision 2 WMV Appliance Specifications Processor: Quad Core Xeon X3323 Processo r2x3MB Cache, 2.5GHz, 1333 MHz FSB Memory: 2GB 667MHz (2x1GB), single ranked DIMMs S tor age: 2 250GB 7.
Overview 6 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Digital TV Appliance The following table lists the sp ecifications for the V ision 2 Digital TV appliance: Vision 2 Digital TV Appliance Specifications Processor: One Quad-Core Intel ® Xeon ® 3420 series processor Memory: 2GB Memory (2x1GB), 1066MHz Single Ranked UDIMM S torage: 160GB 7.
Overview 7 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Video on Demand Serve r The following table lists the specifications fo r the V ision 2 V ideo on Demand server ( FG3100-0 2 ): Vision 2 Video on Demand S.
Overview 8 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide MPEG Reflector Appliance The following table lists the sp ecifications fo r the V2-MPEG-REFL MPEG Reflector Appliance: V2-MPEG-REFL Applia nce Specifications Processor: One Quad-Core Intel ® Xeon ® 3420 series processor Memory: 2GB Memory (2x1GB), 1066MHz Single Ranked UDIMM S torage: 250GB 7.
Overview 9 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Dealer Demo System Spe cifications The following table lists the specifications for the V2-DLR-D EMO-SFF Dealer Demo Server: V2-DLR-DEMO-SFF Dealer Demo Server Specifications Power: 100-240V AC, 1.5A, 50/60Hz 90W (20V , 4.
Overview 10 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following table lists the sp ecifications for the V2-DLR-DEMO-1RU Dealer Demo Server: V2-DLR-DEMO-1RU Dealer Demo Server Specifications Processor: One Quad-Core Intel ® Xeon ® 3420 series processor Memory: 2GB Memory (2x1GB), 1066MHz Single Ranked UDIMM S torage: 250GB 7.
Overview 11 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide V2-PVA 15TB Powervault Storage Archive The following table lists the sp ecifications for the V2-PV A 15TB PowerV ault Storage Archive ( FG3101-10 ): V2-S.
Overview 12 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide STB-02SB and STB-03CC Set-Top Boxes The following table lists the spec ifications for the STB-02SB ( FG3100-61 ) and STB-03CC ( FG3100-62 ) Set-T op Boxes: STB-02SB and STB-03CC Set-T op Box Specifications Memory: 32MB Flash, 192MB RAM Power: • 5V DC at 1.
Overview 13 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide STB-04 Set-Top Box The following table lists the specifi cations for the STB-04 Set-T op Box ( FG3100-65 ): STB-04 Set-Top Box Specifications Memory: 128MB Flash, 256MB RAM Power: • 5V DC at 1.
Overview 14 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Network Switch Requirements Vi s i o n 2 requires a Gigabit layer 2/3 network switch w ith IGMP Snooping/Querier support.
Wiring and Device Connections 15 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Wiring and Device Connections Master Server Rear Panel Connections This section details the ports and connectors on the rear panel o f the V i sion 2 Master server . LAN (RJ-45) Po rt FIG.
Wiring and Device Connections 16 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following table lists the pinout s, signals, and pairing associated with the LAN connector .
Wiring and Device Connections 17 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide WMV Appliance Rear Panel Connections This section details the ports and connectors on the rear panel o f the V i sion 2 WMV appliance: HD-15 Port The HD-15 input connector is used for WMV source streams.
Wiring and Device Connections 18 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following table lists the pi nout configuration for HD-15 c onnector to S-V ideo connectors : The following table lists the pino.
Wiring and Device Connections 19 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Vision 2 TDS Vi s i o n 2 TDS provides multiple live Di gita l V ideo Broadcast (DVB) or MPEG channels over a standard IP network for up to 150 users for each type of channel. See the V i sion2 TDS section on page 26 for information on setting up your Digita l TV appliance.
Wiring and Device Connections 20 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Set-Top Boxes The STB-02SB ( FG3100-61) , STB-03CC ( FG3100-62 ), and STB-04 Set-T op Boxes ( FG3100-65 ) support viewing live programming via a prod ucer channel or a MPEG encoder .
Wiring and Device Connections 21 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide FIG. 12 displays the rear panel of the STB-04 Set-T op box. FIG. 12 STB-04 Set-Top Box (rea r-view) USB port SPDIF port LAN port Pow.
Wiring and Device Connections 22 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Installation 23 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Installation This chapter provides instructions on how to connect the different types of V ision 2 systems and servers.
Installation 24 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following steps show you how to setup a typi cal configuration for the Dealer Demo Systems. 1. Connect the power supply to the re ar of the Dealer Demo server . 2. Connect an RJ-45 LAN cable to LAN por t one on the back of the Dealer Demo s erver .
Installation 25 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide WMV Solution The following steps show you how to setup a typical configuration for the WMV Solution: 1. Connect the power supply to the power connector on the rear of the V ision 2 Master server ( FIG.
Installation 26 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide MPEG Solution The following steps show you how to setup a typical configuration for the MPEG Solution: 1. Attach the power supply to the power connector on the rear of the server ( FIG. 15 ). 2. Connect an RJ-45 LAN cable to one of the LAN ports on the back of the V ision 2 Master server .
Installation 27 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide 3. Connect an RJ-45 LAN cable to y our V ideo LAN. Connect the other end of the cable to ETHERNET 10/100 port on the front panel of a digital TV transmitter ( FIG. 18 ). 4. Connect a coaxial cable to the RF IN connector on the rear of the d igital TV transmitter ( FIG.
Installation 28 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Archive Servers Vi s i o n 2 Archive servers allow you to store and manage vi deos in Flash, WMV , MP EG-2, and MPEG-4 format for future use. The stored content can then be used to build your own channel and/or allow users to access it with V ideo on Demand.
Installation 29 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Installing the V2- STORAGE-EXT800 Extern al RAID Controller Follow these steps to install the V2-S T ORAGE-EXT800 External RAID Controller: 1.
Installation 30 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Set-Top Boxes The STB-02SB ( FG3100-61) , STB-03CC ( FG3100-62 ), and STB-04 ( FG3100-65 ) Set-T op Boxes support viewing live programming via a producer channel or an MPEG encoder . The set-to p boxes access your V ision 2 server and display available progr amming on a connected video source.
Installation 31 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Configuring Your Set- Top Box Before you can use your set-top box to view a video source, yo u must configure it to access your V ision 2 server . Y ou can use the Amino Configuration Keyboard included with your set-top box to access the configuration pages for the unit.
Installation 32 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide 5. In the Password field, enter the password (the default is lea ves ) and press Ent er . The STB Management screen appears ( FIG. 27 ). 6. Use the arrow keys on the keyb oard to ac cess the Browser Setup option, and press Enter .
Installation 33 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Using the Remote Control The set-top box includes a unive rsal remote control you ca n use to control your vi deo display and navigate through the V ision 2 menus. Not all buttons on the remote work with your V ision 2 setup.
Installation 34 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide STB-02SB and STB-03CC Menus After the set-top box reboot s, it accesses the V i sion 2 server you indicated and dow nloads the la test V ision 2 menus you can use to navigate through the available channels.
Installation 35 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Video on Demand The V ideo on Demand menu displays a listing of all available video on demand channels (FIG. 32). Use the remote control to scroll thro ugh the list of the channels and press OK on the remote control to select a channel.
Installation 36 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Technical Information The T echnical Information screen disp lays information about your set-top box, network, and display . This information is view-only . Configuration The Configuration screen enables you to change y our vi deo display settings .
Installation 37 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Margins The Configure Margins screen enables you to adjust the position of the images on your disp lay . Use the up and down cursor buttons on the remote cont rol to se lect an option. Use the left and right cursor buttons to change the setting of the selected margin.
Installation 38 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following table lists the confi guration options. Use the up and down cu rsor buttons on the remote contr ol to select an option. Use the left and right cursor buttons to change the sett ing of the selected option.
Installation 39 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following table lists the Device an d T emplate optio ns available in the T empla te Editor . These options appear across the top of the screen.
Installation 40 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Creating a New Template Perform these steps to create a new template: 1. Click Create New T emplate . A series of options appears ( FIG. 40 ). 2. Enter the name of the temp late in the T emplate Name field.
Installation 41 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following ta ble lists the se ttings available in the T emplate Editor . Template Settings Naviga tion: Menu Selector Color Use the color chart to select a color for the menu se lector . Render top line navigation Click the check box to render the text on the navigation bar.
Installation 42 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Template Settings (Cont.) Page Indicator: Render Click the check box to render the page indicator . Font Size Use the spin box to indicate the size of the page indicator text. Y ou can set any value between 1 and 255.
Installation 43 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide FIG. 42 displays the locations of th e vertical text, thumbnails, and pa ge indicator on the user interface. FIG. 43 displays the location of the info header on t he user interfa ce. FIG. 42 User Interface Example 1 FIG.
Installation 44 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Upgrading the Vision 2 Software Periodic upgrades will occasionally be available fo r the V ision 2 interface. Upgrades are available by contacting AMX T e ch Support at 800-932-6993. Upgrading to Vision 2 Software Version 7.
Installation 45 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide 5. When the upgrade is complete, navigate to the direct ory where the files were in stalled, and double-click the V ision2Updater .exe file. The AMX V i sion 2 Updater opens ( FIG. 45 ). 6. Click Start Update .
Installation 46 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Accessing Servers 47 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Accessing Servers Overview Vi s i o n 2 enables you to easily add and manage a dditional servers in the system. All V ision 2 services are managed by the V ision 2 ServicesManager web interface. Starting and Accessing Vision 2 Perform these steps to ac cess your server remotely: 1.
Accessing Servers 48 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Accessing the Server There are two methods you can use to access the V ision 2 server: directly and rem otely . Accessing directly requires connecting a monitor , keyboard, and mouse to the server and ac cessing it as you would with a typical PC.
Accessing Servers 49 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide 7. Click Start , select Administrati ve T ools , and Open W indows Media Servic es. Y ou will see an RPC error box, so click OK to bypass it. 8. In W indows Media Services, select Action from the top menu, open Add Server , and enter the new server name.
Accessing Servers 50 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide 8. Access the server ’ s V ision 2 application. See the Accessing th e Server section on page 48 fo r more information. 9. Change the Master Server Name to the Master R710 server ’ s name ( FIG.
Master Service 51 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Master Service The V ision² Master Service is responsible for managing the licensing of all V ision² services on all of the servers in the system.
Master Service 52 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Managing a Specific Server T o view server information, select the server on the left pane. The V ision 2 Server Information scre en appears (FIG. 51). The following options appear for the server: FIG.
Master Service 53 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Adding and Activating Servic es After successfully adding a server , you must activate the available services for it wi th an appropriate license key . Perform these steps to add and activate a se rvice: 1.
Master Service 54 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following options appear on the Manage Channel Order page. Perform these steps to change the channel order: 1. Select a ch annel in the l ist. 2. Click Move Channel Up or Move Channel Down until the channel is in it s appropriate location .
Master Service 55 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide User Interface Configuration The User Interface Configuration opt ions enable the a dministrator to configure which video formats are available to the users in the sample player . The Zoom setting on the web browser s hould be set to 100% or the video may not appear in browser window .
Master Service 56 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Tablet UI Selecting the T ablet user interface c onfiguration enables you to select a cu stom user interface. FIG. 56 displays the T ablet UI player . Y ou can select a template on this screen. Y ou must click Appl y prior to using the Amino clients to access the system.
Master Service 57 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide V2 Player This is a fully featured pl ayer ca pable of displaying both live feeds and V ideo on Demand in multiple form ats. Click the sample player under UI Configuration in the le ft panel to display the c onfiguration options for the player (FIG.
Master Service 58 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide If a specific configuration option is not supported by a particular player , that option cannot be selected. The following options are available: Perform these steps to configure the sample pla yer: 1.
Master Service 59 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Format Compatibility The following tables lis t the formats that are comp atible with Live channe ls and V ideo on Demand. * - Some W indows 7 Media Players support MP4. Live Channel Compatibility Amino VL C PC Client WMP WMV No No Y es Y es MPEG-2/ MPEG-2 TS Ye s Ye s Ye s Ye s H.
Master Service 60 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Testing the Player in a Web Page T o view how the V ision 2 player will a ppear , click the T est Player in a sample web page button on the V2 Player Configuration page. The player appears in a new tab in your current browser .
Master Service 61 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Set-Top Box Management Set-T op Boxes support viewing live programming via a pr oducer channel or an MPEG encoder . The set-top boxes access your V ision 2 server and display available programming on a conne cted vi deo sou rce.
Master Service 62 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The A vailable Set T op Boxes area lists the se t-top boxes currentl y detected. This list includes the name, status, channel type, and IP address of each set-top box. This list is view-only . Y ou can select any set-top box fro m the list and use the options below to ch ange its output.
Master Service 63 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Configuring Vision 2 for use with LDAP If you intend to use Lightweight Direct ory Access Protocol (LDAP), then before you begin there is an XML file on the V ision 2 server which must be edited manually .
Master Service 64 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The user access cont rol options are as follows: User Access Control Options User Access Control Enable Enables user access control on the system Access Control T y pe Select the appropriate option to indicate whether user access control is controlled by Windows NT User Groups or LDAP .
Master Service 65 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Restricting User Access to Content In the Archive Service, when you navigate to a folder which contains videos the Re strict the users who gave access to the content in this category check box appears.
Master Service 66 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Live (MPEG) Service 67 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Live (MPEG) Service The V ision 2 Live (MPEG) Service provides a single live TV channel to the system.
Live (MPEG) Service 68 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Service Settings The top section of the page deals with the settings for th e se rvice itself and consists of the following options: Perform these steps to conf igure th e MAX-CSE Encoder: 1. Select Conf igur e Encoder from the MAX Encoder Menu.
Live (MPEG) Service 69 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Multicast Settings The following options are availa ble in the multicast section: Encoding Setti ngs FIG. 66 MAX Encoder Mult icast Settings Multicast Settings Options Protocol The protocol setting is fixed at UDP multicast.
Live (MPEG) Service 70 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following options are avai lable in the encoding section: Perform these steps to confi gure the MPEG multica st stream: 1. Select Conf igur e Encoder from the MAX Encoder menu. Th e Live Service page opens ( FIG .
Live (WMV) Service 71 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Live (WMV) Service The V ision 2 Live (WMV) Service provides a sing le live TV ch annel to the syst em . It uses an A/ V capture card and W indows Media 9 (WM9) to provide the software enc oding of composite, S-video, and component video and audio signals into a WM9 unicast stream.
Live (WMV) Service 72 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Perform these steps to configure the AMX V ision 2 Dual Encoder: 1. Select Conf igur e Encoder from the WMV Encoder menu.
Live (WMV) Service 73 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Service Settings The top section of the page deals with the settings for the service itself an d consists of the following options: Perform these steps to configure the VBrick WMV Appliance Encoder: 1.
Live (WMV) Service 74 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Encoding Setti ngs The following options are avai lable in the encoding section: FIG. 71 WMV Encoder Encoding Settings Encoding Settings Options Enable Click to enable WMV streaming through the encoder .
Live (WMV) Service 75 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Perform these s teps to configure the VBric k WMV multic ast stream: 1. Select Conf igur e Enco der from the Encoder menu .
Live (WMV) Service 76 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Reflector Service 77 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Reflector Service The V ision 2 Reflector Service provides a singl e live TV channel to th e system.
Reflector Service 78 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following options appear on the Re flector service configuration page: Activating a Unicast S tream Perform these steps to activate a unicast st ream: 1. Select Conf igure Reflector from the WMVReflector Menu on the le ft pane of the window .
