JVC GY-DV300U Using Streamproducer with a Microsoft® Media Server
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? JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY Subject: Application Note 6 Using Streamproducer with a Microsoft® Media Server Although it is possible to stream video directly to the internet from a Streamcorder or a locally attached computer, if you need to provide connectivity to more than a few users - JVC GY-DV300U | Using Streamproducer with a Microsoft® Media Server - Page 2
User's Guide for details. Please note that you will need to reboot the server after Streamproducer installation 2. If possible, ht e cameras and in the same network group as our camera), or 206.229.18.130:8080 (this is the servers IP address, and is the one we will use). 4. On the server, click ' - JVC GY-DV300U | Using Streamproducer with a Microsoft® Media Server - Page 3
the publishing point. In this example, an alias of 'test1' has been used. 11. Enter a full path pointing to the remote publishing point as asx. You should test both. 15. With Streamproducer running, connected to the camera and casting, click on either of these buttons. Windows Media Player opens, - JVC GY-DV300U | Using Streamproducer with a Microsoft® Media Server - Page 4
variations and configurations for us to be able to support. If you have a problem, you can call me (that's me in the picture above) at 973.317.5128 from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern time. JVC wants you to get the most from your Streamcorder. If you have any question or concerns, please
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PRODUCTS
COMPANY
Application Note 6
Subject:
Using Streamproducer with a Microsoft® Media Server
Although it is possible to stream video directly to the internet from a Streamcorder or a locally attached computer, if
you need to provide connectivity to more than a few users, you must use a Media Server.
There are several
configurations for streaming from a
Streamcorder through a server, some of
which are shown here:
The first scenario uses an intermediate
computer running Streamproducer to
consolidate the video from multiple
cameras. A separate Media Server is
used to stream the single output of
Streamproducer to the Internet.
We have shown a Hub in this figure;
however, if connecting to a single
camera, this is not necessary.
This is the simplest way to stream to
many users, however, this method
requires an intermediate PC and and
multiple network interfaces in both the PC and server.
In some instances where physical access to the Media
Server is limited or permission to install
software on the Media Server is denied, this
may be a valid scenario.
An alternate but similar scenario, shown here,
may
more
closely
resemble
what
is
implemented in your location, An intermediate
computer,
possibly
with
two
network
interfaces , running Streamproducer is still
required, but is now connected to the Media
Server through a switch
This method does not require the additional
network interface in the server. Again, in some
instances where physical access to the Media
Server is limited or permission to install
software on the Media Server is denied, this
may be a valid scenario.
Single Computer Implementation
Described below, is a method for configuring a Media Server with Streamproducer to eliminate the need for an
intermediate computer.
This can be done either with a second network interface in the server, as discussed here,
or connecting through a switch.
The advantages of this method are obvious…less hardware means lower cost, and fewer things to go wrong!