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Chapter 14 Touchscreens, Projectors, and Displays

Concepts

Figure 14-1 Signal Cable Purchasing Factors to Consider

Beyond the general guidelines that Figure 14-1illustrates, two additional factors might constrain which types of signal cable you can use.

•The technology, brand, and model of your display — Check its product documentation to understand its compatibility with various signal cable types.

•Your DMP model — See its datasheet at http://www.cisco.com/go/dms/dmp/datasheets. Also, your packing list states which signal cables Cisco planned to ship with your DMP.

Related Topics

•Connect to an Analog Display or Projector, page 14-10

•Connect to a Digital Display or Projector, page 14-7

•Connect to a Touchscreen, page 14-8

	User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Manager 5.2.x
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Americas Headquarters User Guide for Cisco Digital Media ManagerPage Iii Cisco Digital Media Suite Administration Overview Workflow Ldap Concepts Assign User Access Rights and Permissions Vii Viii FAQs 14-17 14-1314-15 14-16 16-5 15-915-10 16-2 Xii Xiii Procedures Xiv 23-3 22-722-8 23-2 Xvi Xvii Xviii R T Page This material pertains to multiple releases of Cisco DMS A P T E RAudience Revised May 21 OL-15762-03 We prepared this material with specific expectations of you Glossary ProcedureLearn Your DMM Appliance Serial Number Start DMS-Admin Click Log When the login page loads, sign in to your account Is your Set a User Session Timeout for Components of Cisco DMSChoose Administration Security Session What happens next depends on what happened before FAQs FAQs and TroubleshootingWhat might prevent me from logging in? Dashboard Overview DMS-Admin Dashboard These are the dashboard gauges Understand the Alerts GaugeTip Digital Media Players Understand the System Information GaugeUnderstand the Status Gauge Appliance Failover Cluster View Dashboard Gauges Understand the Licensed Features GaugeUnderstand the Users Logged In Gauge Licenses Before You Begin Understand LicensesObtain License Keys What to Do Next Click Install License Install License KeysStart DMS-Admin Choose Licensing Install/Upgrade Licensing Choose Licensing View Licensing View Installed LicensesChoose Administration Dashboard Check the Dashboard Gauge for Licenses DMM appliance Base Licenses for Cisco DMS Appliances and EndpointsDMP endpoint DMP-FL-1000 Optional Module LicensesModule or Pack Part Number1 Description DMP-FL-500 Revised May 21 OL-15762-03 Choose Administration ServicesServer Operations Check Processes Remotely Click a server name in the far-left column Restart Appliances RemotelyDo one of the following Would you like Choose Options Restart Server Server Processes OL-15762-03 Overview Cisco Hinter for Rtsp Dmpdm WorkflowDigital Signs Cisco Hinter RestrictionsRtsp Variants Darwin Streaming Server Windows Install Cisco Hinter on WindowsChoose Settings Hinter Download Cisco Hinter Run Cisco Hinter on Linux Install Cisco Hinter on LinuxLinux Run Cisco Hinter on Windows Check the system logs on your DSS Troubleshoot RTP Over RtspOpenRTSP -V -v -t rtsp//DSSserverIPaddress/filename.mov Signature for interleaved RTP Revised May 31 OL-15762-03 Authentication and Federated Identity Timesaver Go to terms that start with... a C D F I L O R S U User authentication features of DMS-Admin help you to Poor syntax Administrator DN Authentication CoTSyntax, which conforms exactly to Ldif grammar Proper syntax Digital certificate One DN to authenticate the directory service entity Federation Is your DMM appliance one half of a failover pair? IdPBy design, so there is no workaround Tokens. We support Saml Shibboleth Authentication and authorizationSo on OpenAM 509 DN for an Active Directory user baseUser base User base DN User filter