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HD Player Chapter 12: Remote Control Protocols
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Media Management Commands
GetMediaTree
This command is used to retrieve the media storage tree from the player. This command doesn’t return a file
listing, only the tree structure.
The player responds with a series of path commands with the following structure. The tree is terminated with an
empty MediaBranch command:
MediaBranch <channel list> <mediapath>
The <channel list> specifies the channels that can use the media. <mediapath> specifies the name of the
branch in a tree format using a unix style format. The control system will not interpret the string but will
pass it back to the player when creating playlists.
The GetMediaTree command essentially performs a left hand depth first traverse of the media tree.
The following exchange shows an example response from the player.
MediaBranch 1,2,3,4 “/e”
MediaBranch 1,2,3,4 “/e/exhibit”
MediaBranch 1,2,3,4 “/e/exhibit/mainshow”
MediaBranch 1,2,3,4 “/e/exhibit/grids”
MediaBranch 5,6,7,8 “/f”
MediaBranch 5,6,7,8 “/f/show version 1”
MediaBranch 5,6,7,8 “/f/show version 2”
MediaBranch
In this example the player wraps two hard drives (e and f) into a unix style tree by simply using the letter as the
root of the tree.
GetClips <mediapath>
This command lists the clips available in a MediaBranch passed in the <string> parameter.
The player responds with a series of clip commands with the following structure. The clip list is terminated with
an empty Clip command.
Clip <mediapath> <clip>
Where <string1> contains a branch returned by GetMediaTree, and <string2> is the name of a clip.
The following exchange shows an example response from the player.
Control: GetClips “/e/exhibits”
Player: Clip “/e/exhibits” “Main screen L.mpg”
Player: Clip “/e/exhibits” “Main screen R.mpg”
Player: Clip “/e/exhibits” “Main screen C.mpg”
Player: Clip
- Preface 3
- Document History 4
- Trademarks 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Main Features 11
- 10 Rev. 6.4 12
- The MS9200P 13
- 12 Rev. 6.4 14
- The MS9100P 15
- The MS9100D 16
- 15 Rev. 6.4 17
- MS9100D (Desktop player) 18
- To start the Media Player 18
- To play a different clip 19
- 18 Rev. 6.4 20
- To Load a Clip 21
- To Play a Clip 22
- The File Menu 22
- The View Menu 22
- Click here to 23
- Output Format 25
- Output Mode 26
- Audio Mode 26
- Genlock Mode 26
- 25 Rev. 6.4 27
- The Playlist 29
- The Clip Properties Dialog 30
- Clip name 31
- Timecode 31
- Stopped 33
- Frame Counter 34
- Current Timecode 34
- Mode Indicators 34
- Transport/Output Controls 35
- Fast Forward/Loop Slider 36
- Confidence Display 36
- The Log Window 37
- The File Information Window 38
- The Status Bar 39
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- Video on at startup 41
- Audio on at startup 41
- Enable AV Sync 42
- Base Channel Number 42
- Audio Output Format 42
- Output Standard 42
- Advanced 43
- Click here 44
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- Chapter 6: Timecode 46
- Stop At 48
- Play At 49
- Loop Input to Output 49
- Timecode Cable 50
- Videowall 51
- Single Projector 51
- Introducing Soft Edging 51
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- Black Correction 58
- 57 Rev. 6.4 59
- Chapter 8: Genlock 60
- Genlock Standalone/Master 61
- Genlock ES-Gen 61
- Genlock Cable 62
- To change a BCS setting: 63
- Return to default 63
- Saturation 64
- 63 Rev. 6.4 65
- 64 Rev. 6.4 66
- To create a new Method 67
- 67 Rev. 6.4 69
- 68 Rev. 6.4 70
- Enter port 71
- RJ45 Pinout 72
- To Run Telnet 73
- Command Structure 73
- Command Reference 74
- OK or ERROR 75
- Media Management Commands 76
- Playlist Commands 77
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- 79 Rev. 6.4 81
- Examples 83
- ES 4000 83
- Available Player Commands 84
- Command Action 84
- Chapter 13: Video Outputs 85
- HDSDI: MS9200P 86
- Synchronized playback 87
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- 90 Rev. 6.4 92
- An Introductory Note 93
- Ethernet Communication 93
- TCP/IP Addressing 93
- The IP Address 94
- Choosing IP Addresses 95
- The Subnet Mask 96
- Pinging a Device 97
- Example 1: A successful Ping 98
- What is MPEG? 99
- I, B and P frames 100
- Groups Of Pictures - GOP 100
- System Stream 101
- Program Stream 101
- Transport Stream 102
- 101 Rev. 6.4 103
- Primary Video Output 104
- 8 Blue Ground 104
- Secondary Video Output 104
- Digital Video Decoder 105
- Flexible Format Converter 106
- Video Output Formats 106
- System Control Aids 107
- Glossary 108
- HD Player Index 109
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