Cisco Cisco MXE 3500 (Media Experience Engine)
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Integration Note for Configuring Cisco MXE 3500 Release 3.3 with Cisco TCS Release 5.2
Share Recording in Cisco Show and Share
If Auto Approve/Publish is not selected in the Show and Share delivery profile, the recording is
delivered to Cisco Show and Share as draft. The end user reviews the recording and publishes the
recording for viewing.
delivered to Cisco Show and Share as draft. The end user reviews the recording and publishes the
recording for viewing.
Edit Recording in Cisco TCS then Deliver Recording in Cisco Show and Share
If a Media Experience Engine 3500 Media server configuration template is not associated to a recording
alias in Cisco TCS, the end user Edits the recording to add meta data, then manages the output to deliver
the recording to Cisco Show and Share.
alias in Cisco TCS, the end user Edits the recording to add meta data, then manages the output to deliver
the recording to Cisco Show and Share.
The meta data includes a name for the recording, speaker names, content description, keywords, and
copyright information. After editing and reviewing the recording, the end user manages the output by
selecting the media server configuration.
copyright information. After editing and reviewing the recording, the end user manages the output by
selecting the media server configuration.
The recording is automatically delivered to Cisco MXE 3500 for transformation, then to
Cisco Show and Share for publishing. The meta data stays with the recording, and displayed when the
recording is published to Cisco Show and Share.
Cisco Show and Share for publishing. The meta data stays with the recording, and displayed when the
recording is published to Cisco Show and Share.
The following steps describe how to edit and manage the output for a recording:
Step 1
Log into Cisco TCS, and click on the Management tab.
Step 2
Go to Recordings > Edit recordings.
Step 3
Click on Edit recording for the video recording to send to Cisco MXE 3500 for transformation.
Step 4
Enter the Recording information:
a.
A Name for the video recording. This will appear as the subject in the overlay that Cisco MXE 3500
creates.
creates.
b.
Description for the recording.
c.
Speaker name. This will appear as the speaker name in the overlay that Cisco MXE 3500 creates.
The Name, Description, and Keywords entered display on Cisco Show and Share.
Step 5
Click Save.
Step 6
In the Edit Recordings page, click on Manage outputs for the recording.
a.
Select Distributed to Media Experience Engine 3500, Show and Share, Podcast Producer or
iTunes.
iTunes.
b.
Expand Outputs for distribution to Media Experience Engine 3500, Show and Share, Podcast
Producer or iTunes U.
Producer or iTunes U.
Select Media Experience Engine 3500
Select the Media server configuration you created from the drop down list.
c.
Click Save.
After the Cisco MXE 3500 transforms the recording, it is automatically delivered to Cisco Show and
Share for sharing.
Share for sharing.