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ViewCast 4100 manual Document Number 40-03288-01-A Date December

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Specs Alarm occur Default AV Folder field Connecting to the Internet Configuring machine properties Presets tab Access menu Easy Setup Menu bar commands Changing the network settings

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Document Number: 40-03288-01-A Date: December 2010

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ViewCast 4100 manual Document Number 40-03288-01-A Date December

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Document Number 40-03288-01-A Date December Disclaimer Contents Basic Operations 109 Index 149 Audience Product description Convention Description Example Bold text Conventions for this guide Rack mount safety instructions FCC notice Environmental notices About This Guide Dropped appliance Page Media appliance functions Overview Package contents Install overviewPrerequisites Installing additional software SpecificationsSystem requirements Browser Interface Connecting to the Internet Niagara 4100 front panel Niagara 4100 front panel diagram Connect an XLR microphone to the balanced audio input Niagara 4100 back panel diagram Connecting the Niagara Niagara 4100 Ease menu Niagara 4100 home Menu bar commandsHome Log Out Niagara 4100 browser window Niagara 4100 browser windows flowPage Easy Setup Web interface Connecting to an electrical power source Easy first time set up Initializing messages Performing the initial start up Changing the network settings Connecting to an IP network Press Enter. The settings screen appears Figure Subnet address screen Page Starting up Basic Operations Shutdown screen Shutting down Encoder screen Starting an encoder CPU usage section to understand the limitations Checking CPU usage Access menu Stopping screen Stopping an encoder Exporting captured video files Connecting an external storage device Press Enter. The select folder screen appears Figure Logging Advanced Operations Serial number Type the User Name and Password Encoders window Viewing all encoders Click Create New Encoder Creating an encoder Messages appear detailing the encoder start progress Figure Messages appear detailing the encoder stop progress Figure Adaptive Encoder Properties Editing an Adaptive Apple Http encoder Video tab Source field, the default is Osprey-700 HD Video Device ∙ Bob0 ∙ None∙ Bob1 ∙ Advanced Audio tab Audio tab To configure audio settings Apple Http Live Streaming Output tab Enable Stream to File SystemPublisher field, click Apple Http Live Streaming Enter the variant playlist file in the Filename field Apple Http Live Streaming Security tab via FTP Select the Authentication Type Enter the Query String Adaptive Adobe Flash Encoder Properties Editing an Adaptive Adobe Flash encoder Video tab ∙ None Click Submit Audio tab Adobe Flash Dynamic Streaming Output tab Enable the Stream to Flash Media ServerPublisher field, select Adobe Flash Dynamic Streaming Enter the Filename Adobe Flash Dynamic Streaming Security tab Flash Encoder Properties Editing an Adobe Flash H.264 encoder Video tab To configure video input settings ∙ None Click Submit Audio tab Output tab Output tab To configure output settings Save to File Location Click Edit next to the setting you want to modify Presets tab MPEG4 Encoder Properties Editing an MPEG-4 encoder Video tab ∙ None Mpeg encoder and container descriptions Container Video MPEG-4 Video Audio tab Advanced Operations Output tab Enter the Server SDP File Name Enter the Server Port Number Select the Container Type 264 Settings Tab To configure H.264 settings Windows Media encoder properties Editing a Windows Media encoder Source field, select Disabled or Osprey-700 HD Video Device ∙ None Audio tab Output tab Enter the Publishing Point Click on a Windows Media Capture Profile Click Submit DRM tab DRM tab To configure DRM settings Viewing encoder groups Encoder Groups window To create encoder groups Creating encoder groups Stopping an encoder group Starting an encoder group Encoder Groups Window To edit encoder groups Editing encoder groups Encoder Preset a window Configuring the Preset ABC buttons Select Encoder No encoders screen Using Preset ABC buttons to start an encoder group View All Encoders Editing preset encoders Machine Properties window Configuring machine properties Computer Name field Changing the computer name Restoring the login password to the factory default Changing the login password from the factory default Alarm occur Configuring Alerts Configuring network cards Configuring network properties Configuring advanced network settings Configuring the IP addressClick the Use the following IP information checkbox Advanced Operations System Configuration Settings window System configuration settings Setting current system configuration Email/SMTP Settings fields To configure email settings Configuring email/SMTP settings Idle Screen Information To configure idle screen information Configuring idle screen information Default AV Folder field Configuring default directory setting Restoring Niagara 4100 factory defaults Setting CPU thresholds Restore Factory Defaults window Activity Log Viewing the activity log Viewing alerts Using the Niagara SCX web interface Appendix a DRM for Windows Media Click the Local Resources tab Importing a DRM profile Click the General tab Figure When the New Session Wizard displays, click Cancel Figure Click Properties under the top menu bar Figure Page Setting Value Appendix B H.264 Advanced Settings Appendix B H.264 Advanced Settings CBR Newscast CBR Sports CBR Action Mobile VBR Newscast VBR Sports VBR Action Setting Explanation Settings Setting is the fastest IMPORTANT! Raising gpmin higher than its default of 16 is Other settings This value requires Cabac Appendix C Mapped Network Drive Setup New User window Groups Click Locations Enter niagara4100 for the object name, then click OK User niagara4100 appears in the list of Administrators Create new folder Open My Computer 135 Click Close to close the share properties Under Tools, select Map Network Drive Enable Connect using different credentials Enter SCXUser as the User name and viewcast as the Password Button Action Appendix D Ease Menu Encoder start Encoder stop Encoder status Encoder menu CPU status Memory available Access Health menu Network link status Network MAC address Setup system menu View network settings Enable Dhcp Set static IP addresses Set gateway address Set date and time Set video standard Factory restore Export to USB drive Shutdown Niagara Export files menu CPU Threshold field Active Network Link fieldEdit Encoder Groups Editing Encoder Groups Niagara SCX User Guide Network CardsPage 152 Page 40-03288-01-A

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