Content Loaded Prior To Version 1.5; Warnings; Errors - High End Systems DL.3 User Manual

Content Loaded Prior to Version 1.5

Any content that was loaded prior to 1.5.0 will be scanned on the first boot of the server. Any
files with warnings will be highlighted in yellow, and files with errors will be highlighted in red
and automatically have their DMX address reset. This is done to ensure you are aware that
content on the fixture is problematic and needs to be corrected.

Warnings

Warning Message
Unknown start codes detected
Sequence end code missing
MPEG-1 movie detected
Audio stream detected
Program stream detected
Movie not I-frame only

Errors

Error Message
Failed to find movie file
Transport stream detected
No pictures between sequence headers
detected
Group start code not followed by I-frame
Forbidden frame coding detected
DC intra-coded frames detected
Reserved frame coding detected
Missing MPEG-2 sequence extension
header
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Content Management Application (CMA)
Description/Cause
User defined start codes encountered. Not all features of the
bitstream may be available for playback. May effect playback
performance.
All MPEG video streams must end with a sequence end code.
The absence of the sequence end code will not prevent
playback, but could impact looping and seeking performance.
Bitstream is an MPEG-1 stream. The video should playback,
but looping and seeking performance may be affected.
Audio data detected in the bitstream. The video should
playback, but performance may be affected.
Content must be encoded in Elementary streams. Program and
Transport streams are not accepted.
• The stream should playback, but looping and seeking
performance will be affected.
• The stream may have a delay when started.
• Inframe and outframe functionality may be impaired.
The stream should play, but looping, seeking, inframe and
outframe functionality may be affected.
Description/Cause
Can't play it if we can't find it.
Content must be encoded in Elementary streams. Program and
Transport streams are not accepted.
These errors are caused by:
• data elements in the stream not being in the specified
order,
• data elements being present when they should not be
• data elements not being present when they should be.
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