Manage Stream-Play
Once you've added a stream, the player will display the running video on the main page. From here, you can use the basic player controls to manage your stream, and supervise associated metadata and statistics.
For information on navigating streams that include VMTI data, see Stream-Play with VMTI.
From the Title Bar:
Click
to open the Side Bar. Click
next to the stream title to open the Program and Action dropdown menu.
From here, you can:
Select the the media program for the stream (if multiple are programs available),
Click
Save or 
Save As to save your stream, Click
Copy URL to copy the stream link. Hover over available programs to access the audio and information options.
Click
to open the Audio Tracks list and select the desired audio.
Click
to open the Program Info. Click Copy to copy the information text.
View the stream title.
Tip
For saved streams, the title will be the given stream name.
For streams that have not been saved, the title will show the stream's Protocol, Address, and Port number.
Use the Window Controls to minimize, maximize, or close the player window.
Click and hold any empty space on the title bar to drag the player window.
Tip
The Side Bar must be closed in order to move the player window.
To control the stream-pay:
Click the Play/Stop button
/
to start or stop the video stream.
Tip
You can also play or stop the video using the spacebar on your keyboard.
Track the Video Up-Time on the player.
Click the Snapshot icon
to save an image of the running video feed.
Tip
By default, snapshots save to your downloads using the stream URL, or name (when configured) as part of the snapshot filenames. From the player settings, snapshots can be configured to include Metadata, Statistics, or Overlays. See Play ISR Settings for details.
For streams with multiple audio channels, click the Audio Tracks icon
to select the desired audio track. When Disable Audio is enabled in the Play ISR Settings, audio track selection will be disabled.
Note
Audio streams with ISO 639-2 language codes will be identified as their respective languages (e.g. eng appears as English in the audio track options).
When possible, the player will default to using the same language as specified on the host system running Play ISR.
Adjust the Volume level by clicking the Volume icon
. If the stream has no audio, the volume icon will be disabled.
Note
When configuring audio from the back-end preferences, unsupported values (i.e. values higher than 100) will be automatically set to 100.
Click the Expand icon
to enlarge the video to full screen, and the Collapse icon 
to exit full screen.
Tip
You can also exit full screen by pressing the Esc key, or the f key, on your keyboard.
To enable statistics and/or metadata overlays:
Click the Overlays icon
to open the overlay options menu.
From this menu, select Metadata </> (when available, metadata overlays will be formatted according to MISB ST 1909 standards) or Statistics
to display the corresponding information over the video feed.
Statistics overlay function example:
Metadata overlay function example:
Note
When available, Frame Center coordinates will be prioritized over Target coordinates in the metadata overlay.
To view the stream's statistics and/or metadata detail list:
Click the Tray icon
to open/close a side tray displaying the Statistics or Metadata (when available).
Use the Statistics / Metadata toggle to switch the information displayed on the tray.
Note
For Transport Streams (SRT/UDP) the Play ISR statistics will provide the Program IDs for the Audio and Video essences.
For SRT Streams, the Statistics tray will show Delay and Bandwidth graphs.
Scroll down the tray to reset the statistics by clicking the Reset Statistics button.
From the metadata tab, you can toggle between Basic, Extended, and VMTI (if available) metadata. For more information about VMTI, see Monitoring VMTI Metadata.
In the Basic view, metadata is organized in groups according to MISB 1909, and classification metadata items are consistently displayed, even if they don't occur in every metadata packet.
In the Extended view, metadata items that update frequently will change in real-time. Infrequent metadata values will persist, showing the most recent available data. Older values (i.e. data not received in the most recent packets) are distinguished by their faded appearance.
The time elapsed (in seconds) since receiving the data point is shown in the right-most column.
