NetLinx Programming

 

MAX-CSE Streaming Send_Commands (Cont.)

 

 

Command

Description

 

 

GET URL

Requests the current configuration of the URL communication parameters. The

Get a description of the

returned information includes: communication protocol, IP Address, and port

used.

URL parameters being used

Syntax:

by the current audio/video

stream.

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"'GET URL'"

 

 

Variables:

 

protocol = RTP or UDP.

 

address = Address of stream in IPv4 dot notation (ex: X.X.X.X).

 

port = Primary port for audio/video transport.

 

audio port = Port for audio stream (RTP only).

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND ENCODER,"'GET URL'"

 

System response for UDP:

 

URL = UDP 239.168.42.10 5000

 

Indicates that the UDP audio/video stream has previously been configured to

 

use a multicast session (UDP) at an IP Address of 239.168.42.10 where it uses

 

port 5000.

 

System response for RTP:

 

URL = RTP 239.168.42.10 5000 5002

 

Indicates that the individual RTP audio/video streams has previously been

 

configured to use an IP Address of 224.168.42.10 where it uses port 5000 for

 

the video stream and port 5002 for the audio stream.

 

 

GET VIDEO

Requests the current configuration of the video system. The returned

Get a description of the

information includes: codec, resolution, bit rate, and mode.

 

current video codec

Syntax:

configuration.

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"'GET VIDEO'"

 

 

Variables:

 

codec = Off, MPEG2, or MPEG4.

 

resolution = D1, or SIF, or <width>X<height> (up to a D1 resolution).

 

bit rate = Returned in Kbps (kilobits per second).

 

mode = CBR (constant Bit rate) or VBR (variable Bit rate).

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND ENCODER,"'GET VIDEO'"

 

System response:

 

VIDEO = MPEG2 D1 4000 CBR

 

Indicates that the video codec is configured to use an MPEG-2 stream, with a

 

D1 resolution at 4000 Kbps using a constant bit rate (CBR).

 

 

GET VIDEO PORT STATUS

The system will either return 'SYNC' or 'LOS'.

Returns the Video In Port Sta-

Syntax:

tus.

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>, 'GET VIDEO PORT STATUS'

 

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND ENCODER, 'GET VIDEO PORT STATUS'

 

System response:

 

VIDEO PORT STATUS=SYNC

 

 

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MAX-CSD 10, MAX-CSE specifications

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