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July 24, 2008 18 Digital Broadcaster User Manual v. 3.4 rev. 3421

• B-Series SDI, HD-SDI, and ASI supported multiplexed bit rates for various types of

video content are as follows:

o SDI: up to 50 Mbps 4:2:0 & 4:2:2

o HD-SDI: up to 80 Mbps 4:2:2

o MPEG2 Transport Stream (TS): up to 40 Mbps – Simultaneous Capture and

Playout

Organizing Content on the Server

The Digital Broadcaster supports a folder (directory) structure with sub-folders for content

management and playout. The Digital Broadcaster is configured with a primary media folder

labeled vol1 (for Volume 1). If your Digital Broadcaster has been configured for multiple

volumes, it might have vol2, vol3, etc. Many servers have a shortcut to vol1 called upload,

so \\nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn\upload will take you to \\nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn\vol1.

TelVue recommends that you keep all media files in the primary media folder. Use the Web

Application content management tools to categorize the files and search them based on their

metadata. However, some installations opt to organize media files into sub-folders. If you

do this, adjust the instructions to import content into the correct subfolder.

Storing Files without Including Them on the Content Page

To store content on your TelVue server without tracking it via the UI, create a subfolder

named Hidden in your media folder and move the content to that Hidden folder. Anything

stored in /vol1/Hidden, /vol2/Hidden, etc. will not be displayed on the Content page but will

still be on your server.

Adding Content to the Server

Add content to your server by copying it from a folder on your network to a folder on the

Digital Broadcaster. Several methods are suggested below.

Using Samba to Add Content via Drag and Drop

Use Samba to drag and drop MPEG files into the Digital Broadcaster upload root folder

(directory) or any subfolders you create. To use Samba you must use a computer on the same

network as your Digital Broadcaster. The default Samba workgroup is set to PSGNET.

1. From a PC or Mac on your network, map the Digital Broadcaster upload folder as a

network drive. These instructions assume your upload folder is named vol1. Some

configurations substitute upload for vol1.

o On a PC go to My Computer  Tools  Map Network Drive. Select an available

drive letter, and either type in the network share (for example \\192.168.1.1\vol1)

or click Browse and select the PSGNET  vol1 shared folder. Click Finish.

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