User Permission Restrictions, 17-2 | Cisco Systems 5.2.x specs

Chapter 17 Media Assets and Embedded Software

Concepts

Restrictions

•User Permission Restrictions, page 17-2

•Media Restrictions, page 17-2

•File Size Restrictions, page 17-3

User Permission Restrictions

To see and use the Media Library, you must belogged in with at least read-only permissions for at least one category.

Media Restrictions

•SDP Support and Restrictions, page 17-2

•Shockwave Flash Support and Restrictions, page 17-2

•MPEG-4 Support and Restrictions, page 17-3

•PNG Support and Restrictions, page 17-3

SDP Support and Restrictions

NEW IN CISCO DMS 5.2.3 — We support ECDS live streams for digital signage, through the use of SDP files. However, our support for SDP is limited.

•We can play MPEG-TS/RTP/UDP multicast streams over Cisco ECDS networks when the multicast host is a Cisco MDE 1100.

•Alternatively, we can play other MPEG-TS/RTP/UDP multicast streams whose protocol is HTTP.

•The SDP file must be generated by Cisco ECDS.

We do not support SDP optional values e, k, p, r, u, or z. Nor do we support SAP.

Note		When you tell DMM the location of an SDP file on an ECDS server, you must enter the ECDS Delivery Service “Service
		Routing Domain Name.” Do not enter the real host FQDN or the real host IP address.
		Also, you must specify the TCP port.

Shockwave Flash Support and Restrictions

Note		This release does not support audio in Shockwave Flash media. If your media library contains any Shockwave Flash files
		that use audio, their playback will be silent.

		The filename extension must be SWF and you must enter the estimated duration.

