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KS-710
User Manual
6.2.10 Encode Profile
1. Video display mode: Available options are NTSC and PAL with the latter the default value.
2. Line out loop through: You may set audio loop output on or off. You may close line out loop through to eliminate
amplification feedback. The latter is a string of sharp swish of high frequency output from a speaker which, in turn,
is collected by a speaker from the same speaker and then amplified and sent to it for the second time.
3. Audio delay: Delay of sound after video transmission. Image of user or video sync with audio output. Video and
audio paired without inconsistence. (Default at 500ms)
4. Remove section of video: Adjust recording interval. If you set this to 1 second, then the recording pauses for one
second intermittently.
5. Intelligent Director: You may set this on or off.
6. Recording mode: Available options are Mixed or Mixed / Original.
7. Encode Profile: There are 6 recording compression format options available.
* See 7.4 for the 6 recording format.
8. Streaming mode: Select streaming destination.
(1) Select Disable to close streaming.
(2) Select RTP unicast to show IP address and connection port. This is used to provide given
single PC connection in the same KS-710 LAN. It requires software capable of network streaming. Take
example. You may enter IP address and connection port for VLC to play instant recordings.
(3) Select RTP multicast to show IP address and connection port. This is used to provide given
single PC connection in the same KS-710 LAN. It requires software capable of network streaming. Take
example. You may enter IP address and connection port for VLC to play instant recordings.
(4) Select Webcasting to input data for Flash-Server.
* See 7.4 for relevant application examples.
9. Recording hard disk:
Select external disk to save your recording files.
* See 7.5 for connection to external disk.
* See 7.4 for recording countdown regulation.
Click
Recording Setting
button at upper right corner of casting console to set up recording parameters.
