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3. Understanding Media Types
Supported Formats
HDMI capture
HDMI capture (analog audio)
Component video
S-Video
Composite video
Before the player can display the video, configure it to recognize the video source as a TV input (as described in the TV &
Radio section of the iCOMPEL User Guide).
3.3.4 Multicast Video
As an alternative to receiving TV broadcasts directly, the player can receive multicast video (also known as Internet Protocol
Television (IPTV)) over the local network.
Note: Using multicast video requires an additional feature key.
Zone player type to enable: Movie.
Playlist tab containing the item: Specials.
Additional notes:
Supported Format
MPEG-2 Transport Stream in
UDP
Before the player can display the video, configure it to recognize the video source as a TV input (as described in the TV &
Radio section of the iCOMPEL User Guide).
3.3.5 External Web Pages
You can display whole or parts of pages from an external web site with the player. See
for details of how to display only a part of a web page. See
player.
Zone player type to enable: HTML.
Playlist tab containing the item: Specials.
Additional notes:
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Notes
Includes output from video cameras, DVD players, set-top boxes,
and so on.
Your player must be set up with:
The correct license.
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A TV tuner or video capture card.
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The appropriate video cable connecting the video device to the
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TV tuner card.
Notes
Your player set up needs to include:
An Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) network
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infrastructure to support multicast streaming.
A device to stream video onto the network.
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HTML Web Pages
for how to display HTML files held locally on the
Displaying Part of a Movie or Web Page
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