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User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Manager Americas HeadquartersPage Cisco Digital Media Suite Administration Iii Overview Workflow Ldap Concepts Assign User Access Rights and Permissions Vii Viii FAQs 14-13 14-1514-16 14-17 15-9 15-1016-2 16-5 Xii Procedures Xiii Xiv 22-7 22-823-2 23-3 Xvi Xvii Xviii R T Page A P T E R Audience Revised May 21 OL-15762-03We prepared this material with specific expectations of you This material pertains to multiple releases of Cisco DMS Procedure GlossaryLearn Your DMM Appliance Serial Number Start DMS-Admin When the login page loads, sign in to your account Click Log Set a User Session Timeout for Components of Cisco DMS Choose Administration Security SessionWhat happens next depends on what happened before Is your FAQs and Troubleshooting FAQsWhat might prevent me from logging in? DMS-Admin Dashboard Dashboard Overview Understand the Alerts Gauge These are the dashboard gaugesTip Understand the System Information Gauge Understand the Status GaugeAppliance Failover Cluster Digital Media Players Understand the Licensed Features Gauge View Dashboard GaugesUnderstand the Users Logged In Gauge Licenses Understand Licenses Obtain License KeysWhat to Do Next Before You Begin Install License Keys Start DMS-AdminChoose Licensing Install/Upgrade Licensing Click Install License View Installed Licenses Choose Administration DashboardCheck the Dashboard Gauge for Licenses Choose Licensing View Licensing Base Licenses for Cisco DMS Appliances and Endpoints DMM applianceDMP endpoint Optional Module Licenses Module or Pack Part Number1 DescriptionDMP-FL-500 DMP-FL-1000 Choose Administration Services Server OperationsCheck Processes Remotely Revised May 21 OL-15762-03 Restart Appliances Remotely Do one of the followingWould you like Click a server name in the far-left column Server Processes Choose Options Restart Server OL-15762-03 Cisco Hinter for Rtsp Overview Workflow DmpdmDigital Signs Restrictions Rtsp VariantsDarwin Streaming Server Cisco Hinter Install Cisco Hinter on Windows Choose Settings HinterDownload Cisco Hinter Windows Install Cisco Hinter on Linux LinuxRun Cisco Hinter on Windows Run Cisco Hinter on Linux Troubleshoot RTP Over Rtsp OpenRTSP -V -v -t rtsp//DSSserverIPaddress/filename.movSignature for interleaved RTP Check the system logs on your DSS Authentication and Federated Identity Revised May 31 OL-15762-03 User authentication features of DMS-Admin help you to Timesaver Go to terms that start with... a C D F I L O R S U Administrator DN Authentication CoT Syntax, which conforms exactly to Ldif grammarProper syntax Poor syntax One DN to authenticate the directory service entity Digital certificate Federation IdP Is your DMM appliance one half of a failover pair?By design, so there is no workaround Authentication and authorization So onOpenAM Tokens. We support Saml Shibboleth DN for an Active Directory user base User base User base DN User filterOtherwise, validation fails 509 Understand the Requirement to Authenticate Users IdP-specific login screen OL-15762-03 Ldap is Highly Complex Plan AheadRestrictions Synchronization Concepts Initial Update Overwrite Delete Synchronization Replication OverviewSynchronization Types Last time that you ran Synchronization Understand Synchronization of a DMM Group to an Ldap Filter Understand Manual SynchronizationUnderstand Automatic Synchronization User Group? We recommend that you use the Update option whenever Ldap ConceptsGuidelines for Synchronization Sync Type Best Practices Understand Ldap Attributes Guidelines for Ldap FiltersUse OU values to impose rough limits on a filter Yes Password Concepts Understand Authentication Property Sheets for LdapUse memberOf values to pinpoint a filter more precisely Use objectClass values to match all user records Configuration Workflow to Activate Federation SSO Mode Federated Identity and Single Sign-on SSO ConceptsIdP Requirements Click Update to save your work Pairing to restore mutual trust among themSSO Scenario 1-Trusted + Valid + Authorized SSO Scenario 2-Trusted + Valid + not Authorized SSO Scenario 3-Nothing KnownUser account does not have sufficient permissions Migration Between Authentication Methods Understand Migration from Either Ldap or SSO to Embedded Understand Migration from Embedded to