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MediaSonic MS9000 User Manual (121 pages)

HD Player Control Application Software

Brand: MediaSonic | Category: Media Player | Size: 2 MB

Preface

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- About this User Guide
  3
- Document History
  4
- Trademarks
  4
Table of Contents

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Chapter 1: Introduction/Quick Reference Guide

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- Main Features
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- HD Player Connections - Interface
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  - Common Connections
    11
  - Mouse
    12
  - Keyboard
    12
  - Computer Monitor
    12
  - Lan
    12
  - Remote Control (COMM Port)
    12
  - Timecode In/Out
    12
  - Genlock In/Out, Composite Black Burst
    12
  - Spdif
    12
  - The MS9200P
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  - The MS9100P
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  - The MS9100D
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- Getting Started
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  - MS9200P, MS9100P (Rack Mounted Players)
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  - MS9100D (Desktop Player)
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- The Windows™ Media Player
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  - To Start the Media Player
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  - To Play a Different Clip
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- The Mediasonic MS9000 HD Player Control Application Software
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  - To Start the Mediasonic HD Player
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- The Mediasonic HD Player Interface
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  - To Load a Clip
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  - To Play a Clip
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- The Mediasonic HD Player, Main Menu
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  - The File Menu
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  - The View Menu
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  - The Configurations Menu
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  - The Help Menu
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- MS9100D Users, Additional Windows™ Media Player Information
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  - Output Format
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  - Output Mode
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  - Audio Mode
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  - Genlock Mode
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  - Update
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Chapter 2: The Playlist Display

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- The Playlist
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- Adding a Clip to the Playlist
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- The Clip Properties Dialog
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  - Clip Name
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  - Timecode
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- Selecting and Playing a Clip
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  - To Play a Clip
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- Selecting and Playing a List (Sequence)
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Chapter 3: Transport & Status Displays

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- Transport Status
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  - Stopped
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  - Paused
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  - Cueing
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  - Playing
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- Frame Counter
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- Current Timecode
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- Mode Indicators
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  - Loop
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  - VID
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  - Aud
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- Current Chapter and Clip Name
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- Transport/Output Controls
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  - Play
    35
  - Cue
    35
  - Pause
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  - Auto-Repeat (Loop)
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  - Audio Output
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  - Video Output: Black
    36
  - Video Output
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  - Color Bars
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- Fast Forward/Loop Slider
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- Confidence Display
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Chapter 4: The Log / File Information Windows

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- The Log Window
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- The File Information Window
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- The Status Bar
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Chapter 5: HD Player Configuration

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- To Modify the Player Configuration
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- The Channel Properties Dialog
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  - Set the Channel to Loop at Startup
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  - Set the Channel to Start Playing at Startup
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  - Video on at Startup
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  - Audio on at Startup
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  - Output Black When File Completes
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  - Enable AV Sync
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  - Base Channel Number
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  - Audio Output Format
    42
  - Output Standard
    42
  - Genlock
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- Advanced
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Chapter 6: Timecode

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- Configuring as a Timecode Master
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- The Timecode Configuration Dialog
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  - Start Time
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  - Play at
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  - Stop at
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- Configuring as a Timecode Slave
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  - Play at
    49
  - Loop Input to Output
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- Configuring as a Timecode Reader
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- Timecode Cable
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Chapter 7: Soft Edging/Display Overlap

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- Videowall
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- Single Projector
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- Introducing Soft Edging
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- Configuring a Soft Edged System
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  - Vertical and Horizontal Borders
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  - Gamma
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  - Black Correction
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  - Update
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Chapter 8: Genlock

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- Genlock Mode
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  - Genlock Standalone/Master
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  - Genlock ES-Gen
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  - Genlock Cable
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  - Genlock Composite Black Burst
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Chapter 9: Brightness-Contrast-Saturation

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- To Change a BCS Setting
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  - Brightness
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  - Contrast
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  - Saturation
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Chapter 10: Configuration Files

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- Saving the Current Configuration
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- Loading a Configuration File
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Chapter 11: Remote Control Configuration

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Chapter 12: Remote Control Protocols

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- Serial Port Pinout
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- RJ45 Ethernet
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  - RJ45 Pinout
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- Text Command Protocol (Telnet Protocol)
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  - To Run Telnet
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  - Command Structure
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- Command Reference
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  - Configuration Commands
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  - Media Management Commands
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  - Playlist Commands
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  - Playback Commands
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  - System Commands
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  - Timecode Commands
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  - Miscellaneous Commands - (Telnet Protocol)
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- Examples
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- Available Player Commands
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Chapter 13: Video Outputs

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- The PCI HD Decoder Card Interfaces
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Chapter 14: Application Notes

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- Synchronized Playback
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  - Content Preparation
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  - Genlock
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  - Playing in Sync. with Timecode
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  - Cueing and Playing with Serial Control
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- Example: a Two Player System (Two-Channels)
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  - Tcp/Ip
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  - Rs232
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Appendix A: TCP/IP Communications

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- An Introductory Note
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- Ethernet Communication
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  - Ethernet
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- TCP/IP Addressing
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  - Dynamic Assignment
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  - Static Assignment
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- The IP Address
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  - Network and Host Identifiers
    94
  - Class Names
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- Choosing IP Addresses
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  - Connecting to an Existing Network
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  - Establishing an Independent Network
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- The Subnet Mask
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- Accessing the Pc's Subnet Mask and IP Address
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  - Opening the Network Dialog Box
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  - Accessing the IP Address
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- Assigning the HD Player IP Address and Subnet Mask
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- Pinging a Device
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Appendix B: an Introduction to MPEG

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- Digital and Compression Video
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- What Is MPEG
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- I, B and P Frames
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- Groups of Pictures - GOP
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- Multiplexes and Elementary Streams
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- System Stream
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- Program Stream
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- Transport Stream
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Appendix C: Encoding Guidelines

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Appendix D: Specifications

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- Primary Video Output
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  - Video Connector
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- Secondary Video Output
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- HDSDI - Digital Video
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- Genlock
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- Graphics Output
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- Network
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  - Digital Video Decoder
    105
  - Flexible Format Converter
    106
  - Video Output Formats
    106
- Audio
  106
- Audio Processing
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- Spdif
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  - System Control Aids
    107
Glossary

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Index

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MediaSonic MS9000 User Manual (121 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction/Quick Reference Guide

Chapter 2: The Playlist Display

Chapter 3: Transport & Status Displays

Chapter 4: The Log / File Information Windows

Chapter 5: HD Player Configuration

Chapter 6: Timecode

Chapter 7: Soft Edging/Display Overlap

Chapter 8: Genlock

Chapter 9: Brightness-Contrast-Saturation

Chapter 10: Configuration Files

Chapter 11: Remote Control Configuration

Chapter 12: Remote Control Protocols

Chapter 13: Video Outputs

Chapter 14: Application Notes

Appendix A: TCP/IP Communications

Appendix B: an Introduction to MPEG

Appendix C: Encoding Guidelines

Appendix D: Specifications

Glossary

Index

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