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Movie or TV Show can be changed (for more accurate lookups

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Summary of Contents for ContentCentre

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Page 3: ...Backup 8 Installation Requirements 9 Connections 10 Setup Types 12 First time setup 16 First time setup ContentCentre 17 ContentCentre Web User Interface 18 ContentPlayer Video Settings 22 ContentPlayer Audio Settings 23 C4 C 0H4A 8C80 L6DA0C8 24 ContentPlayer Videos Movies and TV Shows 26 ContentPlayer Video Files 30 ContentPlayer Music 31 ...

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Page 5: ... is incorrectly replaced Replacement should only be carried out by an approved service centre Disposal of batteries should be performed according to the manufacturer s instructions Do not expose these products to rain or moisture EEC This equipment has been designed and type tested to comply with EU requirements FCC Warning This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not...

Page 6: ...hical region and have the content owner s permission to do so If you intend to store Compact Discs or video media on this device ensure you own the originals and keep them as a backup SSI take no responsibility for loss of data on this device due to malfunction failure or incorrect operation Limitation of liability SSI cannot be held responsible for any losses incurred during the use of this equip...

Page 7: ...nd ContentPlayer in one room Thanks to energy conscious design and passive cooling both the ContentCentre and ContentPlayer are practically silent in operation and do not necessarily need to be sited in an equipment rack The design of the Stream Media Server system is such that it can be easily expanded by connecting more players around the network allowing for playback of different media per room...

Page 8: ...ve ContentPlayer The ContentPlayer has an identical case style to the ContentCentre with a blue power indicator It doesn t have internal hard discs and the operating system video and audio libraries are stored on solid BC0C4 M0B7 78B 4 01 4B 50BC BC0AC D 0 3 2 4C4 H B8 4 C operation The ContentPlayer has an integral high speed DVD CD Optical Drive for local playback of DVD and CD media 4 Stream Me...

Page 9: ...tilation above each unit and locks the unit in place in the rack is available Part no STR EVO SHELF Power Supply Both the ContentCentre and ContentPlayer are supplied with a 12V 60 72W Power Supply with an IEC C7 mains lead Only the supplied Power Supply set should be used Stream Media System Installation and User Guide 5 ...

Page 10: ...In Mode 1 the Navigation keys step through menus and in Mode 2 the Navigation keys become mouse navigation with additional keyboard functions Modes are switched by the Red and Blue buttons 6 Stream Media System Installation and User Guide Select Button Back Button Navigation Buttons info Button Transport Buttons Home Screen Button Set Mode 1 Set Mode 2 ...

Page 11: ... is that it makes the ContentCentre highly compatible with the majority of multimedia playback devices It also means that the C4 C 4 CA4 20 14 DB43 0B 0 4CF A CC02743 C A064 device for all of the multimedia in the home When the ContentCentre detects that optical media has been inserted it uses a number of algorithms in combination with online 30C010B4B C 0 4 C74 4380 834 8B 2 C08 4A8B43 8 E L 4B w...

Page 12: ... possible to backup and schedule backups of all media on the ContentCentre which provides a separate safer location for backup media System Control A Stream Media Server system can be controlled by several different control devices 74 41 B4A C4A5024 5 A 2 L6DA0C8 0 3 BC0CDB 5443102 C4 C 4 CA4 5A0A43 A4 C4 2 CA C4 C 0H4A D27 0 4 B C4 C 0H4A F8C7 0 CA HBC4 4H 03B C4 C 0H4A F8C7 0 CA HBC4 iPhone iPod...

Page 13: ...ables with RJ45 connectors Note For ease of setup the MAC Address of the ContentCentre and ContentPlayer are printed on the serial number labels on the outer cartons and underside of the units Ventilation Whether rack mounted or standalone both the ContentCentre and ContentPlayer must have adequate ventilation Avoid siting either unit above other AV Components such as AV Receivers Set top Boxes an...

Page 14: ...al Video Cables 74 C4 C 0H4A 8B B78 43 A4 2 L6DA43 C 34 8E4A E834 DC DC through HDMI You must use a high quality High Speed HDMI to connect to other HDMI devices It is also possible on some models to set video output through DV I and VGA Connections Please note that it is not possible to simultaneously output video on multiple Video connections on the ContentPlayer Connections ContentCentre USB Po...

