Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide

Using the Session Properties

 

 

In the example below, the DVD video and DVD audio sources have been removed. The Polycom Recording Studio Operator Interface (right) no longer displays the DVD video or DVD audio as available inputs.

Outputs

Under the Outputs tab are the possible output Types. The selected outputs will determine what experiences will be created for the end user when a recording is completed (i.e. experiences for the web, Windows Mobile and iPhone). With the Polycom PRS 2000 appliance, all output types are created simultaneously and are available immediately after completing a recording.

In the example below, the selected output types are:

H.264 for an iPhone experience or other experience on any

H.264-supported device or player. H.264 output is currently not supported for streaming

Windows Media for a Windows Mobile experience or Silverlight experience for the web

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2000, PRS 2000 specifications

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