Either Ldap or SSO Keep Local CopiesResult CiscoDMMvp99999 Configure DMM to Trust the Active Directory Root CA Choose Administration Security Authentication Select ModeChoose DER encoded Click Download CA certificate Choose an Authentication Method Configure Ldap SettingsChoose Administration Security Authentication Define Ldap Filters Define Ldap Bookmarks Do any or all of the following Choose Administration Security Synchronize Users Scheduling Define the Ldap Synchronization Schedule Manage Ldap Attributes Configure the Settings for Automatic Ldap Synchronization Interval Description Choose Ldap as your authentication method Derive Ldap Group Membership Dynamically from a QueryUsers who match your query Configure Federation Services for SSO Export an SP Configuration File from DMMImport an IdP Configuration File into DMM Bypass External Authentication During Superuser Login Go to http//FQDN8080/dmsadmin/admin/loginClick Import Elements to Choose and Enable the Authentication Mode Software UI and Field Reference TablesNavigation Path Element Description Sufficient access rights Ldap Configuration AreaExport Later, you will import this file into your IdP Check the check box to enable encryption Uncheck it to disable encryptionAdministration Security Authentication Define Filter Command Buttons Administration Security Authentication Synchronize Users Elements to Use Ldap Bookmarks for SynchronizationLdap Bookmarks property sheet All user accounts that match the filter Elements to Schedule Synchronization Scheduling property sheet Administration Security Authentication Manage Attributes Elements to Manage Attributes Sample SP Configuration File from DMM Sample IdP Configuration Files Exported IdP Configuration Sample from OpenAM Exported IdP Configuration Sample from Shibboleth OL-15762-03 Ldap Active Directory FAQs Our completed tests succeeded as followsCisco DMS Federation Mode SSO FAQs Error Message FAQsNetwork Policy FAQs User Exclusion FAQs Server uses the samAccountName attribute name OL-15762-03 Users and Groups Understand User AccountsAudience Revised May 22 OL-15762-03 Understand User Roles To assign a user role directly to any userUser Role Logic Software module Choose Administration Users Click Create Group Stop. You have completed this procedureCreate User Groups Enter values to name and describe the group Choose Administration Users Choose Administration Users Click Add New UserDelete User Groups Create User Accounts Click Save You can edit user account settings manually Assign Users to GroupsEdit User Accounts Choose Options Edit User Assign User Access Rights and Permissions Delete User AccountsTo mark multiple user accounts for deletion, Ctrl-click Choose Options Delete User Elements to Configure User Account Settings Administration UsersOptional Contact Info Optional Group Selection FAQs and Troubleshooting Events and Notifications Audience Revised May 31 OL-15762-03 Snmp features in this release are read-only Understand Snmp Concepts Understand MIB and NMS ConceptsUnderstand IP Address Conflict Events Object Group Description Understand Supported Event Types Global Event CategoriesDMP Event Categories Show and Share Event Categories Understand Notification Methods Failover Cluster Event CategoriesWaas Event Categories Syslog Enable or Disable Email Configure Snmp Server Settings for Your DMM ApplianceChoose Settings External Servers Smtp Choose Settings Snmp Configure Alert Reports and Notification Settings Populate the MIB Browser in Your NMSDefine Alert Report Parameters Click Alert Reports Define Notification Rules Choose Alerts Notification RulesOptional Did you check Email? Notification messages Smtp FAQs Snmp and MIB FAQsCdmsSystem CdmsFeatures CdmsInventory SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 Can I configure the community for my Snmp agent to accept ‘get’ requests?Yes, from the public community Snmp agent to accept ‘set’ requests? Control DMPs and Presentation Systems Page Welcome to Centralized DMP Management Start Digital Signs DMP Dashboard 10-1 Understand the Media and Schedules Gauge 10-2 Understand the Digital Media Players Gauge Understand the Left Side of the Media and Schedules Gauge10-3 Understand the Cast Gauge 10-4 Understand the Settings Gauge View Dashboard Gauges for DMPsChoose Digital Signs Dashboard Choose Cast Dashboard 10-5 Use the Left