VBrick 6000 series Admin Manual page 29

SAP Timeout
SAP Category
SAP IP Address
SAP Port
Connection Mode: URL
Connection Mode
Connection Mode: SDP on Flash
SDP (Session Description Protocol) files contain information about the format, timing, and
authorship of the streamed media. SDP files are created on the VBrick appliance during
streaming. In most cases the SDP file should not be modified manually; however, under some
circumstances that might be necessary. If the streamed file changes, the SDP file can be
deleted and re-created. An SDP file is not saved with an extension (*.sdp) so that Internet
Explorer will run the file rather than allowing it to be saved. You can add the .sdp extension
manually if it needs to be recognized by non-VBrick decoders.
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This is the amount of time before a transmitted SAP will automatically
timeout on the network.
Certain streams can be protected by being transmitted with a category
string e.g. "financial." VBrick decoders will not see these protected
streams unless this unique string is entered in the SAP category field.
Note: Characters are ASCII and are case sensitive. The total of all
keywords in the string is 36 characters including spaces.
This will be the address that the SAP information is transmitted on.
This will be the port that is associated with the SAP IP address.
URL. In this example the decoder will try to connect to the server
according to the URL defined here. This URL could be that of the
MP4 VBrick encoder or a Darwin server (for example). The encoder
needs to be specified by its IP Address or Fully Qualified Domain
Name. If you point this to an NXG Server the RTSP Location is case
sensitive (i.e. /brian/The-Others). Some Legal URL examples include:
rtsp://192.168.1.4/vbrickvideo1
rtsp://frodo.vb.loc/brian/The-Others
http://192.168.1.4/vbs1d1.sdp
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