Otherwise, validation fails IdP-specific login screen Understand the Requirement to Authenticate Users OL-15762-03 Synchronization Concepts Ldap is Highly ComplexPlan Ahead Restrictions Last time that you ran Synchronization Initial Update Overwrite DeleteSynchronization Replication Overview Synchronization Types User Group? Understand Synchronization of a DMM Group to an Ldap FilterUnderstand Manual Synchronization Understand Automatic Synchronization Sync Type Best Practices We recommend that you use the Update option wheneverLdap Concepts Guidelines for Synchronization Yes Understand Ldap AttributesGuidelines for Ldap Filters Use OU values to impose rough limits on a filter Use objectClass values to match all user records Password ConceptsUnderstand Authentication Property Sheets for Ldap Use memberOf values to pinpoint a filter more precisely Federated Identity and Single Sign-on SSO Concepts Configuration Workflow to Activate Federation SSO ModeIdP Requirements Pairing to restore mutual trust among them Click Update to save your workSSO Scenario 1-Trusted + Valid + Authorized SSO Scenario 3-Nothing Known SSO Scenario 2-Trusted + Valid + not AuthorizedUser account does not have sufficient permissions Understand Migration from Either Ldap or SSO to Embedded Migration Between Authentication Methods CiscoDMMvp99999 Understand Migration from Embedded to Either Ldap or SSOKeep Local Copies Result Click Download CA certificate Configure DMM to Trust the Active Directory Root CAChoose Administration Security Authentication Select Mode Choose DER encoded Define Ldap Filters Choose an Authentication MethodConfigure Ldap Settings Choose Administration Security Authentication Do any or all of the following Define Ldap Bookmarks Define the Ldap Synchronization Schedule Choose Administration Security Synchronize Users Scheduling Manage Ldap Attributes Interval Description Configure the Settings for Automatic Ldap Synchronization Derive Ldap Group Membership Dynamically from a Query Choose Ldap as your authentication methodUsers who match your query Export an SP Configuration File from DMM Configure Federation Services for SSOImport an IdP Configuration File into DMM Go to http//FQDN8080/dmsadmin/admin/login Bypass External Authentication During Superuser LoginClick Import Element Description Elements to Choose and Enable the Authentication ModeSoftware UI and Field Reference Tables Navigation Path Later, you will import this file into your IdP Sufficient access rightsLdap Configuration Area Export Command Buttons Check the check box to enable encryptionUncheck it to disable encryption Administration Security Authentication Define Filter All user accounts that match the filter Administration Security Authentication Synchronize UsersElements to Use Ldap Bookmarks for Synchronization Ldap Bookmarks property sheet Scheduling property sheet Elements to Schedule Synchronization Elements to Manage Attributes Administration Security Authentication Manage Attributes Sample SP Configuration File from DMM Exported IdP Configuration Sample from OpenAM Sample IdP Configuration Files Exported IdP Configuration Sample from Shibboleth OL-15762-03 Our completed tests succeeded as follows Ldap Active Directory FAQsCisco DMS Error Message FAQs Federation Mode SSO FAQsNetwork Policy FAQs Server uses the samAccountName attribute name User Exclusion FAQs OL-15762-03 Understand User Accounts Users and GroupsAudience Revised May 22 OL-15762-03 Software module Understand User RolesTo assign a user role directly to any user User Role Logic Enter values to name and describe the group Choose Administration Users Click Create GroupStop. You have completed this procedure Create User Groups Create User Accounts Choose Administration UsersChoose Administration Users Click Add New User Delete User Groups Click Save Assign Users to Groups You can edit