The Mux window contains the following panels:
- Component Tree
- Input/Output Multiplex panels
- Programs/Tables/DVB SimulCrypt panels
Selecting a port node in the Component Tree causes the Multiplex panel to display on the right. This panel shows a list of multiplexes configured for the selected input or output GigE or ASI port. The view is split in two parts: the top part shows the list of multiplexes for a port and bottom part shows the programs and tables associated with the selected multiplex on the port.
Important: The input line and output line correspond to the same physical port, but they are displayed separately in the Component Tree to let you manage inputs and outputs separately.
The following describes the panels in this window:
- Panel
- Description
- Component Tree
- Provides a hierarchical display of hardware components and inputs that can be groomed through a CAP-1000. Each component is depicted as a node of the Tree.
- Ad Mux
- Show—Shows output multiplexes that are streaming content from an ad server.
- Hide—Hides output multiplexes that are streaming content from an ad server.
- Ouput Mux
- When a GigE or ASI output multiplex is selected in the Component Tree, information about the corresponding mux appears in the Output Multiplex panel on the right side of the window. The columns in this panel can be sorted in ascending or descending alphabetical or numeric order.
- Programs
- Shows programs (groomed or not groomed) on a selected output mux. Shows programs in a mux when an input mux is selected.