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Using LAN card/LAN terminal Streaming and Capturing Video
The SA-DV6000 can send video on a pre-recorded DV tape or video from the video input of BR-DV6000.
Capturing (save to disk) of video transmitted by means of streaming can be started/ended on the Client PC. There are three trigger
modes that are supported that, in combination with the trigger mode of the provided application software, enable the VTR operator to
start and stop the recording onto the PC hard drive.
● TRIG – This mode is used to simultaneously record video onto a DV tape and a PC disk. Recording to both is controlled by the REC
and PLAY button on the BR-DV6000 VTR. The PC user must have the trigger mode of Streamcapture or Streamproducer enabled.
● SPLIT – This mode allows independent record to DV tape or PC disk. Recording to DV tape is controlled by the REC and PLAY button
as normal. Recording to the PC disk is controlled by the VTR’s SET button. In this mode it is not necessary to have a tape loaded in
the VTR. The PC user must have the trigger mode of Streamcapture or Streamproducer enabled.
● OFF – This disables the VTR operators’ control of the PC recording. VTR operation is as normal. The PC user can control the saving
of the video on the computer. Instructions for using this mode can be found in the Trigger mode function of the Streamproducer Users
Guide.
Memo
● When performing a different type of transmission, switch the PB/DV IN setting in the SYSTEM menu of the VTR. In addition, set
the INPUT SELECT switch of the VTR to “DV”.
● Depending on the network or operational environment, there may be no video or audio, or the network connection may be
disconnected quitting the capturing process. Although connection may be reconnected depending on the used viewer software,
the capturing process will not be resumed.