Page 15: ...se C8 0 A 8A4 4BB 4 C4 Device Analogue Audio Out LIGHT BLUE Rear LIME 2CH or Front PINK Sub Centre Analogue Audio Out LIGHT BLUE Rear LIME 2CH or Front PINK Sub Centre PSU Optional Mouse Keyboard HDMI USB Ports for Keyboard Mouse C8 0 A 8A4 4BB 4 C4 Device DVI D VGA Stream Media System Installation and User Guide 11 ...

Page 16: ...ntre and ContentPlayer are both connected to a Gigabit switch which connects to the incoming internet router J The ContentPlayer connects via HDMI to the AVR J The AVR connects via HDMI to the Display J The ContentPlayer automatically negotiates the optimum resolution settings for the display J The default preset audio settings can be used for audio 5 1 HDMI Dolby Digital DTS AAC Multichannel LPCM...

Page 17: ...ia HDMI to the Matrix J The Matrix connects via HDMI or CAT5 extenders to the Displays J The ContentPlayer automatically negotiates the optimum resolution settings for the displays with the matrix J 8C7 4F4A D C8270 4 20 01 4 38B 0HB B 4 5 C74 default preset audio settings can be used for audio 5 1 1H 868C0 0 3 0 01 4 4248E4A 1DC AAC LPCM Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD capabilities are disabled J For dis...

Page 18: ...I to the AVR J 74 LABC C4 C 0H4A 0DC 0C820 H 46 C80C4B C74 optimum resolution settings for the displays with the matrix J As with the Centrally Distributed system some of the 3450D C A4B4C 0D38 B4CC8 6B C74 LABC C4 C 0H4A can be used for audio 5 1 HDMI Dolby Digital and DTS 0 01 4 4248E4A 1DC 1H AD4 0 3 DTS HD capabilities are disabled J For displays that do not support multichannel audio it is ne...

Page 19: ... cont Note When siting the ContentPlayer and ContentCentre in a rack with an AVR and other heat generating equipment ensure that plenty of space allowance is made for heat dissipation ventilation Stream Media System Installation and User Guide 15 ...

Page 20: ...ent video connection to the ContentCentre However depending on the router being used it 867C 14 A454A01 4 5 A LABC C8 4 B4CD C70C 0 38B 0H A 8C A is connected to help identify the IP Address allocated to it by the router 2 Connect the supplied PSUs to the ContentCentre and ContentPlayer using the connection diagram on pages 11 14 of this manual 3 Check that the network cables connected to the Cont...

Page 21: ...ure reliable operation and control of the system it is recommended that the IP Addresses of both the ContentCentre and C4 C 0H4A 0A4 LG43 48C74A C7A D67 C74 4CF A 4CC8 6B 064 the ContentCentre or reserved bound to the MAC Addresses of the units using the router This is essential if one or more ContentPlayers are being integrated with a Control System 74 C74 C4 C 4 CA4 LABC BC0ACB 8C F8 38B 0H 8CKB...

Page 22: ... address of the ContentCentre is always displayed at the bottom left and the remaining storage space is shown to the right to it divided in to media categories The black status box in the middle right of the page populates with information according to what the ContentCentre is doing For example if the ContentCentre is capturing a disc a Capture progress bar will be displayed at the bottom of the ...

Page 23: ... automatically creates a reduced sized copy of the video in MP4 format and places it in the media share on the ContentCentre for use with phones and tablet devices 9 Create an MTS2 copy PS3 When this option is checked the ContentCentre additionally creates 0 7867 34L 8C8 2 H 5 C74 E834 0 3 024B 8C 8 C74 media share for use with other HD Media playback devices 9 Always store media in a separate fol...

Page 24: ...4CB C74 C8 4 I 4 C74 ContentCentre Press the submit button once a timezone has been selected 9 Networking System name the Hostname of the ContentCentre default 2 C4 C24 CA4 Workgroup the network workgroup for the ContentCentre 33A4BB C74 LG43 033A4BB 5 A C74 C4 C 4 CA4 Gateway the network gateway DNS1 2 the Primary and Secondary DNS for the network 20 Stream Media System Installation and User Guid...

