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Table 2-8

GUI Elements on the Video Multicast Page

Element

Description

Video Multicast

Multicast Group IP

The IP address:

Address

•

To which the encoder or streaming server must send content.

 

 

•

From which all client systems will receive the UDP multicast stream.

 

 

Port Number

The logical port on your DMP that receives the stream.

 

 

 

Showing or Stopping Video Content from an HTTP URL

To show on your DMP display the video content from an HTTP URL, or to stop showing that video content, do the following:

Step 1 In the Display Actions list, click Video URL.

Step 2 Enter or edit the required values, as described in Table 2-9.

Step 3 Do one of the following:

•To start showing the video content immediately, click Start.

•To stop showing the video content immediately, click Stop. There might be a delay of as long as 3 seconds.

Table 2-9

GUI Elements on the Video URL Page

Element

Description

Video URL

URL

The HTTP URL. You can enter either an IP address or a routable DNS name for the server and must also enter the full pathname that points exactly to the video file on that server. The URL cannot contain any more than 254 characters, cannot contain any spaces, and must use ISO/IEC-8859 (Latin-1) character encoding. If the HTTP service runs on a nonstandard logical port, use the typical method (:80, for example) to include a port number in the URL.

Showing or Stopping Video Content from a File Stored on Your DMP

To show on your DMP display the video content from a file that you stored locally on your

DMP — whether it is stored on the internal SD card or on an external USB flash drive or USB hard drive that you mounted — or to stop showing that video content, do the following:

Step 1 In the Display Actions list, click Play Video File Stored Locally.

Step 2 Enter or edit the required values, as described in Table 2-10.

 

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