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Available Multicast Streams
The SME100 uses the IGMP multicast protocol to push or pull streams. The IGMP multicast
protocol provides increased bandwidth efficiency because the SME100 will only send data
when a connection is made by the user. All network switches and routing equipment must
be properly configured to support IGMP snooping and IGMP query to avoid flooding all
endpoints with unnecessary streaming traffic.
The table below indicates the approximate number of multicast streams that are supported
by the SME100 when using the IGMP multicast protocol. Operating at different resolutions
using higher or lower bit rates may increase or decrease the scalability of the streaming
system.
NOTE: For networks not configured to use the IGMP multicast protocol, consider
using a media server to deliver multiple unicast streams to control PCs and viewing
devices (see the separate publication "Streaming to Wowza Media Server 3" at
www.extron.com).
Multicast
Resolution
(Pixels x Lines)
Recommended
Video Bit Rate
(Kbps)
Approximate Number of Multicast
Streams
Push Pull
480 x 360 2700 No Limit 75 to 85
720 x 486 3600 No Limit 74 to 85
1024 x 768 4500 No Limit 57 to 65
1280 x 720 5500 No Limit 45 to 64
1920 x 1080 7500 No Limit 12 to 48
NOTES:
The number of available pull streams is dependent on bandwidth and
content (high motion or static content).
The following configuration options were set on the SME100:
• Stream Type = CBR
• GOP Length = 30
• Stream Mode = Video/Audio
• Pull Streaming Method = Multicast UDP
• Push Streaming Method = Multicast UDP or RTP
If more streams are required, setting up a media server is the next step in expanding the
streaming architecture. A media server provides a scalable live streaming media solution.
For information on setting up a media server, see "Streaming to Wowza Media Server 3"
available on the Extron website at www.extron.com.
SME100 • Reference Information 165
- User Guide 1
- Safety Instructions 2
- FCC Class A Notice 3
- Specifications Availability 4
- Contents 5
- SME 100 • Contents vi 6
- Introduction 7
- SME100 • Introduction 2 8
- Suggested PC Requirements 9
- Features 10
- SME100 • Introduction 5 11
- SME100 • Introduction 6 12
- Definitions 13
- SME100 • Introduction 8 14
- SME100 • Introduction 9 15
- SME100 • Introduction 10 16
- STREAMING MEDIA ENCODER 17
- S-video (YC) 18
- Balanced Audio Output 19
- Unbalanced Audio Output 19
- Connected RS-232 20
- Device Pins 20
- Modes 4 and 5 21
- Hardware Setup Overview 23
- SME100 Power Up Procedure 24
- SME100 Network 25
- Configuration 25
- Protocols Used for Streaming 26
- SME 100 sends data to 27
- Front Panel 28
- Operation 28
- select a submenu option 29
- User Presets 30
- Encode Presets 31
- Streaming Presets 32
- 00000 00000 37
- 0640 0480 37
- 064 064 37
- • Video / Audio 39
- • Video only 39
- 1 to 30. The default is 30 40
- Stream Config Menu 41
- Advanced Config Menu 42
- About the Auto Memory Submenu 44
- About the Auto Image Submenu 46
- Comm Settings Menu 49
- IP), subnet mask (SM), and 50
- GM) submenus (see figure 25) 50
- Settings menu 50
- Default Display Cycle 51
- Web-based User 52
- Interface Operation 52
- SME100 Media Players 53
- Live View Page 54
- Stop button 55
- Live View Page Notifications 56
- Installing Media Players 57
- Windows (see figure 32) 58
- Run to begin the download 59
- Next to 60
- OK (see figure 44) 64
- Next (see figure 45) 65
- Next (see figure 46) 65
- Install 66
- Using VLC 70
- Tools menu, select 71
- Video Effects tab and under 71
- Using QuickTime Media Player 72
- Status Page 73
- Configuration Page 75
- File Management Page 75
- Adding Directories 77
- Uploading Files 78
- Saving Files 78
- Managing Files Using FTP 79
- Backup / Restore Page 80
- Control Page 83
- 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e 2f 2g 2h 2i 84
- User and Input Presets 88
- Saving or recalling presets 89
- Renaming presets 89
- Web-based 90
- System Settings Page 91
- II) [RFC 1213] 93
- Encoder Settings Page 94
- Using Encoding Presets 102
- Using Streaming Presets 103
- Live View Settings Page 104
- Embedding the SME100 Stream 107
- Port Settings Page 109
- Advanced Settings Page 111
- Creating a Custom EDID 113
- Matrix Switcher Syncing 115
- Advanced Settings 117
- Disabling Sync to Matrix 118
- Security Page 119
- Firmware Upgrade Page 121
- Reset Page 122
- Communication and 123
- Software Overview 124
- Installing the software 125
- Running DataViewer 125
- Enter SIS 126
- Commands 126
- Responses 126
- USB tab 128
- Using Telnet 129
- SME100-initiated Messages 130
- Error Responses 131
- 06 / 14 / 11 – 13 : 40 : 03 136
- 137
- SME-100-HD/SD-00-02-3D 138
- E13 error 138
- View GMT offset 153
- Set daylight savings 153
- 192.168.254.254, and the 159
- 255.255.0.0 159
- Power Save Mode 161
- Reference 162
- Information 162
- Streaming Playback Methods 163
- 192.168.254.254 164
- Please enter a network URL 165
- (SAP) (see figure 108) 167
- Available Unicast Streams 170
- Available Multicast Streams 171
- IP Addressing 172
- Subnet Mask 173
- Port Number 173
- Choosing IP Addresses 173
- Response Messages 174
- Pull streaming (RTSP) 175
- SME100 Firmware Updates 176
- Browser Configuration 178
- Sites button and allow the 179
- Plugin Compatibility 182
- Player Compatibility 183
- Media Server Compatibility 183
- Mounting the SME100 184
- Contact Information 185
- Extron Warranty 185
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