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Getting Started
DME Admin Guide 13
How the DME Functions
Configure a DME Stream
VC Ga t e w a y
The DME video conferencing solution builds on a simple video conference by delivering a
multi-vendor, standards-based stream that lets smartphones, tablets, PCs/Macs, and TVs
display the video conference. It provides a cost effective way to leverage existing video
conferencing investments by delivering the video conference audio and video as a stream to
other elements in the Vbrick ecosystem.
VC Gateway Configuration
VO D Se rv e rs
The DME engine includes an RTP VOD server, a Multi Protocol VOD server, and an HTTP
Progressive Download server. All stored VOD files are added to the DME via FTP.
The VOD servers support all of the file types shown in the table below.
FT P Se rv e r
The DME has a fully functional Web server that uses File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to
populate the DME with files for progressive download. You can FTP to the
FTP
folder on
the DME or to a sub-folder.
When adding VOD files via FTP, you must wait for the ingestion to complete before the
stream will play in VEMS. You can view the ingestion progress on the
Status
page in the
VEMS client. If the ingestion is not complete, the title will display but the stream will not
play.
Ca c h in g ( H T T P ) Se rv e r
The DME has an internal Web server that serves VOD files via progressive download. It also
serves video content via the various HTTP adaptive streaming protocols. The HTTP content
VOD Server Supported File Types
RTP mp4, mov, m4a, m4v
Multi Protocol flv, f4v, mp4, mov, m4a, m4v (H.264)
HTTP all available files including M3u8
(HLS) and f4m(HDS)