TANDBERG CODIAN 2200 Manuel D’Utilisation

 

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Although you can make and view recordings with the IP VCR you are not restricted to watching only recordings made 
with the IP VCR. Neither must you use the IP VCR to watch recordings you have made. Refer to the sections below for 
how to transfer recordings to and from the IP VCR. 

As well as using the IP VCR to make recordings directly by using automatic and interactive recording of sessions or point-
to-point calls, it is also possible to upload video clips via the web interface. 

To upload a video clip to the IP VCR, follow these steps: 

1.  Use your browser to view the IP VCR web interface, and go to 

. 

2.  Browse to the folder in which you want to place the uploaded recording. 
3.  Click 

. The recording upload page will be displayed. 

4.  Click 

 to locate the .codian or MPEG 1 format file that you wish to upload. Consult your system 

administrator if you are unsure of the format of a particular file. 

5.  Choose a name for the uploaded recording. This name will be displayed in the recordings list and in the auto 

attendant menus. 

6.  Click 

 to begin the transfer of the file to the IP VCR. 

Note that the upload can take several minutes for long recordings. Do not navigate away from the upload page until the 
upload has completed or it may be aborted. 

.codian and MPEG 1 format files may be uploaded via the IP VCR web interface in this way. 

When the upload is complete, the video clip will display in the Recordings List (see 

), and 

may be played back via H.323 or streaming like any other recording. 

You may download recordings from the IP VCR which can then be: 

• 

transferred to another IP VCR 

• 

played on your PC using any application that supports MPEG video clips, such as QuickTime Viewer 

• 

converted into a MPEG (.mpg file) using the Codian MPEG Converter tool, that is available from 

 

• 

converted into a Windows Media Video (.wmv file) using the Codian WM Converter tool, that is available from 

 

Clips may be downloaded from the IP VCR in one of two formats: MPEG and .codian. Clips downloaded in MPEG format 
may be played on a PC as discussed above; either format may be transferred to another IP VCR, though the (bigger) 
.codian files will transfer much more quickly. 

Note that if you want to create an MPEG file that includes the content channel (or control the size and positioning of 
streams within the MPEG), you will need to use the Codian MPEG Converter tool. MPEGs downloaded directly from 
the IP VCR will not include the content channel.