TANDBERG CODIAN 2200 Manuel D’Utilisation

 

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The Codian IP VCR supports streaming, which involves sending recorded media (audio and video) to a remote computer, 
allowing the user to watch and listen to the recording. 

To view a recording using streaming: 

1.  Go to 

.  

2.  Click 

 next to a stored or in-progress recording. (Note that HD recordings cannot be streamed until the 

recording has completed and the video has been transcoded into streaming media.) 

3.  If you want to display and choose advanced streaming settings, click the link. Choose the settings you require 

referring to the table below for tips.  

4.  Click 

 to view the recording.  

The preferred bandwidth to use for streaming. 

The exact options available depend on how the IP 
VCR was configured when the recording was 
made; typically you may choose to stream the audio 
portion only, or audio and video at one of two 
bandwidths. 

Consider your network speed when choosing a 
bandwidth. For example, you might use a lower 
bandwidth if you are connecting over ISDN or a 
higher bandwidth over a T1. 

Use Audio only if you are not interested in the video 
or are connecting over a very low bandwidth link. 

For live 'in progress' recordings, where more than 
one user will be viewing the recording, select Prefer 
multicast. 

Multicast streaming allows an unlimited number of 
people to view a recording while it is being made 
on an IP VCR. It cannot be used for streaming 
completed IP VCR recordings: more than one 
person can view the same completed recording at 
the same time, but each does so on their own 
unicast connection. Note that you cannot use 
Windows Media Player to view a live recording on 
the IP VCR in multicast mode.  

Check this option to stream the audio and video. 

If you uncheck this option, then neither the audio 
nor video will play. 

Choose a size (resolution) for the video. 

This option affects the size of the media player 
when it opens. 

Check this option to stream the content channel. 

If you uncheck this option, the content channel will 
not play.  

Choose a size (resolution) for the content channel.  This option affects the size of the media player 

when it opens. 

If you watch a recording using web streaming, control of playback is performed using the streaming application you are 
using. To play, pause, fast-forward and so on, refer to the documentation that accompanies your streaming viewer. The 
player size can be chosen from the drop-down list on the 'View Stream' page.