Video stream

Prerequisites

The description below assumes that

•IPTrade components are properly installed and running ;  

•More specifically, IT & voice administrators must check that :

oOptions Video | Enable video module and User settings | Authorize video are enabled ;

oA valid license that includes the item count IPT-PRO-TV (one per trader) is active in the system ;

oThe network infrastructure is designed and configured to permit IP-based connectivity from turrets to Internet TV sites and to sustain the network traffic load ;

Location: Terminal Boot Settings
Video	Enable video module truefalse Key: application.global.video.enable Description: This option instructs the system to load the video module when starting the turret firmware. This option must be set to true prior to setting up the video capability in traders' profile. Constraint: true|false Related settings: Authorize video (profile.setting.authorizevideo) Video,audio output device (application.global.video.outputdevice) Add proxy for video (profile.setting.video.proxy) Accept video streaming site certificates (application.global.video.acceptcertificate)

Location: Terminal Profile Settings
User Settings	Authorize video truefalse Key: profile.setting.authorizevideo Description: This option indicates that users linked to this profile are granted to use a video applet. IT & voice administrators should also ensure that the license loaded in the system includes the item IPT-PRO-TV with the proper counter value (one per trader). Constraint: true|false Related settings: Enable video module (application.global.video.enable) Add proxy for video (profile.setting.video.proxy) Accept video streaming site certificates (application.global.video.acceptcertificate)

Configure the video streams

First, you have to configure the video stream(s) you want to add inside turret profile(s).

1)Connect to the TSS administration console using your preferred Internet navigator and log onto the system with administration privileges ;

2)On the TSS Console, navigate to System > Video Stream Configuration

3)Click on Add new button on the top of the list, it displays the video stream edition form

4)Fill the form with desired stream configuration, logo is optional. If the logo size is too big, it will be resized by the TSS (image ratio is kept).

5)Click on "Save and Go Back"

6)The new stream configuration entry should be present in the list

Configure the applet

The video applet can be enabled in traders profile as per the procedure below

1)From the main menu, select the Account Management > Profiles panel ;

2)Select the profile (shared/private) associated to the user go to the Profile Edition panel ;

3)Open the Screen Layout tab panel ; check the applet placeholder and select Video option in the applet drop-down list ;

4)The video applet is displayed
 

5)To configure video streams to add or remove in the profile, select Video Stream tab

6)The Available Video Streams list contains video streams configured on the TSS and not already added to profile video streams. Select the desired stream(s) to add to the profile

7)Click on the "Add >>" button to add the selected streams to the Selected Video Streams list

8)(Optional) Streams list of a profile can be reordered by simply selecting stream title(s) in the Selected Video Streams list and using the "up" and "down" arrows on the right. It will move the selected stream(s) in the list.

9)(Optional) To remove a stream from profile, select the video stream(s) inside the Selected Video Streams list and press the "<< Remove" button. Video stream(s) will be displayed in the Available Video Streams list.

10)(Note) Inherited from shared profile(s) section in private profiles display inherited Video Streams configured in Shared Profiles. Those video streams are only available if a Video Applet is configured in shared profiles.

Audio output device

It is possible to set-up a list of output device on which the audio part of the stream is played. If this list contains more than one output device, a button appears in the video applet and panel allowing to switch from one device the the other.

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Video	Video,audio output device Key: application.global.video.outputdevice Description: This option gives the physical name of the audio device used to play the audio track received in the streamed media content. The values must be selected in the values provided audio device properties visible in turret Sound Control Panel or in the classical iptrade audio devices on XMA2 or USB turrets. Notes: - If the audio device name provided doesn't exist, the video sound is played on the default audio device set in windows audio settings. - State of devices will not influence whether sound is played or not. Which means that HF devices point out the same physical devices as their LD counterparts. Constraint: Name(s) of a physical audio device(s), separated by semicolon. Possible values on USB Turret: HF, HS1, HS2 Possible values on XMA2: HF, HS1, HS2, LD1, LD2, LD3, LD, HF1, HF2, HF3, HD Possible values on any device: Devices listed in turret Sound Control Panel (system devices) Related settings: Enable video module (application.global.video.enable) Audio device selector (profile.setting.audioselector) XMA2 USB Audio Bridge sound to Loudspeaker 2 Volume (application.xma.codec.8.register.6) XMA2 USB Audio Bridge sound to Handset 1 Volume (application.xma.codec.8.register.0) XMA2 USB Audio Bridge sound to Handset 2 Volume (application.xma.codec.8.register.1) XMA2 USB Audio Bridge sound to Loudspeaker 1 Volume (application.xma.codec.8.register.5) XMA2 USB Audio Bridge sound to Headset (application.xma.codec.8.register.2) Enable ducking for video playback (profile.setting.video.ducking.enabled)