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Supported File Types for AxisTV
SOLUTION ID 2157
AxisTV supports a wide variety of media formats you can use to energize your visual communications:
Graphics
AxisTV supports JPG, TIF, GIF, PNG, WMF and Microsoft Windows bitmap (BMP) files.
Video and Audio
AxisTV supports AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and Microsoft Windows Media Video (WMV) formats.
Video Clips can be uploaded if they have any of the following formats*:
- Flash (SWF) Requires Flash version 8 or higher installed on channel players
- Windows Media (ASF)
- Windows Media (AVI)
- Windows Media (MPEG)
- Windows Media (MPG)
- Windows Media (WMV)
- QuickTime (MOV, MP4, M4V) Requires AxisTV v.7.0.22 and higher
Audio files can be uploaded if they have any of the following formats*:
*It is important to note, however, that sometimes the most current version of some of these formats may not be supported, depending on the version of AxisTV you have.
Media Streaming
AxisTV supports several media streaming formats: WMV (Windows Media), MPEG-1, M4V, H.264 and MPEG-2 streams originated by VBrick encoders or servers. Note that one copy of the VBrick StreamPlayer Plus software is required for each Channel Player using MPEG-2 media streaming.
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Users may only view snapshots of assigned players
SOLUTION ID 14401
Users are only able to view player snapshots of players that have been assigned to them.
NOTE: Users with 'Administer Users' privilege may assign players to users from the Configure | Security | Users screen.
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Mini Channel Player Wake-on-LAN (WOL) Configuration
SOLUTION ID 15302
This is the procedures for a Wake-on-LAN process.
Process to setup the Wake-on-LAN:
Configure BIOS:
- Turn on the DE45 and get into BIOS.
- Under "Advanced", select "APM Configuration"
- Enable "Ring wake up support"
- Exit and save changes.
Configure Window 7 & Window XP:
NIC Card:
- Go to "Device Manager" and under "Network adapters" double click on the NIC card.
- Click on the "Power Management" tab
- Check All Options. "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" & "Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby"
On the remote access machine,
- Information needed from the DE45:
- Mac Address
- Above information can obtain through Control Panel -> Network connections -> LAN Area Connection -> "Support" Tab.
Install Wake on LAN or Magic Packet software on the client's computer to proceed with the process. There are lots of options from the Internet. Only Mac address is needed to wake up the DE45.
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