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Assign VoD Content
Ingestion Maximum
Assign Default Max.
Concurrent Viewers
Set Expired VOD Content
Treatment
Assign Content Expiration
Warning Recipient
Assign Mail Server
ETV Portal Server Admin Guide
Description
Defines the maximum number of simultaneous video files
that can be ingested to the VOD Video-on-Demand server.
The default is set to 2. Increasing the default may increase the
speed at which files will be transferred to the VOD server,
but may result in playback issues from the Video-on-Demand
server. VBrick recommends keeping the default of 2 for all
supported VOD servers.
Defines the default maximum concurrent viewers allowed for
new live or stored (VOD) content. An entry on the
page or the
Restrictions
override these value for live and stored streams respectively.
Specifies whether expired content will be kept or
automatically deleted at the expiration date.
Enter one e-mail address for the person who is responsible
for renewing copyrighted or otherwise protected content.
When you configure or change either the recipient or the mail
server, the Portal Server will attempt to send a test message.
Check that this message is successfully delivered. The Portal
Server validates the e-mail address but cannot detect other
mail delivery failures. If the user's mail box is full, for
example, the message will not reach its intended recipient to
warn of impending content expiration. For more about
content expiration, see Copyright Protection on page 3.
When configuring the Warning Recipient, the e-mail address
for the recipient must be in the local domain.
Required field. SMTP mail server name. In Microsoft
Exchange, for example, go to Tools > E-mail Accounts > E-
mail > Microsoft Exchange Server > servername. An e-mail
to the assigned Content Expiration Warning Recipient is
generated when you configure or change this field.
Global Settings
page will
Modify VOD Content
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