Side of the Media and Schedules Gauge 10-6 Use the Right Side of the Media and Schedules Gauge Examine the gauge Do any of the following10-7 All Assets area Use the Settings Gauge Use the Digital Media Players GaugeUse the Cast Gauge Examine the gauge Elements on the Right Side of the Media and Schedules Gauge Shortcut Description10-9 All Digital Signage area Html 10-10 Register DMPs 11-1Revised May 25 OL-15762-03 What’s called configuration management 11-2Timesaver Go to terms that start with... a C D L M Auto Smartports macro to run automatically An optional Dhcp relay class thatDiscover message to receive a dynamic IP address 11-3 Location Services Medianet-enabled switch must be Ethernet11-4 Sure that this information never exceeds 255 bytes MSI service Implementations11-5 Discovery Partial Support for Cisco Medianet 2.1 Features 11-6 Understand Medianet Autoconfiguration for DMPs Information That Medianet and DMPs Exchange11-7 Medianet Activation Workflow for a DMP 4310G or 4400G Cisco IOS 12.255.0.36SE11-8 Login Credentials Non-Medianet AutoregistrationMedianet 11-9 Guidelines Limit Your Use of Manual RegistrationGeneral Best Practices for Non-Medianet Autoregistration 11-10 Set Events to Recur as Needed 11-11Minutes Use Dmpdm to Prepare a DMP for Manual Registration 11-12 Use a System Task to Normalize DMP Passwords Choose Schedules Play Now11-13 Choose Settings Server Settings Verify that your DMPs all use identical credentials11-14 Choose Digital Media Players Advanced Tasks Click Add New ApplicationClick Edit Application 11-15 Delete Address Ranges for Non-Medianet Autoregistration Click the DMP Discovery row in the Application Types listClick Delete Application Add or Edit One DMP Manually Delete DMPs Manually from Your Device InventoryChoose Digital Media Players DMP Manager Do either of the following Choose More Actions Delete from System 11-18 Elements to Autoregister DMPs Elements to Add or Edit One DMP Manually11-19 Elements to Configure Non-Medianet Autoregistration Elements to Delete One DMP Manually11-20 Prevent Dhcp Address Assignments to the Wrong Vlan 11-21 11-22 NEWTRIGGER=CISCOHOSTEVENT DEVICETYPE=Autonomous Access Point 11-23 11-24 DEFTRIGGER=CISCOCUSTOMEVENT Can I use a Cisco switch or router as my Dhcp server? 11-25 Follow exactly this syntax 11-26Can I obtain the serial number of a DMP? Use DMM Organize DMPs in Groups 12-1 Task To Learn More 12-2 Add and Edit DMP Groups Enter a name and a description for the groupClick OK to save your work 12-3 Delete DMP Groups Add DMPs Manually to DMP GroupsChoose More Actions Delete Group 12-4 Remove DMPs Manually from DMP Groups Filter the DMP List TableChoose Remove DMP from Group 12-5 Top-Level Elements to Manage DMPs and DMP Groups Digital Media Players DMP ManagerElement Icon and Description 12-6 Elements to Add or Edit DMP Groups 12-7 Elements to Delete DMP Groups Elements to Add DMPs Manually to a DMP GroupElements to Remove a DMP from a DMP Group 12-8 12-9 How many DMPs can I centrally manage from one DMM appliance? 12-10 Configure DMP Wi-Fi Settings 13-1 Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting See also WEP keysSee also AAA and EAP 13-2 EAP authentication Pre-Shared KeyWEP keys 13-3 Ascii Passphrases and Hexadecimal Keys for WEP Typical workflow is as follows13-4 Establish a Wired Network Connection Wired connection before you can deploy Wi-Fi settings13-5 Establish a Wireless Network Connection Choose Digital Signs from the global navigation13-6 Create New Wifi Application page opens This network13-7 Why did my DMPs lose their wireless network connectivity? DMP Network InterfacesCategory Subcategory Chassis Label 13-8 Configure your wireless access point to assign the address How can my wireless DMP use a static IP address?No. Your DMP will lose its connection to your Wlan 13-9 13-10 Touchscreens, Projectors, and Displays 14-1 14-2 Understand How to Choose Media Signal Cables Presentation System ConceptsUnderstand Which Displays Work Best with DMPs 14-3 Quality low signal resistance is irrelevant Cable Quality14-4 Signal Cable Purchasing Factors to Consider 14-5 When charged liquid crystal becomes stuck in one position Understand and Prevent Image Retention Burn-inDo not use gray Apply motion every 30 minutes to regions that show text When you will use Hdmi Connect to a Digital Display or ProjectorDoes your