Deployment Guide – DOC. 7693K
AirMedia Presentation Gateway
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The general format for running the installer is as follows:
msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_<VERSION>_deployable.msi /qn <OPTIONS>
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/I is the command line switch that tells msiexec to install the msi (required)
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<VERSION> is the version number of the deployable .msi file
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/qn is the command line switch that suppresses .msi dialogs
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<OPTIONS> is one or more of the following options, separated by spaces:
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INSTALLATIONMODE=--silent – suppresses the launching of the AirMedia
application after installation is complete (the default behavior is to launch
the AirMedia application)
When the option is silent and /qn is used, the installer will suppress any
installer dialogs and the application will not be launched after installation
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INSTALLPATH=<PATH> - installs the application in the specified path on the
device rather than the default location
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SHORTCUTOPTION=<OPTION> - installs shortcuts according to one of four
specified options:
--none - installs no shortcuts
--desktop - installs application shortcut only to the desktop
--menu - installs application shortcut only to the Start menu
--all - installs application shortcut to both the desktop and the Start
menu
Examples of .msi installation are as follows:
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msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_3.0.1.254_deployable.msi/qn
INSTALLATIONMODE=--silent SHORTCUTOPTION=--menu
This command installs the AirMedia sender application silently, without any
dialogs or notifications, with only the Start menu shortcut installed, and without
the sender application starting after installation.
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msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_3.0.1.254_deployable.msi/qn
INSTALLATIONMODE=--silent INSTALLPATH=D:\AirMedia
This command installs the AirMedia sender application with desktop and Start
menu shortcuts, and in a path not on the main Windows partition of the
machine.
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msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_3.0.1.254_deployable.msi
This command may be used to observe the behavior of the installer as it installs
the AirMedia sender application on a machine to validate its operation visually.