user account settings manuallyEdit User Accounts Choose Options Edit User Choose Options Delete User Assign User Access Rights and PermissionsDelete User Accounts To mark multiple user accounts for deletion, Ctrl-click Optional Group Selection Elements to Configure User Account SettingsAdministration Users Optional Contact Info FAQs and Troubleshooting Audience Revised May 31 OL-15762-03 Events and Notifications Snmp features in this release are read-only Object Group Description Understand Snmp ConceptsUnderstand MIB and NMS Concepts Understand IP Address Conflict Events Show and Share Event Categories Understand Supported Event TypesGlobal Event Categories DMP Event Categories Syslog Understand Notification MethodsFailover Cluster Event Categories Waas Event Categories Choose Settings Snmp Enable or Disable EmailConfigure Snmp Server Settings for Your DMM Appliance Choose Settings External Servers Smtp Click Alert Reports Configure Alert Reports and Notification SettingsPopulate the MIB Browser in Your NMS Define Alert Report Parameters Notification messages Define Notification RulesChoose Alerts Notification Rules Optional Did you check Email? SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 Smtp FAQsSnmp and MIB FAQs CdmsSystem CdmsFeatures CdmsInventory Snmp agent to accept ‘set’ requests? Can I configure the community for mySnmp agent to accept ‘get’ requests? Yes, from the public community Control DMPs and Presentation Systems Page Welcome to Centralized DMP Management Start Digital Signs 10-1 DMP Dashboard 10-2 Understand the Media and Schedules Gauge Understand the Left Side of the Media and Schedules Gauge Understand the Digital Media Players Gauge10-3 10-4 Understand the Cast Gauge 10-5 Understand the Settings GaugeView Dashboard Gauges for DMPs Choose Digital Signs Dashboard Choose Cast Dashboard 10-6 Use the Left Side of the Media and Schedules Gauge All Assets area Use the Right Side of the Media and Schedules GaugeExamine the gauge Do any of the following 10-7 Examine the gauge Use the Settings GaugeUse the Digital Media Players Gauge Use the Cast Gauge All Digital Signage area Elements on the Right Side of the Media and Schedules GaugeShortcut Description 10-9 10-10 Html 11-1 Register DMPsRevised May 25 OL-15762-03 11-2 What’s called configuration managementTimesaver Go to terms that start with... a C D L M 11-3 Auto Smartports macro to run automaticallyAn optional Dhcp relay class that Discover message to receive a dynamic IP address Sure that this information never exceeds 255 bytes Location ServicesMedianet-enabled switch must be Ethernet 11-4 Discovery MSI serviceImplementations 11-5 11-6 Partial Support for Cisco Medianet 2.1 Features Information That Medianet and DMPs Exchange Understand Medianet Autoconfiguration for DMPs11-7 Cisco IOS 12.255.0.36SE Medianet Activation Workflow for a DMP 4310G or 4400G11-8 11-9 Login CredentialsNon-Medianet Autoregistration Medianet 11-10 GuidelinesLimit Your Use of Manual Registration General Best Practices for Non-Medianet Autoregistration 11-11 Set Events to Recur as NeededMinutes 11-12 Use Dmpdm to Prepare a DMP for Manual Registration Choose Schedules Play Now Use a System Task to Normalize DMP Passwords11-13 Verify that your DMPs all use identical credentials Choose Settings Server Settings11-14 11-15 Choose Digital Media Players Advanced TasksClick Add New Application Click Edit Application Delete Application Delete Address Ranges for Non-Medianet AutoregistrationClick the DMP Discovery row in the Application Types list Click Do either of the following Add or Edit One DMP ManuallyDelete DMPs Manually from Your Device Inventory Choose Digital Media Players DMP Manager 11-18 Choose More Actions Delete from System Elements to Add or Edit One DMP Manually Elements to Autoregister DMPs11-19 Elements to Delete One DMP Manually Elements