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Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide

Silverlight Recording Layout

 

 

The Expression Encoder output folder contains the Windows Media file, HTML, corresponding snapshots to timestamps, and the XAP file. The Silverlight VoD will also seamlessly render chapter titles from OCR (Optical Character Recognition), thumbnails corresponding with screenshots, metadata, and other information. See the diagram below for more information.

NOTE: Outputs designated for Silverlight must conform to the provided naming designation, specifically "SLVideo" for the media output and "SLImage" for image snapshots.

1Video Input One: Controls available to the viewer are: rendering the window transparent, resizing, toggling full screen on/off, and completely closing the window.

2Video Input Two: Same controls available as above.

3 Other Player Controls:

a Expose Title, Author, and Description as an overlay.

bOverlay OCR chapters as URLs with assigned timestamps. Navigate directly to the point of time by selecting a URL.

cOverlay screen capture snapshots as URLs with assigned timestamps. Navigate directly to the point of time by selecting a URL.

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Contents April 2010 3725-78400-004B USA Contents Polycom VMC 1000 Integration Polycom Recording Studio TouchPolycom Recording Studio iPhone Demo Expression Encoder GuidelinesPurpose About this GuideDocumentation Customer Support Polycom Global Services TelephoneAudience About the Polycom PRS About the Polycom Recording StudioHardware Specifications Type SpecificationsHardware Specifications Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide Polycom Recording Studio Software About the Polycom Recording Studio SoftwareMetadata Using the Session PropertiesBeginning a New Session Getting StartedInputs Outputs Creating Different Experiences with Polycom PRS 2000 Outputs Image Windows Media Raw MP3Configuring the Polycom Rich Experience Player Output 264Name it SLImage Using the Session Properties Capturing Your Experience Starting Capture and Preview Creating an OutputPolycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide Capturing Your Experience Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide Settings and Mix Templates Selected Input SettingsMix Background Settings section BackgroundMix Templates Outputs Settings Capturing Your Experience Events Types of Event ChaptersSearch CaptionMark In/Mark Out Presets CustomClick on +PRESET Enter a name Enter a description Recording Your Capture Using Expression Encoder About the Polycom PRS 2000 Touch Interface How to Use Polycom PRS 2000 TouchPolycom Recording Studio Touch Getting StartedSelect a configuration Recording Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide Polycom Recording Studio iPhone Demo Using the iPhone Demo ApplicationAbout the iPhone Demo Polycom, Inc To make a recording Polycom, Inc Polycom VMC 1000 Integration Polycom VMC 1000 IntegrationPolycom PRS 2000 to VMC 1000 Port Requirements Polycom PRS 2000 Configuration Select Tools OptionsSelect Tools Options menu Live Broadcast Settings Navigate to Options SessionsSelect Enable Archiving Configuring the PRS 2000 as an Encoder in the VMCNavigate to Resources Encoders Navigate to Programming Content. Select Add Item Uploading PRS 2000 ArchiveExpression Encoder Tips Using the Mark in/Mark Out Feature in Expression EncoderExpression Encoder Guidelines Editing The MetadataExpression Encoder Tips Expression Encoder Tips Silverlight players Silverlight Recording Layout Navigate to File Save JobOther Player Controls Silverlight Recording Layout Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide
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