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In the Streaming Source section:

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Click the “Current Input” button to send the encoded 
form of the live input signal to the streaming output.

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Click the “Clip” button to send the selected clip to the 
streaming output

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To change the selected clip use the Select 
button to open the Clip Browser and navigate to 
the clip that you wish to stream (see 

 on page 39)

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In the Set Up section:

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Set the port number that you choose to stream over. 
This is the number of the port that the player will use at 
the receiving end of the stream. The default port 
number is 8001. It is important that the same port 
number is used at the server (DGy 201) end and at the 
player end.

Note: The state of the connection is indicated by the 
Connected indicator located in the lower portion of the 
Streaming Tab. The indicator will be displayed as a 
green box if the connection has been opened 
successfully, or a red box if the connection was 
unsuccessful. If the DGy 201 is unsuccessful at opening 
a connection using the specified port number, it will 
attempt to use the next available port number. Make 
sure that the player is set to use the next highest new 
port number. (for example 8002). Note that the port 
number 8000 is reserved and should not be used for 
this purpose.

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Start the stream using the “Start” button.

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Stop the stream using the “Stop” button.

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You must be sure to start sending the stream from 
DGy 201 before you receive the stream from the DGy 
201 Advanced PC Player software.