presentation system use an Hdmi interface? Does your Connect to a Touchscreen 14-8 Turn On the touchscreen 14-9 Connect to an Analog Display or Projector 14-10Presentation systems whenever possible Prepare Equipment Support RS-232 SyntaxSupport DVI Management Support Autodetection Settings remain in effect This is a one-time procedureName the new application 14-12 Activate RS-232 Syntax Support for DMTech Equipment Activate RS-232 Syntax Support for NEC Presentation SystemsClick Select Advanced System Task 14-13 Activate or Deactivate Hdmi Autodetection 14-14 Configure and Manage Equipment Activate or Deactivate Resolution AutodetectionDefine DMP Output Settings for Video and Audio 14-15 Edit DMP Output Settings for Video and Audio Edit Application14-16 Delete DMP Output Settings for Video and Audio Click Cancel to abandon this deletionFind your deletion target in the Applications table Click Submit to commit this deletion 14-18 Edit Equipment Settings That You Chose from Menus Would you like to edit what you saved?Would you like to delete what you saved? 14-19 Delete Equipment Settings That You Chose from Menus Use RS232 Syntax to Control EquipmentWould you like to delete what you edited? Click Delete Application Edit Equipment Settings That Use RS-232 Syntax Enter an RS-232 command string in the Request field14-21 Syntax Delete Equipment Settings That Use RS-232 Syntax 14-22 Video and Audio Signal Interfaces DMP 4305G DMP 4310G DMP 4400G14-23 Elements to Choose Configuration Settings from Menus Supported Touchscreen DriversDMP Model Supported Drivers Digital Media Players DMP Manager Control TV 14-25 14-26 Cisco Displays Only Elements to Configure DMP Audio/Video Settings Elements to Control Hdmi Display AutodetectionApplication Name Description, Icons, and Options 14-27 Elements to Control Screen Resolution Autodetection Elements to Activate RS-232 for LCD Displays by DMTechDigital Media Players Advanced Tasks System Tasks RS-232 Control Supported, Non-DMTech Displays RS-232 Command Reference for Cisco LCD Displays RS-232 Syntax Task14-29 Remote Control 14-30Inch Contrast FAQs About Cleaning and Maintenance FAQs About Daily OperationFAQs About RS-232 FAQs About Touchscreens FAQs About Product Quality Troubleshoot the Power IndicatorTroubleshoot Cisco Professional Series LCD Displays Troubleshoot Image Quality Troubleshoot the Handheld Remote Control Unit Problem Buttons do not respondTroubleshoot Audio Quality 14-33 14-34 DMP Remote Control and Its Emulation Remote control unit for a DMP15-1 Workflow to Provision Emulator Service for IP Phones 15-2Complete these tasks in Cisco Cast Complete these tasks on phones, as needed Activate Services Cisco Unified Communications ManagerCisco Cast On Phones Start Services Configure URL ParametersChoose Tools Control Center Feature Services 15-4 Enable IP Phone Autoregistration Define IP Phone Service AttributesChoose System Cisco Unified CM, and then click Find 15-5 Expose the Service to IP Phones Enter this URL in the Service URL fieldDefine IP phone service attributes Http//DMMhostname8080/etv-remotecontrol-webapp/app/getpin Configure Emulator Settings in Cast Choose Cast Remote ControlAs Needed Did you choose Selected DMPs in ? 15-7 Configure an IP Phone to Emulate the Remote Control Press Settings on your Cisco IP phoneAs Needed Did you choose the dynamic PIN type in ? 15-8 Go to Network Configuration, and then press Select Start the Emulator on an IP PhoneGo to Alternate TFTP, and then press Yes 15-9 Start the Emulator on a Mobile Phone Use the Emulator on an IP Phone or a Mobile Phone15-10 15-11 15-12 DMP User Permissions Presentations to only the DMPs that you choose16-1 Electronic program guide Scenario 1 Permission to Manage Content but Not Schedules Assign permissions to manage contentScenarios That Illustrate Specialized User Permissions 16-2 Click Then, repeat your selection 16-3Assign permissions to view the schedule Assign permissions to manage DMPs Assign permissions to use advanced tasks for content Configure permissions to manage the schedule16-4 Configure permissions to manage DMPs 16-5 Configure permissions to manage content Configure permissions to manage advanced tasks16-6 16-7 Configure User Rights and Permissions Choose Settings User AccountsClick . Repeat your selection Click Submit 16-8 Elements to Configure User Rights and