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Aux TS File Location
(UDP Only)
Video PID (UDP Only)
PCR PID (UDP Only)
PMT PID (UDP Only)
TS Rate (UDP Only)
stop
start
update
clone
delete
(status)
Note 1: Encode Resolutions Supported:
WQVGA (320x180), QVGA (320x240), SIF (352x240), CIF (352x288), 2-CIF (352x576), 640x360,
VGA (640x480), 4-CIF (704x576), 16:9 PAL (1024x576), D1 PAL (720x576), D1 NTSC (720x480),
720p (1280x720), XGA (1280x1024), 1080p (1920x1080), Follow input
"Follow input" = Generate encoder resolution based on capture resolution detected
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Appears if "Aux TS File Enable" is set to "True."
Specifies where to save the TS file. For example, if
a USB drive is connected, the value
"/media/sda1/example.ts" could be specified.
PID assigned to video in the TS stream.
PID assigned to PCR in the TS stream.
PID assigned to PMT in the TS stream.
The rate of the transport stream. Normally, this
value should be set to 1.25 * (video bitrate + audio
bitrate). This can be set to higher values to allow
leeway for times when many bits are needed to
encode. This can be especially useful for ensuring
smooth playback at lower bit rates (see Section
7.10, "Adjusting the UDP TS Rate," on page 29).
Stop current encode session.
Start encode session.
Can be used to change the bit rate or frame rate
divider without stopping/restarting an encode
session (see Section 7.9, "Changing the Bitrate
Dynamically," on page 27).
Duplicate CH tab (can be used to quickly copy CH1
values to CH2, for example).
Used to delete excess tabs created by Clone.
Current status of the encoder. "POLLING" indicates
"start" was pressed and the encoder is waiting for
valid input data to be detected.
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