Content Editor window | Cisco Systems D14595.03 specs

Indexing, cropping & concatenating conferences in the Content Editor

Indexing, cropping & concatenating conferences in the Content Editor

You can use the Content Editor to edit conferences that you are an editor of. Site managers can edit any conference. The Content Editor can:

•Add indexes and manage index points.

•Crop the conference by changing its start (in point) and/or end (out point).

•Concatenate conferences: that is, join another conference to the one already open in the editor. One example use of this is to remove a section in the middle of a conference by opening the same conference twice.

All changes are non-destructive; therefore you can change the in and out points for a conference, for example, many times. Viewing the conference in the Content Viewer reflects the changes straight away. However, downloads need to be re-transcoded: click Save and close. This removes existing downloadable outputs and replaces them with new ones when they have been transcoded.

Notes:

To open a conference in the Content Editor, the conference must have outputs that can be viewed in the Content Viewer.

You can use the Content Editor on an Apple Mac using MPEG-4 for QuickTime or MPEG-4 for Flash. The Content Editor is not available on the Mac for Windows Media conferences using Silverlight.

The Content Editor window

Open the Content Editor by going to View conferences > Recorded, clicking Edit for the appropriate conference and selecting Open content editor.

The top section displays the movies on the left and the Index options on the right with previously created Indexes displayed. Indexes are used to progress the conference to a specific point in the conference, making it easier for users to find where they want to watch in the conference. By clicking an item in the Index, the conference will start playing at that reference point.

Note: Indexes can only be added, deleted or renamed in the Content Editor, but they are displayed and can be used in the Content Viewer when watching the conference.

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Contents

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If the red Live conferences list Understanding the conference listsPending queue Recorded conferences list Category Common features Understanding the conference lists Watching a conference Watching a conference in the Content Server web interface Watching a conference in the Content Server web interface Using the Content Viewer with Silverlight Watching a conference on your computer See Managing conference outputsTo download the conference Sending a link so others can watch a conference Watching a conference on a portable device iPod or Zune Calling out to record Dial number Call settingsAdvanced Remote Speaker DescriptionLocation Copyright Specified in Who can view this Specified in Who can view this conference Go to Management settings Site settings To add the Content Server to TMSTo use TMS to book conferences on the Content Server Go to Booking New Conference Site managers can edit all conferences Editing conferences overview To edit conference details Editing conference information & permissions Guests If Allow guest access is selected Allow access to all users, includingAllow access to all authenticated users Who can Conference above See Who can edit this conference below wantConference available To manage outputs Managing conference outputs Podcast Distributed toProducer or ITunes U Settings ConfigurationSizes Bit rates Devices Portable Server configuration for iTunes U to Server configuration for PodcastProducer Outputs to General Download forOutputs for Distribution to Content Editor window Indexing a conference Click Save and close Concatenating conferences Understanding recording configurations Understanding recording configurations Storing recordings Click Alternate Storage NAS Wizard Log on to your NAS using Windows Remote Desktop Connection Storing recordings Displaying the Categories list To update a Category Go to Management settings CategoriesAdding & editing Categories To add a new Category Displaying the Recording alias list Displaying the Recording alias list Owner 323 ID Adding & editing Recording aliases Go to Conference Setup Recording aliasesTo add a new Recording alias Click Add Recording alias Configuration Gateway prefix specified in SiteAlias so that Owners can see After conference finishes is Check the Template Outputs to Guests If Allow guest access is Allow access to all authenticated You go to Conference setupUsers If Allow guest access is not Create conference. Use Check Check access list to validate Clicking Check access list or Save adds allMake recorded Who can view this conference Displaying the Template list Displaying the Template list Content Server web Adding & editing TemplatesConference outputs See Maximum target bit rate below for For Live Media server configuration settings Select Re-transcode realtime movies to haveTranscode realtime movies is not selected Monitor Devices Outputs to Interface Outputs to Displaying the Media server configurations list Media server configuration Windows Media Streaming Server Adding & editing Media server configurations Create new using Password/passwordSettings from Support live unicast Use existing Use default liveNetwork pull ports URLs Filename to URL is selected Directory Use default onDemand URLs Use alternate on Server therefore, each unicast client that Port number for the start Media server configuration Wowza Media Server for Flash Demand settings section Application directoryApplication Write movies to Display the Live streaming Media server configuration Real Media Streaming ServerServer type Broadcast point Demand URLs generated by Media server configuration Podcast Producer Server Get workflowsWorkflow name Media server configuration iTunes U Server Displaying the Call configurations list Adding and editing Call configurations To add a new Call configurationTo edit an existing Call configuration Select the audio codecs to be Must be enabled for standards Access to view conferences Understanding groups & usersGroup & user roles Who can view or edit a conference For Authentication mode select Local For Authentication mode select Domain Understanding groups & users Displaying the Groups & users list Displaying the Groups & users listDisplay Aliases Adding & updating groups and users Table for adding groups and usersTable for editing groups and users Speed Displaying the server overview To Maintenance Shutdown RestartSet the System name, H.323 ID and E.164 alias Server Installed ContentEngine Status Database ServiceData source Media Configuring site settings Interface see Show in browser titleBrowser title Enter the Gatekeeper address, an ID and/or an E.164 aliasGateway prefix and the E.164 gateway NAT address Supply the User name and Password Address URI, Server address Enter the SIP display name, SIP Given a site manager role. Domain Management Settings GroupsUsers and select Add groups or Add Ldap Allow access to all users If the system H.323 ID, E.164 alias, SIP For Flash For QuickTimeFlash Live Real Registered Displaying gatekeeper registrationsCurrent Alias type Displaying SIP registrations Site settings Exporting and importing conferences Exporting and downloading a conferenceTo export a conference To import a file Importing a conference Displaying the cluster overview Displaying the cluster overview Content Library logs Content Engine logsWorking with the logs Transcode Engine logs Working with the logs Backing up and restoring the Content Server Select Back up files and settings and click NextBacking up Select Advanced mode Configuring a scheduled backup Select Restore files and settings and click Next Restoring from a backupGo to Start Control Panel Add or Remove Programs Select Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and click Remove Shutting down and restarting the Content Server LCD panel operationsLCD status display and button functions Terminal emulator program operations Error statesButtons Set Data bits to Terminal emulator session keys Upgrading the Content Server Downloading Content Server software releasesUpgrading the Content Server software To apply security updates Applying security updates Using the web interface for Windows Server administration Using Windows Remote Desktop Connection Using Remote DesktopUsing Remote Desktop via the Content Server web interface Go to Maintenance Date/Time Setting the system date & time Ports used by the Content Server Port informationPort used for a Real Media Streaming Server Ports for streaming from external streaming servers Ports for streaming from the Content Server External streaming server and the Real Media Changing the local administrator account password Changing the local administrator account passwordGo to Management settings Windows server Click Set administrator password Restoring the default settings Restoring to Content Server defaults Restoring to Content Server defaults 117 Tandberg copyright License, copyright and trademark information License for Json Third party trademark and copyright notices 121