to Configure Non-Medianet Autoregistration11-20 11-21 Prevent Dhcp Address Assignments to the Wrong Vlan NEWTRIGGER=CISCOHOSTEVENT 11-22 11-23 DEVICETYPE=Autonomous Access Point DEFTRIGGER=CISCOCUSTOMEVENT 11-24 11-25 Can I use a Cisco switch or router as my Dhcp server? Use DMM Follow exactly this syntax11-26 Can I obtain the serial number of a DMP? 12-1 Organize DMPs in Groups 12-2 Task To Learn More 12-3 Add and Edit DMP GroupsEnter a name and a description for the group Click OK to save your work 12-4 Delete DMP GroupsAdd DMPs Manually to DMP Groups Choose More Actions Delete Group 12-5 Remove DMPs Manually from DMP GroupsFilter the DMP List Table Choose Remove DMP from Group 12-6 Top-Level Elements to Manage DMPs and DMP GroupsDigital Media Players DMP Manager Element Icon and Description 12-7 Elements to Add or Edit DMP Groups 12-8 Elements to Delete DMP GroupsElements to Add DMPs Manually to a DMP Group Elements to Remove a DMP from a DMP Group How many DMPs can I centrally manage from one DMM appliance? 12-9 12-10 13-1 Configure DMP Wi-Fi Settings 13-2 Authentication, Authorization, and AccountingSee also WEP keys See also AAA and EAP 13-3 EAP authenticationPre-Shared Key WEP keys Typical workflow is as follows Ascii Passphrases and Hexadecimal Keys for WEP13-4 Wired connection before you can deploy Wi-Fi settings Establish a Wired Network Connection13-5 Choose Digital Signs from the global navigation Establish a Wireless Network Connection13-6 This network Create New Wifi Application page opens13-7 13-8 Why did my DMPs lose their wireless network connectivity?DMP Network Interfaces Category Subcategory Chassis Label 13-9 Configure your wireless access point to assign the addressHow can my wireless DMP use a static IP address? No. Your DMP will lose its connection to your Wlan 13-10 14-1 Touchscreens, Projectors, and Displays 14-2 14-3 Understand How to Choose Media Signal CablesPresentation System Concepts Understand Which Displays Work Best with DMPs Cable Quality Quality low signal resistance is irrelevant14-4 14-5 Signal Cable Purchasing Factors to Consider Apply motion every 30 minutes to regions that show text When charged liquid crystal becomes stuck in one positionUnderstand and Prevent Image Retention Burn-in Do not use gray Does your When you will use HdmiConnect to a Digital Display or Projector Does your presentation system use an Hdmi interface? 14-8 Connect to a Touchscreen 14-9 Turn On the touchscreen 14-10 Connect to an Analog Display or ProjectorPresentation systems whenever possible Support Autodetection Prepare EquipmentSupport RS-232 Syntax Support DVI Management 14-12 Settings remain in effectThis is a one-time procedure Name the new application 14-13 Activate RS-232 Syntax Support for DMTech EquipmentActivate RS-232 Syntax Support for NEC Presentation Systems Click Select Advanced System Task 14-14 Activate or Deactivate Hdmi Autodetection 14-15 Configure and Manage EquipmentActivate or Deactivate Resolution Autodetection Define DMP Output Settings for Video and Audio Edit Application Edit DMP Output Settings for Video and Audio14-16 Click Submit to commit this deletion Delete DMP Output Settings for Video and AudioClick Cancel to abandon this deletion Find your deletion target in the Applications table 14-18 14-19 Edit Equipment Settings That You Chose from MenusWould you like to edit what you saved? Would you like to delete what you saved? Click Delete Application Delete Equipment Settings That You Chose from MenusUse RS232 Syntax to Control Equipment Would you like to delete what you edited? Syntax Edit Equipment Settings That Use RS-232 SyntaxEnter an RS-232 command string in the Request field 14-21 14-22 Delete Equipment Settings That Use RS-232 Syntax DMP 4305G DMP 4310G DMP 4400G Video and Audio Signal Interfaces14-23 Digital Media Players DMP Manager Control TV