Wegener iPump - Play Recorded Program File

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and tenths of a second. Enter a duration slightly longer than the
expected program length to ensure that you record the entire program.
To record for an indefinite period, enter zero time. The iPump will
continue to record until commanded to stop or until available disk
space is consumed.
NOTE: If the storage capacity is filled over 99% during recording, the iPump
begins deleting existing files in chronological order beginning with the oldest
file. The current recording will not be interrupted unless all deletable files have
been deleted and remaining storage capacity remains under 1%.
e) If the program is classical MPEG, click the appropriate radio button to
select a Single Audio program or All Audio and choose a program
from the dropdown list.
f) Otherwise, if the program is MPEG within IP, click the IP Program
radio button and enter the IP multicast address and port number
corresponding to the desired stream.
g) Click the Record button to begin recording the selected program.
NOTE: To stop recording before the end of the entered length of recording,
click the "Stop" hyperlink for the appropriate file on the Record/Play chart.
Play
Recorded
Program File
Use the following steps to play a recorded or previously downloaded program file:
a) Click the Rec/Play tab from your web browser interface.
b) Select a file or playlist to play by clicking its name under the File
Playback list. The name of the current directory is shown just above the
list of files.
When displayed, you may double click [-Previous
Directory-] to view file names in the next higher directory. Or,
double click any selection displayed in red text inside square brackets
(such as [directoryname] ) to move down to that directory level.
c) If selecting a playlist, you may also click one of the three radio buttons
to either Loop on Last (repeating the last program until stopped by
the user), Loop Forever (repeating the entire sequence until stopped
by user), or Loop N Times (repeating the entire sequence N times).
NOTE: The Rec/Play tab initially displays the contents of the /recorded
directory, but the user may also record to or play from files in other directories.
d) Click the Play to Decoder 1 or Play to Decoder 2 button to
immediately begin playing the program or playlist through the desired
decoder. (Play to Decoder 2 will only appear for dual-decoder