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VideoXpert® Professional v 3.17 Operations Manual
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Note:
Hardware acceleration of H.265 is supported on the Shared Displays VX-A3-SDD
and newer, and Enhanced Decoders VX-A3-DEC and newer.
7. (Optional) Click the checkbox to select or deselect Multi-System Access opens without initial
credentials (MSA). In MSAmode, VxOpsCenter will open with no VXSystems connected.
Credentials will be required when you connect to a VX system.
8. Click Apply.
9. To change the VXSystem Connections, click VX System Connections, and then see the section
titled Configuring VX System Connections.
10. When you are done with the reconfiguration, click OK.
Configuring VX System Connections
The list of VX System Connections determines the VideoXpert environments to which your VxOpsCenter
can connect. When users log in with their VideoXpert system credentials, VxOpsCenter will connect
them to relevant VideoXpert environments. If a server is not in the list of system server connections,
users will not be able to connect to it using VxOpsCenter.
Only the Workstation Configuration account can define system server connections. When you add
systems using the Workstation Configuration account, and you are working in MSA mode, you can elect
to provide credentials. If you add credentials for systems, then your Workstation Configuration account
will also immediately connect you with your systems. If you do not provide credentials, then you must
manually enter credentials for each system after you log in as the workstation configuration user. If you
are using Single Server Access mode (non-MSA mode), you must always provide the credentials when
logging in.
When setting up a connection to a server, you can determine streaming performance to the system. By
default, system connections use the best possible streaming options, but you may need to disable
settings or adjust your connection speed to account for the network between the workstation and the
system to which you will connect. See the section titled Understanding System Streaming Performance
Settings.
Working With Systems
Note:The Systems section is only present in Mission Control when you are using multi-system
access (MSA)mode.
The Systems section of Mission Control shows the list of systems you are authorized to access.
1. In Mission Control, click to expand Systems.
The Systems panel lists the systems that are available and whether sources, maps, and plugins
from the systems are being included in the Content list (selected or deselected checkbox). It also
enables you to filter the systems, view the systems list in a standalone window, and edit the
systems.
2. To use the System List Filter:
a. Click Filter to expand the filter panel.
b. Type a value in the Filter by field.
c. To clear the filter, do one of the following:
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Click the clear filter icon ( ) at the right of the Filter by field.
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Click Clear at the upper right of the Systems panel.
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