Grass Valley K2 System Guide v.9.0 - Manual (Page 204)

Proxy file: MPEG-4 Part 12 Fragmented MP4 Movie
Live streaming: SDP files and RTP/RTCP streams are compliant with the following RFCs:
• RFC 3350, RFC 4566, RFC 3016, RFC 3640, RFC 5484, MPEG-4 Part 8
Configuring proxy and live streaming settings
On the K2 Summit/Solo system, configure proxy and live streaming settings as in the following
sections. For complete information about proxy and live streaming, refer to related topics in this
document.
Enable proxy files
1. In AppCenter, click File | System | Configuration .
Configuration Manager opens.
2. In Configuration Manager, click the Channel tab.
3. Select a channel.
4. In Proxy Setup settings, set Record proxy files to Yes .
5. Select the audio included in the proxy file as follows:
• Select the first audio input pair to include in the proxy file.
• Select the number of audio inputs to include in the proxy file.
The K2 Summit system includes audio pairs beginning with the first pair selected and then each
subsequent audio pair up to the selected number of audio inputs.
6. If you want to the K2 Summit system to automatically detect scene changes and include them
in the proxy file, do the following:
• Set Detect scenes to Yes .
• Select a minimum scene length. This is the length of time the K2 Summit/Solo system waits
after detecting a scene change to begin attempting to detect the next scene change.
7. Select another channel and configure as desired.
8. Click OK to apply the settings.
Enable live streaming
1. In AppCenter, click File | System | Configuration .
Configuration Manager opens.
2. In Configuration Manager, click the Channel tab.
3. Select a channel.
4. In Proxy Setup settings, set Live network streaming to Yes .
5. Select the audio input pair to include in the proxy stream.
6. Select another channel and configure as desired.
7. Click OK to apply the settings.
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