Cinegy supports a number of IP video standards in our IP-enabled products. In order to access IP streams, an URL style string is used to describe them. Usually this URL is generated automatically, but sometimes for various reasons you may need to change this manually.
This document describes the URLs' format in more detail.
An IP video URL will always start with the type of stream you are expecting. Currently, rtp://, udp:// and srt:// are supported.
The Loudness Control in Cinegy Playout is now provided by a third-party Linear Acoustics (LA) professional plugin and as such requires additional Licensing from Linear Acoustics (part of the Telos Alliance). There is an additional License cost incurred for permanent installations. Previous versions of Loudness control are no longer supported.
Cinegy provides the following network utilities:
The Cinegy Network Utilities can be downloaded from both the Cinegy Customer portal and the Cinegy Partner portal. To start using the utilities you should unzip the downloaded package to any folder on a local drive.
Service names and port numbers are used to distinguish between different services that run over transport protocols such as TCP, UDP, DCCP, and SCTP.
General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) interface is a universal interface that can be used to communicate with any devices supporting the GPI protocol.
Cinegy Air products support GPI in 3 different scenarios. It is possible to combine these scenarios in your workflow.
Cinegy Air playlist is a text-based XML file that contains information about each item inserted into it. The XML playlist format uses a simple and flexible item structure.
MOS News System is a news preparation system, which integrates the components of different third-party solutions for controlling the news text, graphics, and video for news stories creation.
This article provides details on how to use Cinegy License Manager as well as troubleshooting failure scenarios.
The logging templates are used in the Cinegy Desktop logging window to provide a customized look and feel for the logging interface.
A detailed description of Cinegy Cinecoder MPEG-2 and MP4 profiles, as well as details on a wide range of settings for the output MPEG stream, are given in this article.