Elements to Choose Configuration Settings from MenusSupported Touchscreen Drivers DMP Model Supported Drivers 14-25 Cisco Displays Only 14-26 14-27 Elements to Configure DMP Audio/Video SettingsElements to Control Hdmi Display Autodetection Application Name Description, Icons, and Options RS-232 Control Supported, Non-DMTech Displays Elements to Control Screen Resolution AutodetectionElements to Activate RS-232 for LCD Displays by DMTech Digital Media Players Advanced Tasks System Tasks RS-232 Syntax Task RS-232 Command Reference for Cisco LCD Displays14-29 Contrast Remote Control14-30 Inch FAQs About Touchscreens FAQs About Cleaning and MaintenanceFAQs About Daily Operation FAQs About RS-232 Troubleshoot Image Quality FAQs About Product QualityTroubleshoot the Power Indicator Troubleshoot Cisco Professional Series LCD Displays 14-33 Troubleshoot the Handheld Remote Control UnitProblem Buttons do not respond Troubleshoot Audio Quality 14-34 Remote control unit for a DMP DMP Remote Control and Its Emulation15-1 Complete these tasks on phones, as needed Workflow to Provision Emulator Service for IP Phones15-2 Complete these tasks in Cisco Cast On Phones Activate ServicesCisco Unified Communications Manager Cisco Cast 15-4 Start ServicesConfigure URL Parameters Choose Tools Control Center Feature Services 15-5 Enable IP Phone AutoregistrationDefine IP Phone Service Attributes Choose System Cisco Unified CM, and then click Find Http//DMMhostname8080/etv-remotecontrol-webapp/app/getpin Expose the Service to IP PhonesEnter this URL in the Service URL field Define IP phone service attributes 15-7 Configure Emulator Settings in CastChoose Cast Remote Control As Needed Did you choose Selected DMPs in ? 15-8 Configure an IP Phone to Emulate the Remote ControlPress Settings on your Cisco IP phone As Needed Did you choose the dynamic PIN type in ? 15-9 Go to Network Configuration, and then press SelectStart the Emulator on an IP Phone Go to Alternate TFTP, and then press Yes Use the Emulator on an IP Phone or a Mobile Phone Start the Emulator on a Mobile Phone15-10 15-11 15-12 Electronic program guide DMP User PermissionsPresentations to only the DMPs that you choose 16-1 16-2 Scenario 1 Permission to Manage Content but Not SchedulesAssign permissions to manage content Scenarios That Illustrate Specialized User Permissions Assign permissions to manage DMPs Click Then, repeat your selection16-3 Assign permissions to view the schedule Configure permissions to manage the schedule Assign permissions to use advanced tasks for content16-4 16-5 Configure permissions to manage DMPs Configure permissions to manage advanced tasks Configure permissions to manage content16-6 16-7 16-8 Configure User Rights and PermissionsChoose Settings User Accounts Click . Repeat your selection Click Submit Users List Elements to Configure User Rights and Permissions for DMPsSettings User Accounts 16-9 Untitled table 16-10 17-1 Media Assets and Embedded Software Shockwave Flash Support and Restrictions User Permission RestrictionsMedia Restrictions SDP Support and Restrictions PNG Support and Restrictions File Size RestrictionsLocal Storage Restrictions MPEG-4 Support and Restrictions Add One Asset at a Time to Your Media Library Work with Assets and Categories in Your Media Library17-4 17-5 Click Cancel Stop. You have completed this procedureEnter a title for the asset Enter the estimated duration for playback Is *.MPG Add Multiple Assets Simultaneously to Your Media Library17-6 17-7 Elements to Manage Assets and CategoriesDigital Signage Media Library Images Shockwave Flash UDP Video Filter by 17-8 Choose the option, if any, that meets your requirements Elements to Add Categories and Rename Them17-9 Elements to add or edit multiple assets simultaneously Elements to Add Assets and Edit Their AttributesElements to add or edit one asset Select