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In the example shown in Figure 54, the baseball
player comes from a video stream, while the text
and other graphics are keyed into the video
stream by a character generator.
Supported Video Inputs
Through video capture devices, the player
can accept a wide variety of signal types
for playback and for integration with text,
graphics, and animations. Refer to the DMP-8000
StandAloneModelsTechnicalSpecications
(DD1481866) and DMP-8065.2EmbeddedPlayerTechnicalSpecications(DD2350114)
in Appendix A: Supplementary Documents (p.51) for information on supported input
types.
Supported Video Outputs
Through its graphics and video accessory cards, the player can output a variety of
video signal types. Refer to the DMP-8000StandAloneModelsTechnicalSpecications
(DD1481866) and DMP-8065.2EmbeddedPlayerTechnicalSpecications(DD2350114)
in Appendix A: Supplementary Documents (p.51) for information on supported output
types.
Conguring DPF Input Files
During start-up, the system automatically detects any associated third-party capture
device and creates a DPF le for each device in the C:\ProgramData\Daktronics\
Vnet4\Content\Devices folder. These input les can be triggered from the system’s
control interface such as Display Studio. A DPF le provides the
player with information for the following actions:
Select capture device connected to the video stream.
Specify video ltering.
Enable/disable audio.
Refer to Figure 55 and the table below.
Note: To customize a DPF le, use the automatically generated DPF le as a template,
make any changes using Windows
®
Notepad, then save the le with a new
name. Since the DPF le is re-generated during each startup, if the customized
le is not re-named, it will be overwritten on the next startup.
Parameter Description
uri Unique identier for the device class and instance.
video.lter
FFMPEG-compatible format string. Most commonly used for
de-interlacing. Almost all FFMPEG video lters are supported
(excluding GPL lters). An example of de-interlacing: video.lter=yadif
audio.channels
Incoming audio stream setting. If not specied, any incoming audio
stream is enabled. If set to 0, the audio stream is disabled.
Figure 54: Keying Example
Figure 55: DPF Files

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Daktronics DMP-8000 Series Specifications

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BrandDaktronics
ModelDMP-8000 Series
CategoryMedia Player
LanguageEnglish

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