Permissions for DMPs Settings User Accounts16-9 Users List 16-10 Untitled table Media Assets and Embedded Software 17-1 User Permission Restrictions Media RestrictionsSDP Support and Restrictions Shockwave Flash Support and Restrictions File Size Restrictions Local Storage RestrictionsMPEG-4 Support and Restrictions PNG Support and Restrictions Work with Assets and Categories in Your Media Library Add One Asset at a Time to Your Media Library17-4 Click Cancel Stop. You have completed this procedure Enter a title for the assetEnter the estimated duration for playback 17-5 Add Multiple Assets Simultaneously to Your Media Library Is *.MPG17-6 Elements to Manage Assets and Categories Digital Signage Media LibraryImages Shockwave Flash UDP Video 17-7 17-8 Filter by Elements to Add Categories and Rename Them Choose the option, if any, that meets your requirements17-9 Elements to Add Assets and Edit Their Attributes Elements to add or edit one assetSelect Category Elements to add or edit multiple assets simultaneously Elements To Describe and Preview One Asset Digital Signage Media Library Options View Media Asset17-11 Overview tab 17-12 Usage tab Now 18-1 Understand Future Deployments for Presentations Understand Time Zones in the ScheduleLater 18-2 Understand Tooltips in the Schedule Timeline Best Practices to Prevent Unscheduled DMP RestartsBest Practices to Manage and Maintain the Schedule 18-3 Best Practices to Stop Playback of a Scheduled Job External Server Restrictions18-4 Content Delivery Network Restrictions ScenariosMethods to Pre-empt Only One Instance of a Recurring Event 18-5 Method One Method TwoMethod Three 18-6 Use ‘Play Now’ to Transmit Assets or Commands Immediately You can deploy immediately to one DMP or to one DMP groupDigital Signs Cast System Tasks 18-7 Schedule the Time Slot for a Future Event Choose Schedules Play in Future18-8 18-9 Elements of a Tooltip in the Schedule Timeline Schedules Play in FutureCategory Description 18-10 Elements to Describe the Status of Deployed Events 18-11 18-12 Can I schedule an event that has no stop date? Content Distribution and Delivery 19-1 Choose a Content Delivery System to Use with DMPs Understand DMP Support for the Cifs ProtocolMethod Use Cases You do not use Cisco Show and Share DMS-CD Concepts You use DMPs and Cisco Show and Share19-3 Retry Timeout DMS-CD OverviewConcurrent Deployments DMS-CD Performance Factors Resumption of Interrupted and Paused File Transfers Outages and Other DisruptionsFile Size 19-5 Understand Shared Scheduling Features for Deployments Error ConditionsUnderstand DMS-CD Alert Reports Monitoring Modes DMS-CD Guidelines Alert Types19-7 Gather the Essential Data to Develop a Deployment Strategy Factor Definition and Supporting Data19-8 Deployment Total DMS-CD Gather these values ThroughputDuration for Parallel Deployment Limit DMS-CD Disruptions to DMP Performance 19-10Capacity and the load placed on a DMP DMS-CD Restrictions DMS-CD Capacity Category Maximum Threshold19-11 Cifs Restrictions Acns RestrictionsEcds Restrictions 19-12 Example Scenario Organizational Logic at Acme19-13 Deployment Scheduling Logic at Acme 4explains how Acme organizes its scheduled deployments19-14 Seconds Ddhhmm Configure Acns or Waas 19-15 Configure DMS-CD 19-16 Configure Deployment Threshold Preferences Check Disk Space Capacity for DeploymentsChoose Digital Media Players Deployment Manager Preferences Create DMP groups and populate them with DMPs Create a Deployment Package Add New Application19-18 Edit a Deployment Package Create at least one DMS-CD deployment packageClick the name of the deployment package to be edited 19-19 Delete a Deployment Package 19-20 Click Submit Stop. You have completed this procedure Software UI and Field Label Reference TablesElements to Define Deployment Thresholds Digital Media Players Deployment Manager Preferences Appliance during DMS-CD deployments 19-22Effect on your DMPs 19-23 Configure a DMS-CD deployment to DMP local storage Elements to Define a DMS-CD Deployment PackageDigital Media Players Advanced Tasks 19-24 Elements to Define WAAS, ACNS, or Ecds Settings 19-25 19-26 Troubleshoot DMS-CD Check Deployment Status Details19-27 Check Appliance System Logs for Deployment Errors 19-28 Choose Administration Alerts Alert Reports Click Live Monitor ModeClick Snapshot Mode 19-29 FAQs for Acns FAQs for WaasTroubleshoot Acns 19-30 Telnet to your Content Engine and issue this command 19-31 Did you change anything in ? 