Extron electronic VN-MATRIX 325 setup guide Setup a Stream Storage Location, Recording a Stream

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VNM Recorder • Setup Guide (Continued)

Step 2 — Configure the VN-Matrix 200 / 225 / 300 / 325 Devices as Encoders or Decoders

For the VNM Recorder to work properly, the VN-Matrix 200 / 225 / 300 / 325 devices must be configured so that at least one device is an encoder and one device is a decoder. For configuration instructions for the VN-Matrix 200 / 225 / 300 / 325 devices, see the setup guides included with these devices.

Step 3 — Setup a Stream Storage Location

a.From the Device List page (see figure 6 on page 3), click the VNM Recorder device. The Device page appears.

b.From the Device page, click the Recorder icon. The Recorder page appears.

c.From the Recorder page, click the Navigate tab. The Navigate page appears.

d.Using the Content Directory at the bottom of the Navigate page, navigate to the folder where recorded media files will

be stored. Click Update Storage Path to set the selected folder as the storage location.

NOTE: To create a new directory, navigate to the location where the recorded media streams will be stored and

type in the name of the directory in the box to the right of the Make Directory button. Click Make Directory to create the directory.

e.Click the Save All tab. The VNM Recorder is now ready to record and play back media files.

Recording a Stream

1.From the Device List page (see figure 6 on page 3), click the VNM Recorder device. The Device page appears.

2.From the Device page, click the Recorder icon. The Recorder page appears (see figure 7).

Figure 7. Recorder Page Configuration

3.Using the source drop-down menus, choose the VN-Matrix encoder device that will be recorded from.

4.To record an associated audio stream, check the audio box. The ability to record associated whiteboard (wb) or data (data) streams can also be checked if these functions are available on the source.

5.Enter a filename for the stream and an optional description.

6.To start recording, check the record box and click Update.

7.To stop recording, uncheck the record box and click Update.

NOTE: Recording does not actually start or stop until

Update is clicked.

Playing and Viewing a Recorded Stream

1.From the Device List page (see figure 6 on page 3), click the decoder device. The Device page appears.

2.From the Device page, click the display icon. The Display page appears (see figure 8).

3.Select a recorder channel from the Source drop-down menu and click Update to set the source device.

Figure 8. Selecting and Updating the Source of the Decoder

4.From the Device List page (see figure 6 on page 3), click the VNM Recorder device. The Device page appears.

5.From the Device page, click the Player icon. The Player page appears.

6.In the Listing section, click on the media file that will be played back. The media file appears on channel 1.

7.Click Play to view the media file. Use the various playback buttons to control playback of the media stream.

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Contents Determine the Default Network Settings Connect Configuration Devices to the RecorderPower on the Recorder Determine the Device that Acts as the ControllerConfigure the VNM Recorder Network Settings Configure the VNM Recorder Controller SettingsAccess the Web-based User Interface Restart the VNM Recorder and the VN-Matrix NetworkRecording a Stream Setup a Stream Storage LocationPlaying and Viewing a Recorded Stream

VN-MATRIX 225, VN-MATRIX 325, VN-MATRIX 300, VN-MATRIX 200 specifications

Extron Electronics is a leader in the field of audiovisual technology, and their VN-Matrix series—comprising the VN-Matrix 200, VN-Matrix 300, VN-Matrix 325, and VN-Matrix 225—demonstrates this commitment through innovative video over IP solutions. These products are designed to deliver high-quality video distribution over standard IP networks, offering unparalleled flexibility and scalability in audiovisual installations.

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Across the entire VN-Matrix lineup, Extron integrates advanced security features to protect content and ensure a secure audiovisual environment. Whether it’s for smaller educational setups or large corporate installations, the VN-Matrix series of products provides versatile, high-quality solutions that address the evolving demands of modern AV distribution. Through a combination of innovative technology and a focus on user experience, Extron continues to set the standard in video over IP solutions.