NetLinx Programming

MAX-CSD Streaming Send_Commands (Cont.)

Command

Description

 

 

SET SAP IP ALT

Syntax:

Set the SAP Listener IP Alter-

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>, 'SET SAP IP ALT <Addr>:<Port>'

native multicast address.

Variable:

 

 

Addr = multicast IP address

 

Port = port number

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND DECODER, 'SET SAP IP ALT 224.3.127.254:1234'

 

 

SET SESSION CURSOR

This command allows the user to select the session for later streaming when

Selects the session for

the user sends the play command.

 

streaming later.

Syntax:

 

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>, 'SET SESSION CURSOR <num>'

 

Variable:

 

Num = 1 to "SESSION LIST="

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND DECODER, 'SET SESSON CURSOR 1'

 

 

SET URL

The 'UDP' protocol represents MPEG-2 Transport Stream layered directly onto

Set the URL description of

UDP. This protocol is only available for MPEG-2. Audio is multiplexed with the

video, so no audio port is needed.

the audio/video stream.

The 'RTP' protocol represents MPEG-2/4 Elementary Streams encoded as

 

 

MPV (33) data as defined by RFC 3550 and 3551. If no audio port is given, it is

 

assumed to be the video port plus 2.

 

Syntax:

 

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,'SET URL <Protocol> <Addr> <Port>

 

[<Audio Port>]'

 

Variables:

 

Protocol = RTP or UDP

 

Address = Address of stream in IPv4 dot notation

 

Port = Primary port for audio/video transport.

 

Audio Port = Port for audio stream (RTP only)

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND DECODER,'SET URL UDP 224.0.0.1 5000'

 

Sets the URL for a multicast session at 24.0.0.1 and port 5000. Since the

 

protocol is UDP, a second audio port is not needed.

 

 

SET VIDEO

Sets the current configuration of the video system. Configuration includes

Set the configuration

codec and resolution. Setting the video configuration during 'play' state has

undefined results.

parameters for the video

 

codec.

Syntax:

 

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,'SET VIDEO <Codec>'

 

Variable:

 

Codec = OFF or MPEG2 or MPEG4

 

Example:

 

SEND_COMMAND DECODER,'SET VIDEO MPEG2 '

 

 

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MAX-CSD 10, MAX-CSE specifications

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