Camcorder - Video Equipment User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Appendices
- Finding the Information You Need
- End-User License Information
- Operator Safety / Environmental Issues
- Introduction
- Installation
- Quick Setup
- Operation
- Administrator Settings
- Viewing Administrator Settings
- Site Settings
- User Management
- About User Management
- The User Manager Page
- Adding Users
- About Adding Users
- The User Manager Page when Add Users Has Been Selected
- More On Adding Users
- Adding Users Under Local Authentication
- Adding Users or Groups Under Domain or LDAP Authentication
- Adding Users Correctly
- Adding Users Manually
- Adding Users Automatically
- Adding Groups
- Template Editor
- Duplicating and Editing an Existing System Template
- Editing an Existing Non-system Template
- Creating a New Template
- Specifying Windows Media Writer Information
- About Writer Information
- The Windows Media Writer Information Page
- Transcoding Templates
- About Transcoding Templates
- The Transcoding Templates Available
- Description
- Filename
- Recorded Output
- Specifying File Output Information
- About File Output Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The File Output Information Settings
- Editing the Title
- Specifying ServerPush Output Information
- About ServerPush Output Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The ServerPush Output Information Settings
- Specifying Network Output Information
- About Network Output Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The Network Output Information Settings
- Specifying QuickTime Writer Information
- About QuickTime Writer
- The QuickTime Writer Information Page
- Transcoding Templates
- About Transcoding Templates
- The Transcoding Templates Available
- Description
- Filename
- Recorded Output
- Specifying File Output Information
- About File Output Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The File Output Information Settings
- The File Output Information Settings
- Editing the Title
- Specifying ServerPush Information
- About ServerPush Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The ServerPush Information Settings
- Specifying Real Writer Information
- About Real Writer
- The Real Writer Information Page
- Transcoding Templates
- About Transcoding Templates
- The Transcoding Templates Available
- Description
- Filename
- Recorded Output
- Specifying File Output Information
- About File Output Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The File Output Information Settings
- Specifying ServerPush Information
- About ServerPush Information
- Accessing these Settings
- The File Output Information Settings
- Live and On demand Streaming of Real Media Content from an External Streaming Server
- Archiving Templates: Specifying H.323 Writer Information
- H.323 Writer – Windows Media File Type
- H.323 Writer – QuickTime File Type
- Specifying Still Image Writer Information
- Advanced Template Creation Tips
- Using Templates for Multicast Delivery
- Using Templates for Multicast Delivery
- Call Configuration Editor
- Editing, Duplicating or Creating a New Call Configuration
- Category Management
- Server Logs
- Alternate Storage
- Content Server Configuration
- Before You Start
- Disabling WMS NTFS ACL Authorization for the Windows Media Streaming Server
- Enabling the WMS Publishing Point ACL Authorization Plug-in for the Default (on demand) Publishing Point
- Changing the Default Media Location to Alternate Storage Location
- Changing the Default Media Location from Alternate Storage Location Back to the Default Location on the E Drive of the Content Server
- Cluster Administration
- Software Upgrade
- Database Account Security
- Windows Server
- Conference Setup
- Initial Steps
- Create Conference
- Ending the call
- Media URL List
- Recording Ad Hoc Calls
- Using TMS to Schedule Calls
- Recording Alias Options
- Creating New Aliases
- Creating a New Recording Alias
- Specifying Properties
- Specifying Settings
- Specifying Default Conference Properties
- Specifying Default Conference Metadata
- Editing Recording Aliases
- Deleting Recording Aliases
- View Conferences
- Conference Types
- Navigating the Interface
- Category
- Searching
- Sorting Conferences
- Navigating Between Pages
- Display per Page
- Login and Logout
- Help
- Test Page
- User Guide
- TANDBERG Codec Pack
- Need to Uninstall It?
- Installing the Codec Pack to View Archiving Windows Media Content
- Displaying Copyright
- The Copyright Display
- User Preferences
- User Preferences Pop-up Window
- Content Viewer
- The Video Display
- The Video Display Controls
- Index and Bookmarks
- The Presentation Window
- Edit Recorded Conferences
- Editing Conference Permissions
- Editing Conference Metadata
- Editing Media URL List
- Editing Contents
- Adding and Moving Markers
- Removing Markers
- Image Uploading
- Deleting Already Uploaded Images
- Associating Images and Markers
- Associating Indexes and Markers
- Image, Index, and Marker Housekeeping
- Recordings and Clips
- Creating and Handling Extra Clips From a Recording
- Importing Conferences
- Editing Conferences
- Appendices
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TANDBERG CONTENT SERVER
USER GUIDE
Table of
Contents
What’s New in
this Version?
Trademark/
Licenses
Safety/
Environmental
Introduction Installation Quick Setup Operation
Administrator
Settings
Conference
Setup
View
Conferences
Appendices
D 13898.04
DECEMBER 2006
The Content Server will always be turned on and be
available to record conference calls.
The physical unit should not be accessible to users.
If the system does not respond:
Check the LCD panel to determine if the unit is
switched on and ‘live’
Make sure that the Content Server is switched on by
using the On/Off switch located at the rear of the unit
Restart the Content Server using the LCD panel.
or,
Restart the TCS service on the Content Server (this
will only affect the calls which are live at the time of
the restart, but will not affect any users accessing
recorded content on the server).
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No System Response?
Do Not Shutdown or Restart While Calls Are In Progress!
We do not recommend to shutdown or restart the Content Server while calls are in progress. If the
Content Server is in a call and the server is restarted or shut down, calls in progress will fail and
will not be recorded.
The LCD panel display indicates the current status of the Content Server.
<IP Address>
NOT IN CALL
<IP Address>
IN CALL
LCD panel display when a call is currently in progress.
LCD panel display when no calls are currently in progress.
Restarting the Content Server
Press Enter to display the Main Menu screen
From the Main Menu screen, use the Up or Down arrow
to select Commands
Press Enter to confirm your selection
From the Com mands menu, use the Up or Down arrow
to select Restart and press Enter
You will be asked to confirm this action on the following
screen. At the Restart? prompt, use the Up or Down
arrow to select Yes and press Enter to confirm.
For an overview of the Command Menu Structure – see
below left.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Shutting Down the Content Server
Press Enter to display the Main Menu screen
From the Main Menu screen, use the Up or Down arrow to select
Com mands
Press Enter to confirm your selection
From the Com mands menu, use the Up or Down arrow to select
Shutdow n and press Enter
You will be asked to confirm this action on the following screen. At the
Shutdow n? prompt, use the Up or Down arrow to select Yes and
press Enter to confirm.
For an overview of the Command Menu Structure – see below left.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
There is currently no indication on the LCD panel to tell the
administrator that the machine has shut down and that it is safe
to turn off the server. Typically the server is in a state that it is
safe to shutdown within a few minutes.
Command Menu Structure
Restoring Factory
Settings is described on
the next page.
IP Settings
are treated in
Installation.
IP Settings
Commands
Restart?
No
Yes
Shutdown?
No
Yes
- Restore Factory -
Full Restore
Config Restore
Full Restore?
No
Yes
Config Restore?
No
Yes
How to use the front panel keys is explained on the
next page.
For details on how to restart the TCS service
without restarting the Content Server, see the
Administrator Settings section.
!
Shutdown and Restart
Basic Operating Principles