Recording & Streaming Settings - Recording optional |
Version V1.62 |
To set resolution and framerate of recorded video files with Cynap Core PRO.
Note the required space when recording video files in the highest resolution and at the highest frame rate.
With the enabled capture feature, additional settings are available. The recording functionality can be managed locally, or remotely by an Opencast, or Panopto server.
Additionally Cynap Core PRO is able to record the network stream of an external camera as a second file in the background.
The current state will be indicated in the settings. Available states are: "disabled", "idle", "recording" or "fail" for Opencast and "logged in" or "not logged in" for Panopto.
Enable / disable Recording. When disabled, local recording will not be available.
Resolution:
360p (640x360 pixels)
540p (960x540 pixels)
720p (1280x720 pixels)
1080p (1920x1080 pixels)
Frame Rate:
High (30fps)
Medium (20fps)
Low (10fps)
Custom Recording Name allows entering a user-defined prefix when starting local recording.
Available when local recording is enabled.
Valid Panopto account must be available. All the necessary login credentials and keys has to be provided by your Panopto administrator.
Remote Recorder mode allows server controlled and Adhoc modes manually controlled recordings.
Type, select login type according your Panopto account.
IP Camera Mode, allows recording of the additional streaming input (Record Stream Input)
File Prefix adds a prefix to the file name for easier identification on the server.
Ingest Time Mode, select AUTO and the recorded files will be uploaded to the server as soon as recording is finished.
Select MANUAL and set the desired starting time, e.g. to upload the files in the night to prevent additional network traffic during the day.
Start Time, allows starting the upload at the desired time.
This field is available in manual ingest mode only.
Status indication to show if the connection to the server is established.
Hostname, input the hostname of the used server, given by your Panopto administrator.
Registration Key, allows using the Cynap as remote recorder to manage scheduled recordings remotely from your Panopto account. The Cynap will be listed in your Panopto account as remote recorder, named with its boxname.
This field is available in Panopto Remote Recorder mode only.
Client ID
This field is available in Panoptp Adhoc OAuth2 mode only.
Client Secret
This field is available in Panoptp Adhoc OAuth2 mode only.
Enable Custom User Login, when enabled the moderator has to login with his credentials when starting a recording.
This fields are available in Panoptp Adhoc OAuth2, and Panopto Adhoc Legacy modes only.
Login button, hit Login and input your credentials in the newly opened web browser window.
Input valid hostname, Client ID and Client Secret first.
This field is available in Panoptp Adhoc OAuth2 mode only.
Username and Password, input your credentials according your Panoptp account.
This field is available in Panoptp Adhoc Legacy mode only.
Root Certificate, this allows authentication by using a Root Certificate (CA) on a protected server.
To load the certificate, click the Browse button and select the respective file in the explorer window (Base-64-coded X.509).
The certificates cannot be loaded when using the local GUI (on HDMI).
Record Stream Input, allows adding external network stream which will be saved as separate video file.
None, receiving streams is disabled.
Generic allows streams using UDP and TCP protocol.
RTSP/RTP over TCP allows TCP protocol only
Record Stream Input URL defines the source of the stream.
By using the test button, Cynap Core PRO will open a new window to show the stream locally.
Time and date of Cynap Core PRO and also the server have to be in sync for proper function (see settings General)!
Valid Opencast account must be available. All the necessary login credentials and keys has to be provided by your Opencast administrator.
Auto mode allows server controlled and Adhoc mode manually controlled recordings.
Type, select login type according your Opencast account.
IP Camera Mode, allows recording of the additional streaming input (Record Stream Input)
Path, allows saving the recording onto the internal data storage or onto the connected external USB storage device.
The external USB storage device has be to formatted in EXT4.
When the external USB storage device should be unavailable, Cynap Core PRO will record onto internal storage.
Ingest Time Mode, select AUTO and the recorded files will be uploaded to the server as soon as recording is finished.
Select MANUAL and set the desired starting time, e.g. to upload the files during the night to prevent additional network traffic during the day.
Start Time, allows starting the upload at the desired time.
This field is available in manual ingest mode only.
Status indication to show if the connection to the server is established.
Hostname, defines the URL address of the Opencast server
(depending on network environment, add the port number)
Username and Password, input your credentials according your Opencast account.
Capture Agent Name, allows identification at the Opencast server.
Workflow ID, allows unique identification on the server.
This field is available in Opencast Adhoc mode only.
Root Certificate, this allows authentication by using a Root Certificate (CA) on a protected server.
To load the certificate, click the Browse button and select the respective file in the explorer window (Base-64-coded X.509).
The certificates cannot be loaded when using the local GUI (on HDMI).
Record Stream Input, allows adding external network stream which will be saved as separate video file.
None, disables receiving any stream.
Generic allows streams using UDP and TCP protocol.
RTSP/RTP over TCP allows TCP protocol only
Record Stream Input URL defines the source of the stream.
Record stream input audio, allows adding the audio content from the stream to the recording.
By using the test button, Cynap Core PRO will open a new window to show the stream local.
Time and date of Cynap Core PRO and also the server have to be in sync for proper function (see settings General)!