Security Reference Guide — Doc. 7693AC
AirMedia® Presentation Gateway • 45
After the folder is created on a Windows computer, the configuration file must be created. On
macOS, a blank file is automatically created. The config.ini file contains the location of the room
list XML file. The file contains two items: the section
Crestron
and the key
XMLPath
. An
example of a config.ini file is shown below.
[Crestron]
XMLPath=M:\config\airmedia\room_list.xml
When the AirMedia sender application starts, it attempts to read the file at the location
specified by the XMLPath. Consider the following when specifying an XML path:
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Do not enclose the path in quotes.
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Environmental variables are not supported.
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When updates are necessary, a change applied to this file when it's administered locally or
on the network will allow users quick access to the available AirMedia rooms.
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On Windows:
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Local and network paths are allowed.
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HTTP/HTTPS paths are allowed.
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On macOS:
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Network paths are not allowed.
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HTTP/HTTPS paths are allowed.
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Certain local paths are allowed (Desktop, Documents, Applications, Downloads,
Movies, Music, Pictures, Public or locally mapped cloud service directories such as the
Dropbox®, Google Drive™, OneDrive®, Box, or iCloud® services).
Room List (XML File) for Windows and macOS
The room list file is an XML file that defines the devices and their connection parameters. The
specifics of the XML file schema are defined in the table below.
