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Extron electronic SMD 101 manual Advanced Player Configuration, SME 100 Stream Discovery

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Advanced Player

Advanced Player

Configuration

The SMD 101 can play video on demand, video from a network share, and video from its own local memory. The following section includes SMD 101 configuration for playing those videos and how to configure the SME 100 for stream discovery that includes the following topics:

Loading Content to Local Storage Using SFTP

Play Video on Demand

SME 100 Stream Discovery

Connecting to Streams Without SAP Announcements

NOTE: In large systems, streams are easier to locate if the encoders are configured for SAP announcements.

Loading Content to Local Storage Using SFTP

The SMD 101 has internal memory reserved for local content. Local content is viewed from the browser Files tab. A typical folder structure for the internal memory is shown below.

Browser

Files

/

audio Audio-File-1.m4a

clips Video-clip-1.mp4

images 1920x1080-Image.jpg

nortxe-backup shares

MediaShare

NOTES:

•TMP folders are not accessible.

•The nortxe-backup folder only exists after configuration files are saved.

Content (up to 175MB total) can be transferred directly to the SMD 101 from a computer on the same network using an FTP client such as Filezilla, a free FTP program available here:

https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client

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Contents

Streaming AV Products User GuideH.264 Streaming Media Decoder Instructions de sécurité Français Safety InstructionsSafety Instructions English Sicherheitsanweisungen DeutschFCC Class A Notice “Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide” on the Extron websiteConventions Used in this Guide Specifications AvailabilitySoftware Commands NotificationsContents Advanced Player ConfigurationRemote Communication and Control Reference Information About the SMD IntroductionAbout this Guide About this Guide About the SMD FeaturesInternet Network Stereo Power AmplierExtron SMD Streaming Media DecoderVideo Output 23.98 Hz Output Resolution and EDID Support TableResolution 24 HzHardware Suggested PC RequirementsSupported formats Operating SystemsFeatures Playback controls including progress bar - On-screen playback controls present a visual indication of Time and Pause status, allowing for efficient control of content ABC D E Front Panel FeaturesPanels and Cabling Front Panel Features Rear Panel Features SMD 101 Power Up ProcedureRear Panel Features C D E F GFigure 3. SMD 101 Rear Panel Figure 4. Power Supply Connection Figure 5. Audio Output Captive Screw Connector WiringFigure 6. IR In Wiring Figure 7. RS-232 Connector WiringFigure 8. RJ-45 Ethernet Connector SMD 101 Rear Panel Reset Figure 9. Resetting the SMDSMD 101 Power Up Procedure Hardware Setup OverviewOverview of the Web-based User Interface Accessing the Web-based User InterfaceWeb-based User Interface Accessing the Web-based User Interface Page Overview Player PagePage Overview Figure 11. Player Page - All Panels OpenFigure 12. Player Page - Browser and Playlist Editor Collapsed Player Page Player ControlsFigure 13. Player Controls Page Playlist field Mute controlsLoad Play Figure 14. Player Control ButtonsSource format BrowserSource field Output formatBrowser Panel - Streams Figure 16. Browser Panel, StreamsLoad Browser Panel - FilesFilter Figure 17. Browser Panel, FilesLoad Network SharesFilter Figure 18. Network Shares DialogLists Lists Panel - Channels tabFigure 19. Lists Panel, Channels Tab Lists Panel - Favorites Figure 20. Lists Panel, Favorites TabLists Panel - History Figure 21. Lists Panel, History Tab1 2 3 Playlist EditorPlaylist Properties Figure 22. Player Page, Playlist EditorFigure 23. Playlist - Clip Properties The track duration, the length of time a clip plays during the playlist, can be shortened or lengthened without changing the original clip. Although a duration can be set beyond the clips original playing time, the transition to the next clip occurs when the clip completes General Video Settings Panel Configuration PageVideo Configuration Figure 24. Configuration - Video Configuration PageBuffer Settings panel HDMI Output panelAudio Configuration Figure 25. Configuration - Audio ControlsStatus Information Panel On Screen DisplayOn Screen Display Figure 26. Configuration Page - On-Screen DisplayFigure 29. Configuration Page - Automation AutomationProgress Bar Panel Figure 28. Progress Bar OSDBoot play Screen Saver panelFailover Connection Advanced Configuration PageEthernet Settings panel Figure 30. Advanced Configuration RibbonEthernet Diagnostics panel Network Port Mapping panelFigure 32. Network Ping Dialog Serial RS-232 Settings panel Firmware LoaderFigure 33. Firmware Loader Page Configuration panel Firmware panelFigure 34. Save Config File Figure 35. Configuration Files Control Options Panel Exec/Power ModePower Mode Panel Figure 36. Exec/Power Mode PageFigure 38. Password Page