Reflector Service 79 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide MPEG Configuration The MPEG reflector can receive both unicast or mult icast streams and output bo th unicast or multicast streams. When you select the Confi gure Reflector from the MPEG R eflecto r Service Menu the following page appears (FIG.
Reflector Service 80 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Activating a Unicast S tream Perform these steps to activate a unicast st ream: 1. Select Config ure Reflector from the MPEG Reflector menu on the left pane of the window . The Reflector MPEG Serv ice page appears ( FIG.
DVB Service 81 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide DVB Service The V ision 2 DVB Service provides and manage s a single Digital V ide o Bro adcast ( DVB) mult iplex of live TV channels to the system. T errestrial, satellite , and ca ble TV providers now use a digital rather than analog transmission system s to deliver their content.
DVB Service 82 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The Configure DVB Service page cons ists of the foll owing sections: Service Settings The top section on the page deals with the settings for the se rvice itself an d consists of th e following options: Use the Servi ce Name field to ent er a unique name for the DVB service.
DVB Service 83 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Scanning fo r Available C hannels Perform these steps to scan for av ailable ch annels on all frequencies: 1. Select Conf igure D VB from the DVB Service Menu on the left pane of th e window . The Configure DVB Service page appears ( FIG.
DVB Service 84 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Channel List At the bottom of the page i s the list of channels avai lable on the selected frequency .
Archive Service 85 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Archive Service The V ision 2 Archive service provides a multi -format, multi-bitra te storage system for videos within the system. Thumbnails for the videos ar e automati cally-generate d. Y ou can attach me ta data to each video.
Archive Service 86 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Supported Video on Demand Media Formats V ideo on Demand service suppor ts four types of media files (WMV , MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and FL V), however , V ideo on Demand can only support one f ile type at a time.
Archive Service 87 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Configuring Metadata When you select Configure Metadata from the Archiv e Service Menu the following page appears (FIG.
Archive Service 88 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide T o create a new ta ble section click Add new T able section, select the number of rows and columns, and cl ick Add T able . Y ou can insert text int o the table as a hint for when so me one is adding meta data to a video.
Archive Service 89 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide FIG. 83 displays how the information appears with ac tual metadata in the main arc hive. Browsing and Managi ng Content All content is stored in the arc hive in a hierarchical st ructure, much like folders on a PC, and is displayed in a similar manner in the archive service menu.
Archive Service 90 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Archive Sort Functio n The V ision 2 Archive Sort function provides the abil ity to alphabetize an existing V ision 2 archive. Use the archive sort function by following the process outlined below: 1.
Archive Service 91 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Adding an Online Video to an Archive V ision2 enables you to provide content links to online vi deos from websites such as Y ouTube or Med iaSite. Follow these step s to add an online video to an archive.
Archive Service 92 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The default metadata cons ists of th ree sections: Playing a Video within the Archive T o verify a video within the archiv e will playback correctly , click the Play button and the first available format/bitrate begins to play .
Archive Service 93 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide If you select a text-based section (in this case Podcast Info) and click Edit Section , the options change appropriately to display the usual text editing opt ions like font type, si ze, and weight (FIG.
Archive Service 94 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Thumbnail Editor 95 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Thumbnail Editor The thumbnail editor allows users to create video thum bnails, ef fectively bookmarks to certain points in your video. Each thumbnail cont ains an image captured from the video at the tim e of creation along with some descriptive text to describe its purpose.
Thumbnail Editor 96 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Login to Thumbnail Editor Login to the Thumbnail editor as follows: 1. Enter the application link pr ovided by your system admini strator into your web br owser . For example, http://<Server Name>/ThumbsEdit.
Thumbnail Editor 97 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The Archive Navigation Pane works in a similar way to windows explorer: Click the arrows beside the folders to expand or contract them, revealing or hiding the contents respectively V ideos are indicated by filmstrip icons.
Thumbnail Editor 98 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Y ou can carry out the follow ing actions on videos in the Selected V ideo Area: Play v ideo in thumbnail editor - hover over the video image to reve al a blue play icon. Click this icon to go to the thumbnail editor and start the vi deo playing (from the beginning).
