User`s guide

Digital Rapids TouchStream

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Network Settings

After you have physically connected the TouchStream unit to the network with a

cable, you may have to configure the network settings using the TouchStream

software. The system default is to automatically obtain an IP address and DNS if

the network supports this capability. Otherwise you will need to ask your network

administrator for the appropriate IP settings and you will have to enter them

manually.

Please see Connecting to the Network on page 6 for more information.

Customizing TouchStream Projects

If you are not familiar with the Digital Rapids Stream or Stream Live software, you

should contact Digital Rapids Support for help customizing your projects. Please

see Contact Information on page 38 for the Support office in your region.

Files that you may want to access are stored in a shared directory, to allow

remote updates from another system on the same LAN. To access these folders

from another computer, you will need to browse to the TouchStream and use the

username touchstream with password touchstream.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you add a file to a TouchStream folder you will need to

restart the TouchStream software before the new file will be shown in the

TouchStream interface.

Shared files are located in the following sub directories:

 Projects: The projects contain the encoder output settings (codec

profiles), detailed output settings, and some additional settings that will

be used by TouchStream unit when running an encode.

 SourceProfiles: These are the Input Settings used to select the video

and audio inputs used. If you create new source profiles be sure to name

the first audio in the source profile ―Audio 1‖, no matter which audio input

was used, so that the inputs will be compatible with the TouchStream

projects that are installed with the unit.

 Overlays: These are the graphics used by the Video Settings Graphic

Overlay. The unit supports 32-bit and 24-bit BMP and Photoshop PSD

files, as well as 24-bit JPG/JPEG files.

 SDP: If you are using a broadcast output that generates SDP files, they

will be found in this folder.