PasswordDate and Time Figure 37. Date and Time PanelPlayer Page Configuration PageAdvance Configuration Page Device Information PageReset Device Figure 39. Device Reset, Reset OptionsSNMP panel Password Management panelSNMP Figure 40. SNMP PageFigure 41. Device Information Page Device Information PageFactory Defined Information panel Figure 42. License Information DialogNetwork Statistics panel Status PageUser Defined Information Panel Figure 43. Status PageDevice Status panel Local Storage panelBrowser Idle SMD 101 Web-based User InterfaceLoading Content to Local Storage Using SFTP Play Video on Demand Advanced Player ConfigurationLoading Content to Local Storage Using SFTP Connecting to Streams Without SAP AnnouncementsFigure 44. SFTP Site Manager Dialog Figure 45. Filezilla Folder Browser PC file uploads toPC Folders and Files Figure 46. Filezilla Right-click MenuFigure 47. Network Share Configuration Play Video on DemandPlay Video from a Network Share SMB/CIFS \\serveripaddress\sharename\optional directoryFigure 48. Browser Shares Folder Push Streaming Unicast Port Numbers SME 100 Stream DiscoveryRTSP Multicast Pull Streaming MulticastConnecting to Streams Without SAP Announcements UDP or RTP ConnectionsHTTP Connection to an SME RTSP Multicast PULL StreamingRTSP Unicast Table 1. Pull Stream URLsIR Remote Control Connection Options LAN port defaultsRemote Communication and Control RS-232 PortTo connect the SMD 101 to a host computer Front Panel Configuration PortFigure 51. Install the Software Automatically Figure 50. Found New Hardware WizardLAN Ethernet Port Ethernet ConnectionFigure 52. RJ-45 Ethernet Connector Pin Assignments Connection Timeouts Verbose ModeTo Establish a Network Connection to the SMD Host-to-device Communications Password InformationUsing the Command and Response Tables SMD 101-initiated MessagesError Responses Symbol definitionsSimple Control Port Commands - Telnet and Web-browser Accessible Symbol definitions Ping result IP address*Bytes*TTL*time = Fill each input rate automatically fills= Follow each input rate is displayed in X54@PSAV state 0=inactive default, 1=active default=not specifiedCommand and Response Tables Basic SIS CommandsIren Command and Response Table for Basic SIS Commands continuedBoot1 PsavCommand and Response Table for Basic SIS Commands continued Port Assignmentport# Command and Response Table for Basic SIS Commands continuedE 2BOOT 2001MD Command and Response Table for Basic SIS Commands continued IP Setup CommandsIn verbose mode Cisg1*IP/subnet bits*gateway Command and Response Table for Basic SIS Commands continuedRS-232 Port IP/subnet bits*gateway Command and Response Table for Basic SIS Commands continued CommandPlayer SIS Commands minutesecond, filenameCommand and Response Table for Player SIS Commands continued SADLYAUSR Command and Response Table for Player SIS Commands continued Start playbackuuiduuid1 Command and Response Table for Player SIS Commands continueduriuri1 1 toGet history, all Command and Response Table for Player SIS Commands continuedE GHIST urifilename,... Repeats for all entriesWndwD Command and Response Table for Player SIS Commands continuedScreen Saver WndwL X55 = Audio volume X55! = Analog audio format Command and Response Table for Player SIS Commands continuedX3 = HDMI output format X51 = Enable or disable See HDMI output format table on page 0=Mute off/disabledMounting the SMD Parts and AccessoriesReference Information Tabletop UseTable or Wall Mounting Rack MountingFurniture Mounting UL Rack Mounting GuidelinesMode SMD 101 Reset SummarySMD 101 Reset Mode Summary ActivationReset to factory the original factory firmware replaces the current In general, configuration settings and files can beRetained not affected by the reset Erased the configuration settings or files are deletedOptimum Network Share Performance Network Shares DialogConfiguring Windows 7 for Network File Sharing The Media Properties dialog box reopens 8. In the Media Properties dialog, select the Security tab 10. In the Group or user names panel, select System, then click AddSMD 101 Reference Information Page 2. Click Network and Sharing Center 1. In the control panel, click Network and Internet4. Click on the down arrow icon to expand the Home or Work option SMD 101 Reference Information5. On the expanded Home or Work panel make the following selections Copying Config Files Using Internet Explorer DataViewer Starting the DataViewer programGlossary Extended Display Identification Data EDID - A data structure used to communicate video display information, including native resolution and vertical interval refresh rate requirements, to a source device over the Display Device Channel DDC. The source device outputs the optimal video format for the display based on the provided EDID, ensuring proper video image quality Page Page Streaming Media Player SMP web browser plugin - The Extron SMP web browser plugin V1.0 provides the best streaming features to display SME 100 streams and Central America Extron WarrantyUSA, Canada, South America Japan