Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Director Manuale Di Manutenzione

Although the concept of a channel number doesn’t really exist in the IP world, channel

numbers are typically assigned to each channel at the headend. These numbers are

arbitrary, but can be numbered correspond to the top 15 channels that will show up on

the IP phone control in the Luxury suites.

To enable channel selection at the endpoints:

On the Cisco DCM, each (in-house or external) channel received is mapped to its

unique multicast group address and UDP port number.

In Cisco StadiumVision Director, each unique multicast group/UDP port number

pair is assigned a StadiumVision channel number and a channel name.

Cisco StadiumVision Director uses this mapping to direct DMPs to specific

channels and populate an electronic program guide which lists the available

channels.

NOTE: For information about how to configure the channel lineup

at the headend, see the Cisco StadiumVision Video Headend

Design and Implementation Guide available on

for

qualified Cisco StadiumVision partners.

Defining the Master Channel List

Once channels have been defined at the headend, you need to define a master

channel list on the Setup > Channels page in the Cisco StadiumVision Director Control

Panel.

Consider the following before you configure the master channel list:

Channels to be offered: Decide how many in-house live video feeds you will have

and which external channels you will offer.

Channel Numbering Scheme: You may want in-house channels at the top of your

numbering scheme. You may want your numbering scheme to match the area

satellite or cable numbering scheme. You may choose to hide some of the

channels you have in house.

Channel Guide Appearance: Decide the channel guide descriptions that appear

on the TVs in your luxury suites, bars, and restaurants and whether you want a

team logo to appear on the screen.

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