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For example: A TS contains 2 video programs that could both have the same bit
rate, but one is premium so needs double the bit rate allocation of the second. In
this case the weighting for the premium video should be set to 20 and the second
video should be set to 10.
The weighting parameter is accessible in the video component's menu. In the web
browser click the component in the Outputs panel and select the component tab.
Figure 3.19 Setting Bit Rate Weighting of Component
On the front panel navigate to Bit rate Tracking/Components/<component>.
Table 3.10 Bit Rate Weighting Parameters
Weighting Comment
Fixed
This will result in the user configured video bit rate to be used and the video component bit rate
will not automatically be adjusted.
Minimum
This will result in the video component bit rate being configured at the lowest bit rate allowed
by its video profile.
2 - 20
A numerical entry to determine what proportion of the available TS bit rate should be allocated
to the video component (2 being smallest, 20 being largest).
Note: The weight of the video in the Transport Stream is set to 20 by default.
3.13 How to Return to Default Settings from the GUI
All settings are retained through a power cycle. If the unit seems to be behaving
strangely or you just want to erase all settings then the default settings can be
restored. To restore the default settings navigate to Support > General > Clear
Device Configuration and select the Reset Configuration button. The
configuration will be reset and the device will reboot.
3.14 How to Set Up Audio Pass-thru
When configuring the audio module to pass audio without encoding, it is necessary
to set the audio encode coding standard to Pass-thru before selecting the audio
input format to the pre-compressed format to be passed.
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