Thumbnail Editor 99 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Thumbnail Editor Screen The thumbnail editor screen (FIG. 96) consists of two main areas: Thumbnail bar - Contains a number of thumbn ai ls arranged in time orde r . Thumbnails at the top occur earlier in the video than those further down.
Thumbnail Editor 100 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Creating a Thumbnail Y ou can create up to 200 thum bnails for a video as follows: 1. Start the video playing, ether by clicking play in the video playback panel or by clicking play on a thumbnail image.
Thumbnail Editor 101 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Video Playback Area The video playback area is used for the following actions: V iewing a video. Finding the right position in a video to create a thumbnail. V iewing thumbnails that have already b een created.
Thumbnail Editor 102 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Thumbnail Viewer 103 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Thumbnail Viewer The thumbnail viewer allows users to view video thumbnails, effectivel y bookmarks to certain points in your videos. Each thumbnail contains an image captured from the video at the time of creation along with some descriptive text to describe its purpose.
Thumbnail Viewer 104 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Archive Navigation Screen The Archive Navigation Screen consists of two main areas (see FIG. 100): The Archiv e Navigation P ane - used to navigate through the vi deo archive and select those videos you wish to create/v iew thumbnails for .
Thumbnail Viewer 105 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Y ou can also select videos using the Search bar . Enter the text you want to search for and click the magnifying glass. V i deos with a title, me tadata, description, or thum bnail which contain this text are added to the Se lected V ideo Area.
Thumbnail Viewer 106 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Thumbnail View er Screen The thumbnail viewer screen (FIG. 104) consists of two main areas: Thumbnail bar - Contains a number of thum bnails arranged in time order . Thumbnails at the top occur earlier in the video than those further down.
Thumbnail Viewer 107 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Video Playback Area The video playback area is used for the following actions: V iewing a video. V iewing thumbnails. Y ou can control the playback using a small panel at the bottom of the scre en, see FIG.
Thumbnail Viewer 108 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
Producer Service 109 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Producer Service Overview The V ision 2 Producer Services provides a sing le scheduled TV channel to th e system. Produc er schedules a unicast of WMV files or a multicas t of MPEG-2, MP4 H.264, or WMV files or a live channel from a V ision 2 archive.
Producer Service 110 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Y ou can configure the following options for the V ision 2 Producer Service: Multicasting with Pro ducer Perform these steps to multicast with Producer: 1. Select Conf igur e Serv ice from the V2Producer Menu on the left pane of the window .
Producer Service 111 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Setting Up an Intermission If there is no content scheduled for a certain period of time, Producer enables you to set an interm ission source wh.
Producer Service 112 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide The following options are av ailable on the top toolbar: T o move a program within the schedule, simply drag-and-drop it into the new location. If you attempt to drop it into a locati on where it will not fit (due to other p rograms) then it wi ll return to its original location.
Record Service 113 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Record Service The V ision 2 Record Service provid es the ability to record a multica st MPEG-2 or unicast Windows Media stream into an Archive. The Rec ord Service essentia lly serves as a Digit al V ideo Recorder .
Record Service 114 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Recording Settings The bottom section of the page deals with the specific parameters for recording a stream. When y ou check the Recording Enable check box, the system starts the recording. The following settings are availab le in the Recording section: FIG.
Record Service 115 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Recording a Video Stream Perform these steps to record a video stream: 1. Select Conf igur e D VR from the Record Services menu on the left pane of the window . The Record Service page appears ( FIG.
Record Service 116 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide Scheduled Recording The Scheduled Recor d feature allows you to schedul e when a live servic e is to be recorded. Y ou must select the source from wh ich to record and enable the service before editing the schedu le .
Record Service 117 Vision 2 Operation/Reference Guide.
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Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté AMX SWM-V2 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du AMX SWM-V2 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation AMX SWM-V2, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le AMX SWM-V2 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le AMX SWM-V2, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du AMX SWM-V2.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le AMX SWM-V2. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei AMX SWM-V2 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