Page 25: ...oing so provides greater 022DA02H 5 A 38B2 D B 0 3 A4 4C030C0 F8C78 C74 4380 L 4 including coverart A MyMovies dk API Access license costs 20USD and is available from http www mymovies dk purchase api access aspx Once the license has been registered enter the username and password provided by MyMovies dk in the settings menu and press the submit button to enable it in the ContentCentre ContentCent...

Page 26: ...cted device 74 C74 C4 C 0H4A 8B LABC DB43 8C 0H 14 34B8A01 4 C 20 81A0C4 the screen size to perfectly match the display device it is connected to To do this navigate left or right from the main screen to the Settings menu press select and then navigate down to System and then Video Output Select Video Calibration and then follow the on screen prompts to set the top left and lower right corners usi...

Page 27: ...to the Settings menu press select and then navigate down to System and then Audio Output Use the Select button to switch the various audio options on and off Use the Select button to switch between the various Audio Output options when is hilighted If a digital audio output is used it is also possible to use the option to choose how non decoded digital signals are passed through to the AVR Matrix ...

Page 28: ...lays the TV Show Library 9 Images Displays the Photo Library 9 Weather Displays the weather 9 Settings Provides access to the ContentPlayer settings 9 Shutdown Shuts down the ContentPlayer Any of these menu features can be enabled or disabled Additionally it is possible to enter the settings menu by connecting a USB keyboard and pressing the S key whether or not the Settings function is enabled in...

Page 29: ...then use the up down navigation keys to hilight activate deactivate 0B 0 A A80C4 0 3 A4BB select Press the back key to return to the previous menu NOTE Once the Settings menu has been disabled you can only access it by plugging in a keyboard and pressing S Stream Media System Installation and User Guide 25 ...

Page 30: ...B C74B4 81A0A84B BC0ACB 8C AD B C7A D67 C74 L 4 0 4B C74 ContentCentre in the Movies and TV Shows shares and matches C74 0608 BC 4C030C0 8 6A0 784B 0C8 6B E4A AC 4C2 5A online media databases In the majority of cases the SmartTitling 540CDA4B 5 C74 C4 C 4 CA4 A E834 022DA0C4 H 5 A 0CC43 L 4 0 4B to make this process as accurate as possible However depending on the type of media stored on the Conte...

Page 31: ...r the Up or Left navigation key depending on the view type you are 2DAA4 C H DB8 6 78B F8 1A8 6 0 BD1 4 D 5A C74 45C F8C7 C74 E84F type hilighted Subsequent presses of the Select buttons switch between the available views Note that you can change the view types available from this submenu as well Press the Back button to return to navigate through your selected view type Depending on the view type...

Page 32: ...anually for media that has been added to the ContentCentre by choosing Update Library Additional functions of the option 9 Queue Item Add the title to the list of items waiting to play 9 Play From Here Start playback 9 Remove from Favourites Remove the item from favourites if it has previously been added J Add to Favourites A Movie or TV show can be added to a favourites list and then added to the...

Page 33: ...emoves the Movie or TV Show from the library and optionally deletes it from the ContentCentre If a Movie or TV Show has been added to it can be added to the main menu bar through the menu 34B2A8143 40A 84A 8 C78B 0 D0 1H B4 42C8 6 4 5 C74 LE4 50E DA8C4 4 D 10A 8C4 B 0 3 0 20C8 6 0 3 C8 0 H A4 0 8 6 C74 favourite to it Stream Media System Installation and User Guide 29 ...

Page 34: ...e areas to browse 4 0 L 4 8BC E84F 5 4E4AHC78 6 C70C 8B 8 48C74A C74 or shares on the ContentCentre hilight either or and press the select button By default this information is presented as a list but as with the libraries it is possible to switch views Note that if you do this the last B44 E84F F8 14 B7 F F74 H D A4CDA C C74 L 4B 4 D 0 3 8C4 B that are not in the library or have no metadata will ...

Page 35: ...re Navigate to the Music option from the main menu and press select Depending on the viewtype last selected a list or graphical library is presented Use the Navigation keys to step through media Pressing select 4 B 0 5 34A F74A4 C74 2 C4 CB 4 6 CA02 B 20 14 8 38E83D0 H selected or edited Stream Media System Installation and User Guide 31 ...

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