What to do if the epiphan DVR stream won't play in my media player?
Ensure that the Stream Type matches with the media player used and that you have the correct URL or SDP file for the player. If you still cannot see the stream, try disabling your local computer firewall.
How to improve poor image quality on epiphan DVR?
Ensure the source resolution is used as the output or recorded resolution, because up-scaling and down-scaling can affect picture quality. Also, you can increase the Bitrate value and/or decrease the Limit frame rate value in the Encoding menu.
Why does the epiphan DVR stream keep interrupting?
Ensure the source resolution is used as the output or recorded resolution, because up-scaling and down-scaling can affect picture quality. Increase the Bitrate value and/or decrease the Limit frame rate value in the Encoding menu. Also, check network settings including filters, routers and application settings, because packet loss can result in stream failure.
What to do if epiphan DVR frames per second are lower than expected?
To fix this: 1. Increase the Limit frame rate value and/or decrease the Bitrate value in the Encoding menu. 2. Reduce the number of actions happening simultaneously on the system (i.e. if streaming, recording, and copying files, consider waiting to copy files until after streaming and recording are complete). 3. Enter a low negative value (i.e. -5) in the Frame Grabber's Vertical Shift field. 4. Reduce the number of channels encoding data. 5. Ensure a hardware-accelerated H.264 encoding preset is chosen for all channels.
Why is there no sound from my audio source on epiphan DVR?
Verify that you are using the correct audio input. Check the touchscreen interface for audio monitoring.
How to reduce noise in epiphan DVR audio output?
Modify the Input Amplifier Volume parameter in the Audio menu. Start with setting it to 40% and reduce until the noise is no longer present.
How to check video inputs on epiphan DVR?
Check each source's input from the source preview in the Web Interface. Check the touchscreen interface to view confidence monitoring for each channel.
What to do if epiphan DVR firmware upgrade fails?
Reboot the system and try again.
How to check if video inputs are being captured by Epiphan Switch?
To verify if the connected video inputs are being captured by your Epiphan Switch, you can check each source's input from the source preview in the Web Interface. Alternatively, use the touchscreen interface to view confidence monitoring for each channel.
Details the contents of the Pearl system's package, including cables and adapters included.
Outlines the technical specifications for the Pearl system, covering video inputs, audio inputs, and video encoding.
Provides basic steps to get a single video source configured as streamable and recordable output.
Guides on accessing the Pearl's web interface for configuration and monitoring.
Explains how to access and use the web interface for system management.
Covers managing user accounts, privileges, and security settings.
Details how to configure network parameters like IP address and DHCP.
Instructions for setting and verifying the system's date, time, and time zone.
Describes how to monitor channels, view previews, and audio levels on the touch screen.
Explains how to start and stop recordings directly from the touch screen interface.
Guides on customizing touch screen features like display, previews, and controls.
Explains the concept of channels for organizing and displaying captured content.
Walks through the basic setup of a channel with a single source.
Details creating custom channels with multiple sources, layouts, and elements.
Covers modifying encoding settings like codec, frame size, and bitrate for stream optimization.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered during video input and capture.
Introduces streaming options and considerations for publishing content to users.
Explains how viewers can connect directly to the Pearl to view live streams.
Details streaming to devices like set-top boxes and Smart TVs using UPnP and SAP.
Guides on enabling and managing UPnP for device discovery and media streaming.
Explains the basics of recording output from channels and recorders.
Provides steps to start, stop, and configure recordings via the web interface.
Details how to set time and size limits for recording files.
Covers automatic file uploads (AFU) and manual file transfers to network storage or USB.
Describes using a tablet or mobile device for system monitoring and basic tasks.
Instructions for saving and loading system configurations for backup and recovery.
Guides on resetting the Pearl system back to its original factory settings.
Details on checking for and installing new firmware revisions to update the system.
Covers procedures for checking and maintaining the system's storage drives.
Explains how to integrate the system with third-party tools using HTTP or RS-232 APIs.
General| Recording Resolution | Up to 1080p |
|---|---|
| Streaming Protocols | RTMP, RTSP, HLS |
| Network | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Video Codecs | H.264 |
| Audio Codecs | AAC |
| Recording Formats | MP4, MOV |
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