Sources Pane | Haivision InfoCenter

The Sources pane of the Master Control screen displays the connected encoders, receivers, and transmitters as individual tiles. The Sources pane includes a toolbar at the top to allow you to configure how you want to view your source tiles:

	Use the Sources Filter button in the toolbar to make the number of tiles more manageable by changing the selections on the dropdown menus to display only the selected source types or status. Sources Filter
	Use the Groups Filter button in the toolbar to make the number of tiles more manageable by changing the selections on the dropdown menus to display only the selected groups. Groups Filter
	You can also use the search text box to quickly find the source appliances you desire (see the following note). Select an appliance label or type a string in the text box. Search Box Note As you type in the search text box, the list of sources and labels in the search dropdown updates in real-time. However, this only searches the source and label names. Select the desired source appliance or label from the dropdown. Search as You Type After typing and pressing Enter key, the following fields are searched: appliance name, type, firmware version, destination device name, description, group name, labels, and serial number (transmitters). For each additional string or label you enter an AND operation is performed by the search.
	The Tile (icon) view icon switches the display of the source tiles into a simplified grid view. See the following section for more details.
	The Detailed view icon switches the display of the source tiles to a detailed list view. See the following section for more details.

Tile and Detailed Views

Clicking the and icons switches the display of the source tiles. See the information in the following tabs for the description of each view:

Tile View

In Tile view, each source tile consists of a thumbnail preview (except for Makito X Encoders and External Sources) and various status and control items.

	Stream Status	Colored bar indicates the current status of the stream. Live, File Forward (Transmitters), or Record (Transmitters) Running (but not Live) Warning Inactive/Offline Starting Error If the stream is currently Live, File Forwarding, or Recording, a corresponding status box appears under the bar: , , and . Note When a transmitter is in data bridge mode, a icon appears in the tile next to the Stream Status: Data Bridge Stream Status When a transmitter’s reported temperature is in the warning or critical level, a or icon appears in the tile next to the Stream Status: Temperature Warning
	Input Video Source (Makito only)	Shows the assigned video source for the stream.
	Video Encoder Core (Makito or Pro4 only)	Indicates the assigned video encoder core for the stream.
	Start/Start Stream buttons	Buttons to start/stop the Live stream.
	Expand Stream Details button	Expands the tile to show detailed information about the source, including bitrate graphs, options to change the latency and change the maximum bitrate, and modem status (field units only). SeeViewing Source Status for more details. Note Not available for External Sources.
	Stream Name and Bitrate	Shows the name of the stream and the current received bitrate.
	Input Audio Source (Makito only)	Shows the assigned audio source for the stream.
	Volume Meters	Indicates the current left/right channel volume. Only appears when the stream is Live.
	More Options	Button to show more options for the source, allowing you to access the source web interface or go directly to the source appliance in the Appliances menu .

Detailed View

In Detailed view, the same information from tile view is available, plus additional statistics and status.

Note

Detailed view is not available for External Sources.

	Bitrate	Instantaneous bitrate of the source stream.
	Elapsed Time	If applicable, the elapsed time of the source being Live.
	Device Type and Version	Lists the appliance model and current firmware version.
	More Options	Button to show more options for the source, allowing you to access the source web interface or go directly to the source appliance in the Appliances menu .
	Bitrate Graph	Graph of the bitrate for the previous five minutes.
	Volume Meters	More detailed view of the volume meters showing up to eight audio channels.
	Latency and Capped Bitrate	Current defined values Transmitters: Values may be changed during a Live stream. Makito Series: When offline, only capped bitrate can be changed. When online, both values can be changed. Values also persist after stopping/stopping a connection.