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VideoXpert® Professional v 3.17 Operations Manual
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The Fixed buffer size setting is for customers who want tighter control over per-stream
memory usage and/or end-to-end latency of live streams.
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Connection Speed determines the type and resolution of video available to you; at slower
connection speeds, you will receive video transcoded into lower resolutions. When streaming
JPEGs, your connection speed determines the compression of JPEG images (the lower the
speed, the greater the compression).
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512k restricts you to JPEG streaming.
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1 Mbps restricts video to CIF resolution (352 x 240) or smaller.
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5 Mbps restricts video to D1 resolution (720 x 480) or smaller.
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10 Mbps restricts video to secondary streams when available.
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Connection speeds greater than 10 Mbps can access full resolution video. Options are 50
Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 10 Gbps.
Configuring Shared Display Mode
A Shared Display is a workstation that provides monitor wall functionality within VideoXpert. In this
mode, local controls are disabled; you will not control the application locally. Rather, you and other users
will send tabs and video to the shared display and control the shared display remotely.
Your workstation must have one or more, locally-connected monitor(s) to support Shared Display mode.
Putting the VxOpsCenter in Shared Display mode causes the VxOpsCenter application to start and log-in
automatically when Windows starts. Because the workstation is intended to start without user interaction,
it is recommended that you configure Windows to start and log-in automatically for shared displays.
The user account you provide when setting up Shared Display mode must have the Setup Edge Devices
and Manage Display Devices permissions. The account should also have rights to view and control any
cameras you send to the monitors; the shared display cannot display cameras it does not have
permission to access, even if the user sending something to the shared display has permission to view
those cameras.
Note:Shared display is not available if multi-system access is enabled.
To configure an VxOpsCenter for Shared Display mode:
1. If you have not already done so, access the Configure Workstation window:
a. Log into VxOpsCenter with the Workstation Configuration account.
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In Mission Control, click the User Menu icon ( ), and then select Configure Workstation.
2. Click the Workstation Settings tab.
3. At the top of the window, click to select the checkbox for Shared Display.
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