Cinegy Network Utilities

This tool is used for converting an RTP/UDP stream into the MPEG transport stream file (*.ts).

Run the NetCaptureGui.exe file to launch the Cinegy Stream Capturer utility:

Use the drop-down list to select the stream type – RTP or UDP, and specify the IP address of the stream to be converted.

Select the "Split Recorded File into …​ minute chunks" option to enable splitting the file being recorded into equal segments with specified duration in minutes using the drop-down list.

Select the "Apply an out file name prefix of" option to use the field entry as a prefix for the received *.ts file name.

Use the "…​" button and browse for the output folder to be used for storing the files recorded from RTP/UDP streams.

The NetCapture.exe utility is automatically launched allowing user to monitor the file size while converting is in progress:

Press any key to stop recording; the received file is stored in the defined output directory.

This utility is used for transmission of an MPEG transport stream file (*.ts) into the RTP/UDP stream.

Run the NetSendGui.exe file to launch the Cinegy Stream Multicaster utility:

In the "Source transport stream file" field specify a file to be converted into the RTP/UDP stream using the "…​" button or via the keyboard.

Select the stream type (RTP or UDP) from the drop-down list and specify the IP address to transmit the stream being converted from the *.ts file.

Define the adapter IP address for multicast output using the corresponding drop-down list. All available IP addresses for the machine will be listed automatically.

The stream status is indicated at the bottom of the window:

When no file is transmitted into a stream, the "Idle" status is indicated.

During file transmission, the "Stream Status" section displays the following information:

This information is read-only in the Cinegy Stream Multicaster utility. However, the start point of the file transmission can be edited through creating a BAT file.

Use any text editor (e.g. Notepad) to paste the command and save the file with the *.bat extension. This file can further be used for transmission of the given file into a stream with no Cinegy Stream Multicaster utility required.

To alter the start point of the file transmission, the following text should be added to the pasted string:

-b hh:mm:ss

For example, if the file transmission needs to be started from the fifth minute, the text added to the string shall look as follows:

Save the changes and run the file to start transmission. The following window appears:

Here the start time value is displayed in seconds.