VBrick Systems VB5000, VB6000, VB4000 manual Copyright

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© 2008 VBrick Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

12 Beaumont Road

Wallingford, Connecticut 06492, USA www.VBrick.com

This publication contains confidential, proprietary, and trade secret information. No part of this document may be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any machine-readable or electronic format without prior written permission from VBrick. Information in this document is subject to change without notice and VBrick Systems assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies. VBrick, VBrick Systems, the VBrick logo, StreamPlayer, and StreamPlayer Plus are trademarks or registered trademarks in the United States and other countries. Windows Media is a trademarked name of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. All other products or services mentioned in this document are identified by the trademarks, service marks, or product names as designated by the companies who market those products. Inquiries should be made directly to those companies. This document may also have links to third-party web pages that are beyond the control of VBrick. Use these links at your own risk. The presence of such links does not imply that VBrick endorses or recommends the content of any third-party web pages. VBrick acknowledges the use of third-party open source software and licenses in some VBrick products. This freely available source code is posted at http:// www.vbrick.com/opensource.

FCC Notice

This equipment carries the CE mark and is UL listed in the U.S. and Canada. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules, Class A for OC- 3C Interface, Class A for the SDI Interface. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense. This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numerique de la Classe A respecte toutes les exigences do reglement dur le materiel brouilleur du Canada.

About VBrick Systems

Founded in 1997, VBrick Systems, an ISO 9001 certified vendor, is a privately held company that has enjoyed rapid growth by helping our customers successfully introduce mission critical video applications across their enterprise networks. Since our founding, VBrick has been setting the standard for quality, performance and innovation in the delivery of live and stored video over IP networks—LANs, WANs and the Internet. With thousands of video appliances installed world-wide, VBrick is the recognized leader in reliable, high-performance, easy-to-use networked video solutions.

VBrick is an active participant in the development of industry standards and continues to play an influential role in the Internet Streaming Media Alliance (ISMA), the MPEG Industry Forum, and Internet2. In 1998 VBrick invented and shipped the world's first MPEG Video Network Appliance designed to provide affordable DVD- quality video across the network. Since then, VBrick's video solutions have grown to include Video on Demand, Management, Security and Access Control, Scheduling, and Rich Media Integration. VBrick solutions are successfully supporting a broad variety of applications including distance learning and training, conferencing and remote office communications, security, process monitoring, traffic monitoring, business and news feeds to the desktop, webcasting, corporate communications, collaboration, command and control, and telemedicine. VBrick serves customers in education, government, healthcare, and financial services markets among others.

