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MV-805 IP Multiviewer User Manual Multiviewer Display Output Getting Started 2 - IP Routing (Orbit) 8.6
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8.6 Multiviewer Display Output
8.6.1 Default Multiviewer Display Output
A new MV-805 has a default multiviewer layout (i.e. a default SAM Orbit IP multiviewer
project). The default project:
• Uses just one multiviewer display output (i.e. MV-805 spigot 1).
• Shows the first nine multiviewer inputs in a 3x3 video tile arrangement
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(i.e. video from the first nine MV-805 destination spigots).
This is shown in diagram form in Figure 84.
8.6.2 Viewing Multiviewer Output
An MV-805 unit is ‘IP in’ and ‘IP out’. To view the multiviewer output display image, a video
monitor with a video IP stream input must be used. For a SAM IP routing solution, a SAM
IQMIX card can be used with one or more display monitor(s).
For each MV-805 source spigot:
1. Route the video IP stream from the source spigot
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to an IQMIX card destination spigot.
(For a brief description of making a route,
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see Section 8.7 “Making Routes in a SAM IP Routing System” on page 106.)
This connects the multiviewer outputs to display monitor(s) for viewing. The multiviewer video
wall can be seen, although no video content is present in the video tiles until video sources
are routed to the multiviewer inputs.
8.6.3 Connecting Multiviewer Inputs
In order to see video in each video tile on the video wall, multicast video IP streams must be
routed to the MV-805 unit.
For each multiviewer input (destination spigot):
2. Route a multicast stream to the multiviewer spigot.
(For a brief description of making a route,
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see Section 8.7 “Making Routes in a SAM IP Routing System” on page 106.)
Figure 84 Default Multiviewer Display Output (on Spigot 1)
Audio Bars On-Screen Video Standard
Multiviewer input number.
(1 to 9)
3x3 array of video tiles