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- #
- # @(#)showmetv-defaults 1.17 14 Feb 1996
- # Copyright 1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- #
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- #
- # ShowMe TV system configuration file
- #
- # This is where a System Administrator can configure ShowMe TV
- # to control the system and network resources that can be
- # used by ShowMe TV. To activate any of these properties, just
- # uncomment the resource (remove the '#' from in front of the
- # resource name), and put the desired value after the ':'.
-
- #
- # RecordMaxFileSize - This resource lets you specify the maximum
- # file size (in megabytes) that ShowMe TV will create during a
- # "Record" operation. Note that this property must be an integer.
- # Note also that if this property is set to 0, no one will be allowed
- # to record ShowMe TV broadcasts.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.RecordMaxFileSize:
-
- #
- # UsersAllowedToRecord - This resource (and the following one) give
- # you control over which users will be allowed to record ShowMe TV
- # broadcasts. This property is just a list of user names. If this
- # property exists, but the list is empty, then no one will be allowed
- # to record.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.UsersAllowedToRecord:
-
- #
- # UsersNotAllowedToRecord - This property is the same as the
- # UsersAllowedToRecord listed above except that it is a list
- # of user names that are *not* allowed record. You would use
- # this property when the list of people that you would like
- # to allow to record is larger than those that you would like
- # to deny recording priveleges. Note that if UsersAllowedToRecord
- # exists, this property will be ignored.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.UsersNotAllowedToRecord:
-
- #
- # MaxFPS - This property allows you to limit the maximum frames
- # per second used by ShowMe Transmitter to broadcast video. The lower
- # the number, the less network bandwidth will be used, but the
- # choppier the image will be.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.MaxFPS:
-
- #
- # MaxResolution - This property allows you to limit the resolution
- # of the video image that ShowMe Transmitter broadcasts. The smaller
- # the resolution, the less network bandwidth will be used, but
- # the picture will be more grainy. Possible values are: "Low"
- # "Medium" or "High" (without the quotation marks).
- #
- #ShowMeTV.MaxResolution:
-
- #
- # MaxTTL - This property allows you to limit the TTL of ShowMe TV's
- # multicast broadcasts. For a description of TTL and its effect
- # on network bandwidth, please consult the ShowMe TV documentation.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.MaxTTL:
-
- #
- # AllowUDPBroadcast - This property allows you to shut off the ShowMe TV
- # Transmitter's ability to use UDP Broadcasts. This is a boolean property,
- # so it can only take on the values of "True" or "False". If "False",
- # the Transmitter will only be able to broadcast using Multicast.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.AllowUDPBroadcast:
-
- #
- # MaxTransmitters - This property allows you to limit the number of ShowMe TV
- # Transmitters that are running on a local subnet.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.MaxTransmitters:
-
- #
- # MaxTunedIn - This property allows you to limit the number of people
- # that can tune in to a ShowMe TV broadcast.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.MaxTunedIn:
-
- #
- # AdvertUDPPort - This property allows you to set the port used
- # by ShowMe TV to send and receive program information for UDP
- # broadcasts.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.AdvertUDPPort:
-
- #
- # AdvertMCastPort - This property allows you to set the port used
- # by ShowMe TV to send and receive program information for multicast
- # broadcasts.
- #
- #ShowMeTV.AdvertMCastPort:
-
- #
- # AdvertMCastAddress - This property allows you to set the multicast
- # IP address that ShowMe TV will use to send and receive program
- # information for multicast broadcasts
- #
- #ShowMeTV.AdvertMCastAddress:
-
- #
- # AllowRemoteDisplay - This property allows you to control whether or not
- # users can display the showmetv Reciever on a remote display (by using
- # -display or setting the DISPLAY environment variable). This is
- # a boolean property, so it can only take on the values of "True" or
- # "False". If "True" the Receiver will be able to display on remote
- # displays. By default this property is "False"
- #
- #ShowMeTV.AllowRemoteDisplay: False
-
- #
- # AllowNFSIO - This property allows you to control whether or not
- # users can read and write (i.e. load and record) files that
- # are on NFS mounted filesystems. This is a boolean property, so
- # it can only take on the values of "True" or "False". If "True"
- # users will be allowed to load and record movies on NFS mounted
- # filesystems. By default this property is "True"
- #
- #ShowMeTV.AllowNFSIO: True
-
- #
- # ShowMeTV.DVI*RTPType - These 3 properties let you specify what
- # RTP payload types ShowMe TV and ShowMe Transmitter should use
- # when broadcasting IMA ADPCM compressed audio at 11025, 22050, and
- # 44100 samples per second. At the time ShowMe TV/Transmitter 1.1
- # was released these types had not been formalized in the RTP Profile
- # and therefore are subject to change. We provide these resources in
- # case the payload types do change in the future.
- #
- # If you only use ShowMe TV/Transmitter to interoperate with itself, then
- # you have no need to ever change these values. But if you find that
- # ShowMe TV does not operate with other RTP compliant applications when
- # using DVI (IMA ADPCM) compressed audio at these sample rates, then you
- # may want to get ahold of the RTP Profile and see if these values have
- # changed.
- #
- # Remember, if you ever change these values they must be changed for
- # the Transmitter, and all Receivers that will be receiving the broadcast.
- # DON'T CHANGE THESE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!
- #
- #ShowMeTV.DVI11025RTPType: 16
- #ShowMeTV.DVI22050RTPType: 17
- #ShowMeTV.DVI44100RTPType: 18
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