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Mil1394 Player
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toggle button. The second counter shows the total number of packets to be sent.
Time indicators
The first ‘time indicator’ shows either the remaining or elapsed time, which can be switched with the toggle
button. The second time indicator shows the total time needed for the Regeneration file to be played
completely.
8.2.2. Bus settings
The user interface consists of a number Mil1394 Player bus setting dialogs, one for each bus on the used
FireSpy. These setting dialogs contain information about the Regeneration file, and can be used to setup
how the Player will play the loaded data.
The Player bus settings contain 3 elements: A node selection, a table with packet information, and a
memory bar.
Selected file node
The 'Selected file node' dialog shows how many nodes are available in the Regeneration file. These
nodes correspond to the nodes that are used in the Recorder to create the Regeneration file. Use this
dialog to select which recorded node must be played on which FireSpy bus.
Packet Information table
The 'Packet Information table' shows an overview of the data from the selected regeneration file node. It
displays the total number of packets that are recorded on this node, and how many are already sent when
playing the file.
This dialog can also be used to select which channels will be used when playing the Regeneration file.
Memory bar
The bar at the bottom of the box displays the memory status of the FireSpy. As the data from the
Regeneration file will be uploaded to the FireSpy, the memory bar will be filled. More memory space will
become available while playing the file, so playing large files is also possible.