Graphic overlays – TelVue HyperCaster® User Manual
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To add a stream source, click the Add Stream Source
button and fill in the fields.
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Type – Select a stream type such as Unicast from
the drop-down list.
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Name – Type a name for the stream source to
identify it when scheduling.
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Description – Type a description of the stream
source, if desired.
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IP Address – Type the IP address of where the
stream source originates.
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IP Port – Type the 5-digit port number between
50000 and 65535 to receive the UDP packets for this
stream source. Many installations select a random 5-digit number in this range. Make sure it
is not the same as an existing stream source IP port number.
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Protocol – Select a protocol such as UDP from the drop-down list.
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Max Bit Rate
– E
nter as accurate an estimation of the total multiplex rate of the incoming
video as possible. If your channel output requires a specific multiplex rate, it is up to you to
ensure that your incoming feeds match.
When you have finished, click Add to add the stream source or Cancel to stop. The new stream
source will be displayed on the list.
To change the information for a stream source, click the Edit icon. To delete a stream source, click the
Trash icon.
Graphic Overlays
The optional integrated graphics add-on – which requires
TelVue ProVue IP Decoder
integration –
allows you to manage station identification “bugs”, scrolling “tickers” across the screen, and “snipes”
for additional on-screen information. This works with both external TelVue ProVue decoders and
integrated decoders in a HyperCaster SDI or HyperCaster Analog model.
A “Ticker” is a text crawl overlay that can be used to run a message across the television screen
during a broadcast. A “Bug” is a graphic, usually the station logo, which can be placed anywhere on
the screen, but is usually placed discreetly in one corner. A “Snipe” is an automated on-screen
message that is most commonly used to promote upcoming programs on a TV channel, but can be
used to display other forms of information as well.
To manage graphics, go to the “Overlays” section under the Config tab of the HyperCaster interface.
“Tickers”: Creating a Text Crawl
Click on the “Tickers” link to see (and set) which text crawls are active on which channels.
To create a new ticker: select the “add” button on the right hand side of the interface to be brought to
the New Ticker Overlay page.
To edit an existing ticker: click on the ticker name to get to the editing interface.