Category Overview tab Elements To Describe and Preview One AssetDigital Signage Media Library Options View Media Asset 17-11 Usage tab 17-12 18-1 Now 18-2 Understand Future Deployments for PresentationsUnderstand Time Zones in the Schedule Later 18-3 Understand Tooltips in the Schedule TimelineBest Practices to Prevent Unscheduled DMP Restarts Best Practices to Manage and Maintain the Schedule External Server Restrictions Best Practices to Stop Playback of a Scheduled Job18-4 18-5 Content Delivery Network RestrictionsScenarios Methods to Pre-empt Only One Instance of a Recurring Event 18-6 Method OneMethod Two Method Three 18-7 Use ‘Play Now’ to Transmit Assets or Commands ImmediatelyYou can deploy immediately to one DMP or to one DMP group Digital Signs Cast System Tasks Choose Schedules Play in Future Schedule the Time Slot for a Future Event18-8 18-9 18-10 Elements of a Tooltip in the Schedule TimelineSchedules Play in Future Category Description 18-11 Elements to Describe the Status of Deployed Events Can I schedule an event that has no stop date? 18-12 19-1 Content Distribution and Delivery You do not use Cisco Show and Share Choose a Content Delivery System to Use with DMPsUnderstand DMP Support for the Cifs Protocol Method Use Cases You use DMPs and Cisco Show and Share DMS-CD Concepts19-3 DMS-CD Performance Factors Retry TimeoutDMS-CD Overview Concurrent Deployments 19-5 Resumption of Interrupted and Paused File TransfersOutages and Other Disruptions File Size Monitoring Modes Understand Shared Scheduling Features for DeploymentsError Conditions Understand DMS-CD Alert Reports Alert Types DMS-CD Guidelines19-7 Factor Definition and Supporting Data Gather the Essential Data to Develop a Deployment Strategy19-8 Parallel Deployment DeploymentTotal DMS-CD Gather these values Throughput Duration for 19-10 Limit DMS-CD Disruptions to DMP PerformanceCapacity and the load placed on a DMP DMS-CD Capacity Category Maximum Threshold DMS-CD Restrictions19-11 19-12 Cifs RestrictionsAcns Restrictions Ecds Restrictions Organizational Logic at Acme Example Scenario19-13 Seconds Ddhhmm Deployment Scheduling Logic at Acme4explains how Acme organizes its scheduled deployments 19-14 19-15 Configure Acns or Waas 19-16 Configure DMS-CD Create DMP groups and populate them with DMPs Configure Deployment Threshold PreferencesCheck Disk Space Capacity for Deployments Choose Digital Media Players Deployment Manager Preferences Add New Application Create a Deployment Package19-18 19-19 Edit a Deployment PackageCreate at least one DMS-CD deployment package Click the name of the deployment package to be edited 19-20 Delete a Deployment Package Digital Media Players Deployment Manager Preferences Click Submit Stop. You have completed this procedureSoftware UI and Field Label Reference Tables Elements to Define Deployment Thresholds 19-22 Appliance during DMS-CD deploymentsEffect on your DMPs 19-23 19-24 Configure a DMS-CD deployment to DMP local storageElements to Define a DMS-CD Deployment Package Digital Media Players Advanced Tasks 19-25 Elements to Define WAAS, ACNS, or Ecds Settings 19-26 Check Deployment Status Details Troubleshoot DMS-CD19-27 19-28 Check Appliance System Logs for Deployment Errors 19-29 Choose Administration Alerts Alert ReportsClick Live Monitor Mode Click Snapshot Mode 19-30 FAQs for AcnsFAQs for Waas Troubleshoot Acns 19-31 Telnet to your Content Engine and issue this command 19-32 Did you change anything in ? Choose Devices Device Groups Log in to Content Distribution ManagerCDM Procedure AAI Procedure 19-34 Troubleshoot Acns Assets That Your DMPs Do Not PlayThat are actually correct in your network Bytes x 4 = Add 16384 to the total disk space consumption in bytes19-35 Worksheet 19-36 Choose Services ChannelsClick Channel Content in the table of contents Log in to CDM Communicate Anything with