How to Play Live Video out of a 1 Input Standard Video System
Topic
- How do I play live video out of my Standard Video rack?
Environment
- Product: 1 Input Standard Video Rack FY18 (Shipped 2017)
- Components: DMP-8000
- Control System: Show Control
Steps
- Locate your camera or live video source. Determine what cable connection your camera requires.
- Plug your camera into the front of the rack. You can use SDI, Composite or Component cables.
- To take SDI out: Plug a BNC cable from your camera to the SDI input connected to the DMP-8000. (This is the most common connection used.)
- To take Composite out: Plug in a yellow video cable from your camera to the ADC #1 video converter on the front of the rack. You will need to use an RCA to BNC connector.
- To take Component out: Plug in the red, blue, green video cables from the camera to the ADC#1 video converter on the front of the rack. You will need to use an RCA to BNC connector.
- If you are using SDI video, skip this step and proceed to step 4. If you are using analog video (component, composite, or s-video,) make sure the analog to SDI video converter switch (ADC#1) is set to the correct input switch.
- If using Composite video make sure the converter is set to composite. (Switch #5 On, the rest off)
- If using Component, make sure the converter is set to component. (All switches set to off)
- If using S-Video, make sure the converter is set to s-video. (Switch #4 and #5 are On, the rest off)
- Hit the Full Screen Video button found in Display Studio. You should see your live video playing out to your display. If no Full Screen Video button is present, proceed to step 5 to create one.
- In Display Studio, create a new button to play out the file input_SDI.vmpl.
- Right click in a scripting container and select New Button.
- To start a line of script, select the + icon in the bottom left of the newly created button.
- In Step 1, choose 8000 Player Control.
- In Step 2 choose the zone where you want the live video to play. (This is either the input zone or scaled video zone).
- In Step 3 choose Play.
- In Step 4 click Add. Navigate to input_SDI.vmpl. The default location is C:\ProgramData\Daktronics\VNet4\Content\
- On DMP-8000 v7.13+ reference Video: How to set live video through Show Control and Venus Control Suite using a .DPF File
- In Step 5 click continuous.
- Click Save.
- Play out your new button and you should see the live video play on the display.
- Right click in a scripting container and select New Button.
Watch the video below for more information on getting started with live video.
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