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Brand: JVC
Category: Camcorder , Software
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Model: JVC GY-DV300U - 1/3" 3-ccd Dv Camcorder , JVC GY-DV5000U - 3-ccd Professional Dv Camcorder
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Application Note 5
Subject: Using Streamcapture/Internet Explorer with a Microsoft® Media
Server
This application note applies to both the GY-DV300/KA-DV300 and GY-DV5000/KA-
DV5000 Streamcorders
Although it is possible to stream video directly to the internet from the KA-DV300 or a locally attached computer, if
you need to provide connectivity to more than a few
users, you must use a Media Server.
Described here, is a method for configuring a Media
Server for streaming from a single GY-DV300/KA-
DV300 or GY-DV5000/KA-DV5000. This can be
done either with a second network interface in the
server, or connecting through an infrastructure, as
discussed here.
NOTE: Even if you are using Internet Explorer and
Streamcapture, you must first install Streamproducer
on the server.
1. The cameras and servers’ network
interface cards should be configured with
static IP addresses.
If you only want to have clients accessing the video from the server, and not be able to connect directly to
the camera, then either use two NICs in the server, or assign two IP addresses to the single NIC in the
server. This is the method that will be illustrated here. Please refer to your NIC and operating system
documentation for assigning multiple IP addresses to a network interface.
In this case, the server should have a local and a global IP address. In this example the local IP address
will be 10.0.10.1, and the global address is 206.229.18.130. The cameras address has been set to
10.0.10.2, in the same network group as the servers’ local IP address.
2. Open Internet Explorer, put the IP address of the camera in the address bar and click ‘Go’.
3. After you’ve connected to the camera, click on STREAM CAPTURE to open the Streamcapture window.
In order to use Streamcapture as a publishing point, you must change the streaming port from the factory
default of port 80 to another free port. In this example, we’ll change it to port 2170.
Here’s how:
4. Click on the ‘VIEW’ button to stop the video display. The button turns from green to
grey.