19-32 Log in to Content Distribution Manager CDM ProcedureAAI Procedure Choose Devices Device Groups Troubleshoot Acns Assets That Your DMPs Do Not Play 19-34That are actually correct in your network Add 16384 to the total disk space consumption in bytes 19-35Worksheet Bytes x 4 = Choose Services Channels Click Channel Content in the table of contentsLog in to CDM 19-36 Communicate Anything with Cisco Digital Signs Page Best Practices to Optimize DMP Settings for Playlists Playlists20-1 Reduce or Resolve Black-Screen Delays After Video Playback Create and Organize PlaylistsImprove Transition Speeds Choose Digital Signage Playlists Change the Sequence of Playback Elements to Define a PlaylistNavigation Element 20-4 Proof of Play 21-1 Insertions Consider an affinity groupPlayed successfully, and when Were interrupted or prevented from playing, and when Prepare DMPs to Support Proof of Play 21-3 Enable Syslog and NTP Would you like to enable these services from Digital Signs?Would you like to enable these services from Choose Advanced Tasks System Tasks Enable Proof of Play Features in DMM Choose Proof of Play ConfigurationClick Register 21-5 Click Add Content Create RequestorsCreate Insertions Click Add New Requestors Run a Report Choose Proof of Play Reports21-7 Export a Report 21-8Click Run View Previous Reports Use the Proof of Play DashboardClick View previous reports Choose Proof of Play Dashboard Use Deployment Reports Choose Schedules Reports21-10 How do insertions differ from presentations and playlists? Troubleshooting Scenario Details Exceptions21-11 21-12 Plan for and Manage Emergencies 22-1 Create Deployment Packages for Emergencies 22-2 Provision Emergency Assets Immediately to DMP Local Storage 22-3 22-4 22-5 Schedule the Future Staging of Emergency Assets 22-6 Start Playback of an Emergency Message 22-7 Stop Playback of an Emergency Message Start playback of an emergency message22-8 Deliver Iptv Programming with Cisco Cast Page Welcome to Cisco Cast 23-1 Centralized Administration Feature License RestrictionsWhen your Iptv programming will include live TV On-Premises Operation Start Cisco Cast 23-3 23-4 Redistribute Live TV 24-1 Site Assessment for Live Video Programming Channel Count RestrictionsCodec Restrictions 24-2 Click Edit Channel Setting Add ChannelsEdit Channels 24-3 Reassign Channel Numbers Would you like to specify the number for this channel?Click Reassign to Any Unused Channel 24-4 Delete Channels Click Delete This Channel24-5 Elements to Manage TV Channels Multicast AddressPort Call Letters for Channel 24-6 24-7 Elements to Define Channel Settings Http URL from the Address Type list24-8 24-9 24-10 Video on Demand 25-1 Workflow to Stage VoD Assets to DMP Local Storage Site Assessment for VoD Programming25-2 Add a New VoD Category Add a New VoD Subcategory25-3 Edit a VoD Category Delete a VoD CategoryChoose Actions Modify Category Click Actions Delete Category Map a Video to a VoD Category Click the Video on Demand tab25-5 Organize Videos in VoD Categories Remove a Video from a CategoryStage an EPG to DMP Local Storage 25-6 Should usb11 When you will use usb1 Should usb22 When you will use usb2Elements to Manage VoD Categories 25-7 25-8 Electronic Program Guide 26-1Contains program descriptions that you have entered Tribune Media Services Understand EPG Data Formats26-2 You are not in violation of its terms Understand Methods to Describe EPG Channels 26-3 26-4 Add or Edit Subscriptions to Data from an EPG Provider 26-5 Delete Settings That Define a Subscription Synchronize EPG Channel Schedules and Program DescriptionsClick Synchronize 26-6 Elements to Define EPG Provider Settings Proxy Settings Optional26-7 Do not enter a colon before the port number Troubleshoot EPG Highlighting 26-8 Look and Feel 27-1 Specify Which Features Your Menu System Should Include Choose the Color Scheme for Your Menu SystemClick the Skin Customization tab 27-2 Show a Custom Logo in Your Menu System 27-3 Show the Cisco Logo in Your Menu System Choose the Date and Time Formats for Your Menu SystemCheck the Display Cisco Logo check box Logo appears in the lower left of the menu system Deploy Menu System Customizations to Your DMPs Click Run TaskClick to highlight your Cast-PGtask 27-5 27-6