File Storage - Extron electronics SMP 300 Series User Manual

Inputs
Channel
A
1: HDMI/DVI
2: HDMI/DVI
HDMI Loop-
through
(unprocessed)
Channel
B
3: Analog
component
video (YUVp,
YUVi) or
composite video
4: HDMI/DVI
5: 3G/SDI/HD-SDI
(optional)
Background
PNG le
(internal
storage)
= Recorded le upload (if set up)
= Optional streamed output
1
Archive encoding produces:
• one composite stream for SMP 351 models
• two (dual) streams or one composite stream
for SMP 352 models and for SMP 351
models with LinkLicense.
Figure 3.

File Storage

Internal storage is available for storing background image files and recordings to be
uploaded to a file server. Some models have 150 GB internal, solid state storage. Other
models have 480 GB internal, solid state storage. View the total storage size for a model in
the storage information table found on the Recording Controls embedded web page (see
Storage Information in the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File) or by checking
the part number (Configuration > System Settings > Unit Identification). From
the front panel of the device, use the STATUS menu (see
scroll down to the Drive Space sub-menu to determine the total drive space and remaining
space.
Two USB ports (one on the front panel, one on the rear panel) provide a connection for
portable, user-provided USB drives for storing recordings. The optional RCP 101 also has a
USB port to connect a user-provided USB drive for storing recordings.
If the unit is connected to a LAN (see
image files provided by a user can be uploaded to the SMP or imported from a network
attached storage drive. To use background images in composite mode, the files must reside
in internal storage.
SMP 300 Series
Frame rate
conversion
Deinter-
lacing,
Archive
scaling,
1
encoding
rasterizing,
blending
Confidence
encoding
+12 V Control
power signals
RECORD
MARK
USB STORAGE
RCP 101
SMP 300 Series Block Diagram
Add a Network Share
Recording
les
External
and
USB drive
/or
(front or
rear port, or
Internal
RCP 101)
storage
LAN
port
Controls
Data /
recording
preview
2
For automatic uploading, set a default
destination (such as Panopto, Kaltura
system, Opencast system, or an FTP,
SFTP, or CIFS server location) to which to
publish recordings (Scheduled Events >
Publish Settings).
Status Menu
on page 96), background
SMP 300 Series • Introduction
Outputs
HDMI/DVI
rear panel
local output
2
Automatic
upload of
recording
to a
network
drive
Streamed
TCP/IP
archive
Network
output
AV
Streamed
con dence
panel output
on page 48) and
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