High-Quality Streaming Using Network Client Mode; Configuring Using The Menu; Starting Network Client Mode - Sony PXW-X70 Bedienungsanleitung

High-Quality
Streaming using
NETWORK CLIENT
MODE
High-quality streaming employing Sony
QoS technology is supported in network
client mode by connecting a Sony
PWS-100RX1 Network RX Station (sold
separately) acting as a Connection Control
Manager (hereinafter, "CCM").
Tip
• Basic network configuration is required before
using this function.
For details about the network settings of the
camcorder, refer to "Wireless LAN settings,"
"Wired LAN settings," and "Resetting the
network settings" in "Firmware update"
(Ver. 2.00).

Configuring using the menu

Press the MENU button, enter the
following information in
(NETWORK SET) t [NETWORK
CLIENT MODE] t [CCM SET], and
select OK.
• Host Name: IP address or host name of the
connected CCM.
• Port: Port number of the connected CCM
• User: User name
• Password: Password
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Starting network client mode

1
(NETWORK SET) t
Select
[NETWORK CLIENT MODE] t
[EXECUTE].
2
Select the connection method
(wired/wireless).
The camcorder connects to the CCM.
Streaming is enabled after connecting
to the CCM.
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STRM
NETWORK CLIENT MODE
CCM : Sony CCM
SSID : XXX - XXXXXXXX
A Wi-Fi or LAN
B NETWORK CLIENT MODE
C Streaming status indicator
For details, see "Icon display"
(page 21).
D* CCM name (set on the CCM side)
E* SSID of access point (when
wireless is selected)
* 4 and 5 are only displayed
immediately after connecting to the CCM.
Note
• For details about limitations when running
in network client mode, see "Function
limitations" (page 22).
Tips
• You can assign the network client mode
start/stop function (NETWORK CLIENT
MODE) to an ASSIGN button (page 15).
• The frame rate of the streaming data will
vary depending on the recording settings
for the original file. For details, see
"Network client mode supported formats"
(page 17).
• For details about supported operations on
the camcorder in network client mode, see
"Network client mode/USTREAM
operations and display" (page 21).
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