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NCast Presentation Recorder Reference Manual

4. On the Quick Start page select the Channel Layout you desire. The icons represent the composition

of the frame which will be recorded and allow for many different combinations of video inputs,
graphics inputs and graphical overlays.

5. The dialog box allows you to choose one of the unit's standard video profiles and permits you to

upload a custom graphical overlay to replace the factory default.

6. Select the Video and Audio sources you have connected to the recorder. The “Main” input is

normally associated with graphics capture and the PIP input usually contains the video camera. You
should see your captured graphics and video on the local display screen. Check your audio levels on
the meter.

7. Press the Streaming Start button to activate the stream.

8. Click on the Streaming View button, press “Launch Quicktime Player in Window”. This dialog box

allows you to connect different media desktop players using multicast protocol. If your network is not
multicast enabled you must be on the same LAN segment as the encoder. Your client player should
launch and you should see your captured graphics and video. For other client players, try clicking on
the “SDP” link.

9. You’re done!

2.1.3. Long Start

Read this whole manual from cover to cover (RTFM). There are hundreds of different configuration
options for a Presentation Recorder, allowing the setup and composition of many different formats,
resolutions, PIP options, layouts, bit-rates, frame-rates, start and stop and scheduling options and the
like. You can automatically upload your archives to a video server. You can tag your archives
automatically with course numbers and notes. You can add your own customized graphic overlays to
the captured graphics and video. Transmission can be automated so that all that is required is to
press the power-on button.

Please feel free to contact NCast Corporation if you have any questions about the use or
configuration of the Presentation Recorder.

NCast Corporation

Revision 2.2

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