VBPresenter

explains how to configure and launch rich media presentation

 

from the Portal Server including those created with VBPresenter.

 

 

Auto Content Ingestion

explains auto content ingestion. This is the process whereby

 

video content is automatically populated on the portal server.

 

 

Database Backup

explains how to backup the MySQL database when you transfer

 

or remove VOD servers. Note that procedure backs up the

 

database—not video content.

 

 

Amino Set Top Box

explains how to connect and use the Amino set top box to view

 

MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 streams.

 

 

ACNS Configuration

explains how to configure the Portal Server and Cisco's

 

Application and Content Networking System (ACNS) to work

 

together.

 

 

Getting Help

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Related Documents

EtherneTV Portal Server User Guide

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