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MasonIP for File to Tape transfers

by Mark Bain - 7/20/07

The MasonIP is the perfect product to perform File to Tape transfers. It is a complete

stand-alone product, without the need of a computer or editing system. MasonIP is

the easiest product to get realtime live video output from a large variety of video files,

either for monitor viewing or for recording out to tape. This paper will discuss how

MasonIP fits into such an environment.

What is the MasonIP?

MasonIP is special type of video decoder. It is a stand-alone industrial player

with brodcast quality video and audio output. It can playback almost every type

of encoded file to SD or HD displays.

How does MasonIP play a file?

Since MasonIP has a network connection, MasonIP looks at servers on the network

and locates and plays any valid video file on any available server. MasonIP has a

built-in file browser, so with the hand-held IR remote control you can navigate

through folders on the servers to find and playback available files.

A Different Approach

Currently if you had some files you wanted to playback, your only option was to

download them to a computer and then attempt to play them back with a media player,

like Quicktime or Windows Media Player. You had to make sure the player was the

latest version, and had the correct codec, so that your file could playback. And then

hope that the playback was smooth without any stuttering. Of course, if you wanted

the file to be output into a video stream, for tape recording or display, then you were

out of luck. All you got was a window on the computer with your video. This does not

help anyone in the Broadcast or Television market.

So with this in mind, we created a new approach for media playback. The MasonIP is

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MasonIP for File to Tape transfersby Mark Bain - 7/20/07The MasonIP is the perfect product to perform File to Tape transfers. It is a complete stan

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not a computer trying to be a media player. That would be impractical. Instead we took a high-definition video player design and added computer func

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Is a network connection fast enough to play video? In other words, can you really play video files over a network connection?Absolutely. Almost all

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How do you configure the MasonIP?MasonIP has a built-in web server for configuration. You just point any browser on any computer system to the IP num

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VIDEO REFERENCEMONITORETHERNETVIDEO EDITINGCOMPUTERDATA SERVERS (optional)MASONIPVTRETHERNETETHERNETREMOTECONTROLVTRFigure 1 - This is a typical wor

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even add additional MasonIP’s and have them all access the same files from different locations. All you need is a network connection.DEMO ROOMTESTING

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MASONIP DETAILED ELECTRONIC SPECIFICATIONS• All Mason products are designed for continuous 24/7 use.• 19” 1U rack mountable all metal enclosure.• No s

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Back Panel:VIDEO OUTPUT EXTERNAL CONNECTIONSComposite Video - BNC x 1 100Base-T (Fast Ethernet) - RJ45 x 1S-Video - MiniDin x 1 USB - Type A Receptacl