Cisco Digital Signs Page Playlists Best Practices to Optimize DMP Settings for Playlists20-1 Choose Digital Signage Playlists Reduce or Resolve Black-Screen Delays After Video PlaybackCreate and Organize Playlists Improve Transition Speeds Element Change the Sequence of PlaybackElements to Define a Playlist Navigation 20-4 21-1 Proof of Play Were interrupted or prevented from playing, and when InsertionsConsider an affinity group Played successfully, and when 21-3 Prepare DMPs to Support Proof of Play Choose Advanced Tasks System Tasks Enable Syslog and NTPWould you like to enable these services from Digital Signs? Would you like to enable these services from 21-5 Enable Proof of Play Features in DMMChoose Proof of Play Configuration Click Register Click Add New Requestors Click Add ContentCreate Requestors Create Insertions Choose Proof of Play Reports Run a Report21-7 21-8 Export a ReportClick Run Choose Proof of Play Dashboard View Previous ReportsUse the Proof of Play Dashboard Click View previous reports How do insertions differ from presentations and playlists? Use Deployment ReportsChoose Schedules Reports 21-10 Scenario Details Exceptions Troubleshooting21-11 21-12 22-1 Plan for and Manage Emergencies 22-2 Create Deployment Packages for Emergencies 22-3 Provision Emergency Assets Immediately to DMP Local Storage 22-4 22-5 22-6 Schedule the Future Staging of Emergency Assets 22-7 Start Playback of an Emergency Message Start playback of an emergency message Stop Playback of an Emergency Message22-8 Deliver Iptv Programming with Cisco Cast Page 23-1 Welcome to Cisco Cast On-Premises Operation Centralized AdministrationFeature License Restrictions When your Iptv programming will include live TV 23-3 Start Cisco Cast 23-4 24-1 Redistribute Live TV 24-2 Site Assessment for Live Video ProgrammingChannel Count Restrictions Codec Restrictions 24-3 Click Edit Channel SettingAdd Channels Edit Channels 24-4 Reassign Channel NumbersWould you like to specify the number for this channel? Click Reassign to Any Unused Channel Click Delete This Channel Delete Channels24-5 24-6 Elements to Manage TV ChannelsMulticast Address Port Call Letters for Channel 24-7 Http URL from the Address Type list Elements to Define Channel Settings24-8 24-9 24-10 25-1 Video on Demand Site Assessment for VoD Programming Workflow to Stage VoD Assets to DMP Local Storage25-2 Add a New VoD Subcategory Add a New VoD Category25-3 Click Actions Delete Category Edit a VoD CategoryDelete a VoD Category Choose Actions Modify Category Click the Video on Demand tab Map a Video to a VoD Category25-5 25-6 Organize Videos in VoD CategoriesRemove a Video from a Category Stage an EPG to DMP Local Storage 25-7 Should usb11 When you will use usb1Should usb22 When you will use usb2 Elements to Manage VoD Categories 25-8 26-1 Electronic Program GuideContains program descriptions that you have entered You are not in violation of its terms Tribune Media ServicesUnderstand EPG Data Formats 26-2 26-3 Understand Methods to Describe EPG Channels 26-4 26-5 Add or Edit Subscriptions to Data from an EPG Provider 26-6 Delete Settings That Define a SubscriptionSynchronize EPG Channel Schedules and Program Descriptions Click Synchronize Do not enter a colon before the port number Elements to Define EPG Provider SettingsProxy Settings Optional 26-7 26-8 Troubleshoot EPG Highlighting 27-1 Look and Feel 27-2 Specify Which Features Your Menu System Should IncludeChoose the Color Scheme for Your Menu System Click the Skin Customization tab 27-3 Show a Custom Logo in Your Menu System Logo appears in the lower left of the menu system Show the Cisco Logo in Your Menu SystemChoose the Date and Time Formats for Your Menu System Check the Display Cisco Logo check box 27-5 Deploy Menu System Customizations to Your DMPsClick Run Task Click to highlight your Cast-PGtask 27-6