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Contents VB4000-5000-6000 Series Network Video Appliances Copyright Contents SDI Configuration StatusMaintenance Mode DiagnosticsMaintenance WM TemplatesStream Prioritization IndexWM Admin Guide OrganizationGetting Help Getting the Best VideoFont Conventions Printer-FriendlyPreface Topics in this chapter OverviewSystem Requirements for Windows Media Player Typical VBrick Applications Standard FeaturesStandard Feature Encoder Reflector Http TCPApplication Description VBricks Streaming EcosystemMulticasting UnicastingVBrick Reflecting ReflectingReflecting from VBrick Appliances Push ReflectingPull Reflector Type Pull ReflectingPush Reflecting from a Windows Media Server Other Considerations Using Multiple Bit Rate StreamsMBR Output Streams Configurable Input/Output Stream Rates WM Output Streams Output DescriptionHTTP/RTSP MBR Output SettingsShared Video Settings Independent Video Settings Shared Audio Settings Independent Audio Settings MBR GroupsMBR Troubleshooting Using On Demand Playback Optimizing System Performance Mixed Model AppliancesArchiver and Recorder Functionality Archiver/Recorder FunctionalityVBrick Systems, Inc WM Configuration Configuration Network Configuration Network EthernetDomain Name Server Numbers or hyphensConfiguration Network Routing Network Time SynchronizationWM Configuration Configuration Network Management Template Name Description Configuration EncoderConfiguration Encoder Template LANConfiguration Encoder Video Windows Media Encoder Video -- Slot1 SvidVBrick Systems, Inc Reduces the saturation Settings to allow this Tools Options Security Run Script Video Template Settings -- Slot1 Video Rate1 Video Rate1 Video Rate2 Video Rate3Video Rate1 Video Rate2 Video Rate3 WM Configuration Configuration Encoder Audio Audio Template Settings Bit Rate and Sample Frequency Stereo MonoConfiguration Encoder Multicast Windows Media Encoder Multicast -- Slot1 Multicast Playback NSC File Information -- Slot1Configuration Encoder Announce SAP Windows Media Announce Common Information -- Slot1 Bit mask. This string is simply another keyword you can use Configuration Encoder Server Announce Program Guide SAP for Multicast -- Slot1Windows Media Encoder Server -- Slot1 HttpRtspu URL RtspuHttp URL Unicast Playback Rtsp UDPAnnounce Http and Rtspu Server Rtsp URL Http SAPRtspu SAP ASX Rollover Announce External Server -- Slot1Creating Publishing Points Creating Publishing Points on Windows Media ServersCreating Non-Authenticated Push Publishing Points Creating Publishing Points on Helix Universal ServersConfiguration Encoder Archiver Creating Pull Publishing PointsWM Configuration Windows Media Archiver -- Slot1 FirmwareWM Configuration FTP Server Enable Progressive DownloadConfiguration Encoder Push Http Push Slot1VBrick Systems, Inc Configuration Reflector Configuration Reflector Source Push ReceiverPull Receiver ASX Microsoft Server on-demandPulling MBR Streams Pulling VOD Files from a Microsoft WM ServerConfiguration Reflector Multicast Configuration Reflector Announce SAPConfiguration Reflector Server Configuration Reflector Archiver Configuration Reflector Push Configuration Jpeg Jpeg Configuration Jpeg FTP Configuration Jpeg Capture ConstraintsModel Jpeg Configuration Max Clients † Configuration FTP File TransferConfiguration FTP File Transfer Servers FTP Server Configuration FTP File Transfer Transfers FTP StatusFTP Queue Operation Configuration PassthroughHard Drive Status Configuration Passthrough COM1 Passthrough State ResponderPassthrough State Initiator WM Configuration Configuration System General Configuration SystemConfiguration Passthrough COM2 SystemConfiguration System Snmp Traps Front Panel LCD DisplayProgram Files\VBrick\VB6000\Download\ReleaseVxxxxxx Number Event Description Configuration System Security Improving Security Page Run Scripts Using IWS Configuration Script ManagementConfiguration Script Management Event Triggering VBrick Systems, Inc Sample Script Run Scripts Using the IR Remote ControlRun Scripts Using Event Triggers Configuration Script Management Auto Configuration Scripting NotesURL VBrick Systems, Inc SDI Configuration IntroductionConfiguration Encoder Video Configuration Encoder Audio Audio Limitations with SDI Video Input and SDI Audio Input SDI LimitationsVideo Limitations with SDI Video Input VBrick Systems, Inc Status Status System InformationGeneral Status Network StatusStatus Network Status Codec InterfaceStatus Network Status Routing Status Encoder Status Status Network Status Network TimeVideo PLX EepromAudio Close CaptioningMulticast Status Reflector StatusStatus Reflector Status General Push ReceiveStatus Jpeg Status VBrick WM Appliance Admin Guide 101 Status Hard Drive Status Hard Drive General Status Hard Drive ArchiverVBrick WM Appliance Admin Guide 103 Status Server Status Encoder Details Status Server StatusStatus Server Status General HTTP/RTSP ServerStatus Push Status Status Server Status Reflector DetailsHttp Push Status Status System Log Config Status FTP Server Status Status System LogStatus System Log System Event Status System Log Traps Status System Log System InfoStatus User Information Status User Information Main BoardStatus User Information Slot1 112 Diagnostics Network Tests Diagnostics Network Tests Ping TestDiagnostics Network Tests Trace Route Test PDUDiagnostics Device Test Trace Route Test ResultsWhen done, reset Configured Operational Mode to Run Diagnostics Hard Drive 118 Maintenance Maintenance Device InformationMaintenance Read/Write Read From Device Maintenance Default All ConfigurationMaintenance Read/Write Configuration Read Configuration Data from Device Maintenance Read/Write Write To Device Sample VBrick Configuration FileMaintenance Usernames & Passwords Write Configuration Data to Device124 Maintenance Usernames & Passwords Change SNMPv3 Passwords User Level Default User Name Default Password Authority126 Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode Limitations Maintenance Mode FeaturesMaintenance Mode Indicators Maintenance Mode CLI Operation Command Description EntrySubnet mask associated with WM Templates CBR/CFR Video Encoder Parameter SettingBest Quality Audio Encoder Parameter Setting Cable/DSL-300K, High MotionCable/DSL-128K, Low Motion Cable/DSL-300K, Low MotionCable/DSL-128K, High Motion Modem 56K Security & SurveillanceAudio Channels Mono L +R Bit Rate 8000 Sample Frequency KHz Stream Prioritization Stream PrioritizationExample 1 Priority List Non Bitrate ConstrainedBitrate Constrained Example 2 Redundant ListFor Archiving, and Pushing to or Pulling from a WM Server How the WM Appliance Creates Priority ListsFor Group Serving Example 4 Sliding Window BehaviorConfiguring Groups Safe Group ConfigurationsIndex Initiator Device Test Network Tests 144
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