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Escient M51003-02A7 Supported File Types, Escient Early Detection Monitoring System (EDMS)

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Escient Vision VS & VC User’s Guide

Version: M51003-02A7 33

Supported File Types

Vision supports the following audio and video ﬁle formats:

Audio File Format Import Encode

MP3 Yes Yes

FLAC Yes Yes

AAC(nonAppleDRM) Yes No

WAV Yes Yes

AppleLossless Yes No

WMA Yes No

Video File Format Import

ISO(encryptedMPEG2DVD) Yes

ISO(UnencryptedMPEG2DVD) Yes

VOB(UnencryptedMPEG2DVD) No

TS(rawtransportstream) No

MP4(MPEG4part2/h.263) Yes*

MP4(MPEG4part10/h.264) No

*maybeincludedinafuturesoftwarerelease

Escient Early Detection Monitoring System (EDMS)

The VS Series Vision Media Server includes a feature called Escient Early De-

tection Monitoring that monitors the condition of Vision’s internal hard drives.

In the unlikely event of a problem with one of its drives, your Vision will notify

Escient Tech Support and your Escient dealer, using its Internet connection.

The Vision VS series actually contains a pair of identical internal had drives

that are conﬁgured in what is called a “RAID 1” conﬁguration. RAID 1 means

that data is written to both drives simultaneously so that you always have an

up to date backup should you encounter a problem with one of them. If Vision

encounters a problem with one of your drives you should not use it any further

as you don’t want to risk having a problem with the other drive. If there is a

problem with both drives, all of your data could be lost.

Always follow the on screen instructions if the EDMS detects a potential prob-

lem with your Vision Media Server.

Contents

Main Welcome 8 Getting Started 13 Importing Your Media 18 Using Vision 20 Changing Visions Settings 26 Editing Visions Media Information 29 Tips and Troubleshooting 31 Service and Support 34 Specications 35 Vision FAQ 36 Escient End User License Agreement 38 Page Page Page Welcome Congratulations and thank you... Warnings and Precautions Vision Contents VS-100 / VS-200 & VC-1 What You Need to Setup Vision Vision at a Glance VS Series Server/Players VC Series Players VS & VC Series Components VX Series Servers Getting Started Use the information in this chapter to set up and congure your Vision system. Setting up Vision Step 1: Connecting the audio and video cables Page Page Page Conguring Vision Language Settings Escient EULA Display Settings Network Settings Importing Your Media Importing Movies and Videos Importing Music Importing Photos Escient IR Code Banks Direct Access to Main Source Menus Using Vision Basic Navigation Using The Remote Control Advanced Features of the Remote Control Universal Remote Control Capabilities Transport Controls for Movies and Music Additional Features The following keys on the remote control allow direct access to Vision features: Watching a DVD Watching a Movie or Video Listening to a CD Listening to Music To manage the Now Playing Queue: Viewing Photos Listening to Rhapsody Music What is Rhapsody? Changing Visions Settings To specify what to do when you insert a DVD To specify what to do when you insert a CD To specify the format for storing music imported using the front panel drive To change the language for the on-screen menus Page Page Editing Visions Media Information To Edit Information for a Movie To Edit Information for Music To automatically identify information about all unknown DVDs (text and cover) To automatically identify information about all unknown CDs (text and cover) To manually search for a CD cover To manually select an imported DVD cover To manually select an imported CD cover Tips and Troubleshooting Pre-Installation Region Coding Video Outputs Concurrent Operations VS Server Limits VX Server Limits Determining your Visions IP Address Controlling Vision from Your Computer Supported File Types Escient Early Detection Monitoring System (EDMS) Service and Support Finding your Vision serial number Contacting Escient Technical Support Important Care and Cleaning Information Using Connectors and Ports Specications Video Specications Analog Video Digital Video Audio Specications Vision FAQ Movies Q&A Music Q&A Photo Related Q&A Networking Q&A Technical Q&A Escient End User License Agreement Page GPL/LGPL Third Party End User License Agreements Gracenote End User License Agreement Gracenote Corporate Description: Gracenote Proprietary Legends: Macrovision U.S. Patent Information U.S. Patent Nos.