Opening Footages

To open a media file, press the button in the bottom left corner:

Alternatively, just drag-and-drop a file from File Explorer straight onto the player screen.

You can also right-click anywhere the player screen and choose the "Open media" command from the context menu:

The following "Open" dialog box will appear where you can select the media file to play:

When the file is opened, the window automatically adjusts to its aspect. If you open a file, the format of which is not supported by Cinegy Player PRO, the following error message appears:

To open a media stream from a URL, right-click anywhere within the player screen and choose the "Open stream" context menu command:

The following dialog box appears:

Enter the URL of the SRT/RTP/UDP or HTTP source stream and press "OK" or simply hit the Enter key.

The system will remember URL addresses you have opened. So when you start typing a new one, the system checks the previous data and if the URL is recognized, it suggests the available address(es):

If you have entered the URL of the stream that is not available anymore, the following warning appears:

Cinegy Player PRO can play Panasonic P2 media files from physical or virtual P2 cards. To open a Panasonic P2 memory card, right-click anywhere within the player screen and choose the "Open container" context menu command:

The following dialog box appears:

Navigate to the local or network folder storing the P2 card content and press "OK". The content of the selected P2 source will be loaded:

The "Video" and "Audio" columns display the icons informing user about availability of the audio and video content for each P2 clip. The number in a gray circle corresponds to the number of video and audio tracks respectively. A red circle with "0" means that audio and/or video is not available:

In rare cases of missing codecs or incorrect decoding, as well as the absence of both audio and video P2 clip content, the "Media Offline" message may appear: