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User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Player Device Manager 1.0
OL-12472-01
Chapter 1 Introduction
Basic DMS Concepts and Vocabulary
DMM Cisco Digital Media Manager is the collective name to describe the Web-based graphical user interfaces that
are preinstalled on DMM appliance s:
•
DMM-Admin — Digital Media Manager – Administration Module . Any DMS operator can use
DMM-Admin to install or upgrade the software licenses to activate DMM-DSM or DMM-VPM.
•
DMM-DSM — Digital Media Manager – Digital Signage Module . Digital signage content managers use
DMM-DSM to centrally manage a network of DMP devices, organize and bind together the elements for
signage, and deliver content to any number of DMP display s.
• DMM-VPM — Digital Media Manager – Desktop Video Module . Video content authors use DMM-VPM to
add, organize, manage, publish, and archive content on Video Portal appliances or other end devices; assign
metadata and keywords; schedule immediate and future deployments to Video Portal appliances or other
end devices; preview content; manage approval workflow and configure interoperation with
ACNS ; create
and manage playlists, tickers, messages, and interstitials; and customize the Video Portal “look and feel.”
DMP Cisco Digital Media Player 4300G . Compact “set-top box” device hardware that delivers digital signage
content to the one DMP display that is directly attached. DMPDM is preinstalled on every DMP.
DMP
display Any television screen or other kind of monitor that is attached directly to a DMP and that shows digital signage
content to an audience.
DMP group In DMM-DSM, a DMP group is an organizational and administrative convenience that helps you to manage any
number of DMP devices as quickly and easily as you would manage one DMP. No physical, logical, or
topological relationship among the DMPs in a group is assumed unless you organize your DMPs consistently.
By registering your DMPs in DMM-DSM and organizing them into groups (by location, display type, or on any
other basis), you can act quickly to activate new settings for, or deliver updated content to, multiple devices
simultaneously.
DMPDM Digital Media Player Device Manager . Web-based graphical user interface, served from a DMP , that you use
to configure the DMP device during its initial setup or to manage the DMP device in isolation, as an alternative
to using the centralized management features in
DMM-DSM .
DMS Cisco Digital Media System is the name of the product family that consists of DMM appliance s, Video Portal
appliance s, DMP s, and all of their associated software components.
encoder Cisco Digital Media Encoder 1000 or 2000.
MCS Cisco Media Convergence Server 7825-H2 or 7835-H1 chassis on which DMS software is preinstalled.
metadata Metadata is a formalized, hierarchical, and logical grammar to describe particular attributes of information,
such as its context or purpose. In DMS , you can enter metadata attributes for the video and digital signage
content offerings that you create. For example, you might use metadata to track when and where you recorded
a particular video stream, who speaks in the video, and to what topics it pertains. When you use metadata, your
information becomes searchable and retrievable in new ways.
planes When you use DMPDM , the attached DMP display represenents video content and HTML content on two
separate, virtual planes , each of which has a potential on-screen size of up to 4096 x 4096 pixels. The video
content plane is always opaque and behind the HTML content plane, for which you can change amount of
transparency. The two planes can overlap and you will see the video content plane
through the HTML content
pane if both of the following are true:
•
You show video content and HTML content simultaneously.
• The HTML content plane touches any of the same x -axis and y -axis coordinates that the video content
plane touches.
Table 1-2 Concepts and Vocabulary
Term Definition