Grass Valley GV STRATUS Playout v.2.0 - Manual (Page 14)

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Introduction
GV STRATUS Playout system requirements
GV STRATUS Playout system requirements
Browser requirements
• The latest version of Google Chrome is recommended and supported.
• Other HTML5-compliant browsers are available and can be used, but are not officially
supported.
• Internet Explorer is currently not supported.
• JavaScript must be enabled.
• Cookies must be enabled.
• Plugins, such as Java, Flash or Silverlight, are not required.
Client Requirements
Computer:
• A desktop with a wired Internet connection is recommended.
• Laptops, tablets, and other wireless devices may be used, if required. Mobile devices
that support Google Chrome may be used and are subject to the same system
requirements.
• An operating system supported by Google Chrome is required, which currently
includes Windows, Mac OS and Linux. GV STRATUS Playout is browser dependent, but
not platform dependent. For Windows-based systems, minimum recommended
system requirements are Windows 7 with an Intel Core-based processor and 4GB RAM.
Screen:
• A display with a minimum screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels is recommended to
use Chrome at 100% zoom in full-screen (F11) mode. A screen resolution of 1920 x 1200
is recommended for non-full screen mode.
• Smaller resolution screens can be used with Chrome at a reduced zoom.
Clock:
For more information about synchronizing time, see Synchronizing time between GV
STRATUS Playout and the SSP-3801 cards , on page 18.
Media Processing The Media Processing page lists the media files being processed by the
File Processing Nodes. For more information, see
Monitoring and
managing media processing jobs , on page 73.
Settings The Settings page contains a menu of tabs containing configurable
settings for the service. For more information, see
Configuring your
account , on page 17.
Logging The Logging page provides a collection of logs and reports. For more
information, see
Viewing technical logs for the service (System Logs) , on
page 134, Viewing user operations (User Logs) , on page 135 and
Viewing transmission error logs (TX Error Logs) , on page 136.
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