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| * heavy: transcode to AVC with the same resolution, frame-rate, and interlacing as the original stream. For example 1080i60 → AVC 1080i60, 720p60 → AVC 720p60. | * heavy: transcode to AVC with the same resolution, frame-rate, and interlacing as the original stream. For example 1080i60 → AVC 1080i60, 720p60 → AVC 720p60. | ||
| * mobile: trancode to AVC progressive not exceeding 1280x720 30fps. | * mobile: trancode to AVC progressive not exceeding 1280x720 30fps. | ||
| - | * internet540: transcode to low bitrate AVC progressive not exceeding x540 30fps. | + | * internet540: transcode to low bitrate AVC progressive not exceeding 960x540 30fps. |
| * internet480: transcode to low bitrate AVC progressive not exceeding 848x480 30fps for 16:9 content, not exceeding 640x480 30fps for 4:3 content. | * internet480: transcode to low bitrate AVC progressive not exceeding 848x480 30fps for 16:9 content, not exceeding 640x480 30fps for 4:3 content. | ||
| * internet360: transcode to low bitrate AVC progressive not exceeding 640x360 30fps for 16:9 content, not exceeding 480x360 30fps for 4:3 content. | * internet360: transcode to low bitrate AVC progressive not exceeding 640x360 30fps for 16:9 content, not exceeding 480x360 30fps for 4:3 content. | ||
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| - | URLs can also use the channel frequency instead of the virtual channel. Use "ch" instead of "v", and the RF channel number or frequency in Hz instead of the virtual channel number. PID filtering is not currently available. | + | URLs can also use the channel frequency instead of the virtual channel. Use "ch" instead of "v", and the RF channel number or frequency in Hz instead of the virtual channel number. |
| - | * RF 14, which is 473MHz, would be http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch473000000 | + | * Example channel 5 is RF 14, which is 473MHz and would be written as <code>http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch473000000</code> |
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| + | * If the channel has sub-channels, you can use the program number to specify the channel with a dash. For example, channel 5.3 might be -3 (program numbers are not always sequential or starting with 1), it would be written as, <code>http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch473000000-3</code> | ||
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| + | </WRAP> | ||
| + | ====Specifying a tuner==== | ||
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| + | The "/auto/" portion of the URL will select the first available tuner. Replacing this with a tuner identifier will force use of a specific tuner. For example: | ||
| + | * tuner0 - the first tuner | ||
| + | * tuner1 - the second tuner | ||
| + | * tuner2 - the third tuner (if you have a 3 or 4 tuner model) | ||
| + | * tuner3 - the fourth tuner (if you have a 4 tuner model) | ||
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| + | The URL for using the second tuner might look like this: | ||
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| + | <code>http://192.168.0.100:5004/tuner1/v5.1</code> | ||
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||