JVC SA-DV6000 manual LAN connections, Encoding parameter settings, About LAN connection

Encoding Encoding parameter settings

MENU button		DISP (	) button		) button
			SEARCH+ (
					OPERATE
Mini	MENU	DISP RESET	A.DUB	REC	PLAY	PAUSE
			PROFESSIONAL

SET button		SEARCH–	SET	SEARCH+
						EJECT		REW	STOP	FF
	MIC	HOLD	BLANK	CUE UP
		PHONES	REC LEVEL					AUDIO	INPUT	REMOTE
						COUNTER MONITOR OUTPUT SELECT
						CTL	L	CH-1/2	DV
						TC	MIX	MIX	LINE
			CH-1/3	CH-2/4	BR-DV6000	UB	R	CH-3/4	Y/C	LOCAL
									(CPN)
SEARCH– (	) button		BLANK (		) button

LAN connections About LAN connection

The SA-DV6000 supports both wired and wireless LAN cards for connection directly to a Client PC, to a local Intranet or to the Internet. Other than the use of a LAN card, the SA-DV6000 is also equipped with a LAN terminal for LAN connection. When using a LAN card, however, the LAN terminal will be disabled. Up to 10 clients can access the VTR simultaneously, all viewing the video stream. If the client is a media server or equivalent, numerous clients will be able to view streaming data via the server. (The number of client connections allowed differs depending on the server.)

A list of the currently supported network interface cards can be found on Page 4. The SA-DV6000 supports:

● Both static and dynamic (DHCP) IP addressing

● User selectable user name and password

● HTTP and RTSP port setting

● Connections via Windows Media Player, Quick Time Player, Internet Explorer, or JVC’s Streamproducer

● WLAN Ad Hoc mode setting

N E T WO R K P A C K C O N F I G

NE T WOR K		S E T . .
E N C O DE		S E T . .	T R I G
MP E G R E C
MO V I E C L I P S E T . .
ME N U R E S E T			C A N C E L
PA GE	B A C K
( WMP	u n d e r 8 )		( C F V i e w e r)

TC 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0 . 0 0

Setting

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3.

With the BR-DV6000 power ON, check to see that the network pack has initialized and the card status display has stopped flashing.

Press MENU button until the TOP MENU screen appears in the video monitor or LCD display.

Press the DISP (6) or BLANK (7) button to move the cursor (t) to NETWORK PACK CONFIG and press the SET button. The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu is displayed.

● WEP with 128 bit encryption

NOTES

●Operation is only guaranteed for Windows 2000 (Professional or Server) and Windows XP (Home or Professional)

●Only Internet Explorer 5.0 or later is supported

●Only Windows Media Player 7.1 or later is supported (Not compatible with WM9.)

. ENCODE. SET .

F RAME. S I Z E	NNNNNNN3 2 0 x 2 4 0 .
B I T . RAT E. NNNNNNNNNN3 8 4 K . .
MAX. F RAME. RAT ENNNNN M I DNNNN
ST REAM. T YPENNNNNNNNfor WMP N
PRE F I L T ER	NNNNNNNN AD1 NN

PAG.E BACKNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

TC 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0 . 0 0

4. Press the DISP (6) or BLANK (7) button to move the cursor (t) to ENCODE SET and press the SET button.

●The ENCODE SET menu appears. From this menu you can adjust the frame size (FRAME SIZE), bit rate (BIT RATE) and frame rate (MAX FRAME RATE).

5.Press the DISP (6) or BLANK (7) button to the desired parameter and select the parameter to change by pressing the SET button.

●The max frame rate is set as MAX, MID, and MIN. The actual frame rates asso- ciated with these values are determined by the current bit rate and frame size

settings, as shown below (for NTSC)1.

1Frame rates for PAL models are shown on Page 8.

			FRAME SIZE
BIT RATE	320 ⋅ 240				160 ⋅ 120
	MAX	MID		MIN	MAX	MID	MIN
512K	15	10		7.5	30	15	10
384K	15	10		7.5	30	15	10
256K	15	7.5		5	30	15	7.5
128K	7.5	5		3	15	10	7.5
56K	3	1		1	10	7.5	5

Audio bit rates are described in BIT RATE of page 8.

Memo

Examples of configurations are described in the following pages. In order to construct a system with more flexibility than a conventional system, the configurations shown on the following pages will be used.

Bit rates are to be used only as a guide. There will be a slight difference depending on the video recorded.

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