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TelVue HyperCaster
®
User Manual / v4.3 / July 2014
© 2014 TelVue Corporation 16000 Horizon Way, Suite 500, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
HyperCaster
®
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• PixelTools HDProQT (Microsoft Windows or Apple Macintosh) – HDProQT also supports
preserving Closed Captioning data captured using a Black Magic Designs input card and Apple
Final Cut Pro.
• Womble MPEG Video Wizard DVD 5.0 (Microsoft Windows)
You should always test some sample files with your broadcast server and downstream equipment prior
to committing to a workflow.
The following programs can not only create compatible content, but can also create or help create
CableLabs-compliant files (in all cases) or ATSC-compliant files (in some cases, see below).
• Harmonic ProMedia Carbon (formerly Rhozet Carbon Coder – Microsoft Windows)
• Manzanita Systems multiplexers (Microsoft Windows)
Many of the above systems, unless otherwise noted, include presets for ATSC or CableLabs compliant
streams, and you can just use those presets.
Organize and Add Content
The simplest way to add content to your HyperCaster is with a TelVue
®
Connect™ account. With
TelVue Connect you can upload content to your Media Library by dragging and dropping the video files
over any Internet connection, and then distribute these videos to your HyperCaster channels with a
single click.
If you do not have a TelVue
®
Connect™ account, the following instructions apply:
Organizing Content on the Server
The HyperCaster supports a folder (directory) structure with sub-folders for content management and
playout. The HyperCaster is configured with a primary media folder labeled vol1 (for Volume 1). If
your HyperCaster has been configured for multiple volumes, it might have vol2, vol3, etc. Many
servers have a shortcut to vol1 called upload, so \nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn\upload will take you to
\nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn\vol1.
TelVue recommends that you keep all media files in the primary media folder. Use the Web Application
content management tools to categorize the files and search them based on their
metadata. However, some installations opt to organize media files into sub-folders. If you do this,
adjust the instructions to import content into the correct subfolder.
Storing Files without Including Them on the Content Page
To store content on your TelVue server without tracking it via the UI, create a subfolder named
“hidden” in your media folder and move the content to that hidden folder. Anything stored in
/vol1/hidden, /vol2/hidden, etc. will not be displayed on the Content page but will still be on your
server.
Adding Content to the Server
There are several methods for adding content to the server.
• Drop MPEG2 Files into the Media Hot Folder
• Use Samba to Add Content via Drag and Drop
• Use FTP to Add Content
• A PBCore hot folder is also available. Please contact TelVue Technical Support to enable this
feature.
- HyperCaster® 1
- Safety Requirements 4
- Network and Security 4
- Map the Samba Network Drive 5
- Configure the User Interface 5
- CableLabs and ATSC 7
- Organize and Add Content 8
- Use FTP to Add Content 9
- The Dashboard 14
- Server Health 15
- Field Descriptions 16
- Content Management 19
- Import Content 20
- Show Content Page 22
- Content File Actions 24
- Searching and Browsing 28
- Thumbnails and Table Views 29
- Thumbnail View 30
- Table View 30
- Bulk Actions 31
- Add Program – Using TBD 32
- Playlists 34
- Playlist Actions 35
- My Playlists: Append Content 36
- All Playlists: View Metadata 36
- Content RSS Feed 37
- Programming 39
- Display Options 40
- Search Filters 40
- Event Functions 41
- Channel & Content 43
- Date & Time 44
- Optional Recurrence 44
- Optional Program Guide Data 45
- Channel & Overlay 46
- Feed & Capture 47
- Auto Delete 47
- Native CSV Formatting 53
- Event Actions 54
- Event Actions: Modify 55
- Calendar View 56
- Calendar 57
- Content Search 57
- Search Results 58
- External Sources 58
- Programming Guide Page 59
- Reports Tab 60
- As Run Report Field Headings 61
- Config Tab 62
- Channel Setup 63
- Continuity 65
- Content 68
- Customize Metadata Fields 68
- Import Settings 69
- External Devices 70
- Feed Setup 71
- Overlay “Tickers” and “Bugs” 73
- Simulcast Overlays 75
- ProVue Integration 77
- Remote Server Configuration 78
- Add Remote Server 79
- Edit Remote Server 79
- Schedule Configuration 80
- Security Configuration 81
- Server Management 82
- Changing the Hostname 84
- Running netstat 84
- Set Samba Workgroup 84
- Shutdown 85
- Restart Application 85
- Manage Time Settings 86
- View RAID Status 86
- SNMP Support 87
- Switch Configuration 88
- Configure RS232 Settings 89
- Change Switch Configuration 89
- Lock the Switch 90
- User Management 91
- Edit User 92
- Delete User 92
- Add User 92
- Version and Configuration 93
- Download Log Files 94
- Backups 95
- Typical Use Cases 95
- Live Streams 96
- Appendix: Guide to CCMS Plus 99
- Schedule and Media Imports 100
- Directory Folder Structures 101
- Verification File Export 102
- Tasks Tab 102
- Technical Support 103
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