Source Configuration

Sources → Configuration

Channel sources can be scanned automatically or configured manually or through API. In this section, you can configure the Sources manually. The different Sources available are SPTS, MPTS, HLS, RTMP, Uncompressed, MPEG-DASH, MSS, and CTP. The manual configuration of these sources varies from each other. Please choose the appropriate Source type that needs to be configured.

CDI, NDI, and SRT (within CTP) are available from version 5.6.0 onwards.

The below icons are present on the top right corner of the Sources GUI.

*Icons*	*Description*
	To add a new channel Source, click on the add icon. Select the desired type of channel to add channel configuration. Please refer to Source types for the configuration GUI for the preferred source. Additional features CDI, NDI, and SRT (within CTP)** are available from version 5.6.0 onwards. Click on submit once the configuration for the desired Source types is done.
	To copy an existing channel configuration, click on the copy icon.
	To edit the details of an existing channel Source, select the desired Source Channel Source Types, and click on the edit icon. Click on submit to save the edited channel configuration. Please note that the channel Source type cannot be changed once configured.
	To delete an existing Source, select the desired Source and click on the delete icon. Click on Remove to delete the channel configuration permanently.
	To refresh the Sources Configuration GUI, click on the refresh icon.
	The channels added through the automatic Scan are visible (grayed out) in the Source Configuration GUI. To add a scanned channel, click on the Add Scanned icon.
	To remove the scanned channel permanently, click on Remove Scanned icon.

The Source Configuration toolbar has the below filtering option with a toggle switch.

*Icons*	*Description*
	When enabled, it displays all the channels that are monitored.
	When enabled, it displays all the channels that are not monitored.
	When enabled, it selects all the channels that are available after the automatic Scan.
	When enabled, it displays all the HD channels.
	When enabled, it displays all the SD channels.
	When enabled, it displays all the Audio channels.
	When enabled, it displays all the Scrambled channels.

Additionally, the configuration toolbar has dropdown lists that can filter the channels available based on Device name, Source type, or Interface ID.

It also has a search bar that can filter the sources based on Name, IP/URL, Port, or Program Number.

The Source Configuration has the below fields.

*Fields*	*Description*
Name	Display name of the channel source.
Access	Channel Source Type.
IP Address/URL	IP address or URL of the channel source.
Port	Source port number of the selected Source type.
Program Number	Service ID, as defined in the PAT table of the Multicast source
Network	Logical network name, as configured under Network.
Device	Monitoring device name.
Level	Monitoring levels (Full, Light, Extra Light). Full monitoring mode where the input source is fully decoded and can be displayed in real time in a Tile of the Mosaic Output, while probed analyzed and alarmed for errors In the Light and Extra Light modes, the system does full time monitoring and alarming on all aspect of the source including the Audio, and time intervals Video decoding and video monitoring, as in the current “Monitor Only Mode” (alarming continues to be full time). Extra Light mode has longer intervals before decoding a full frame of Video compared with the Light mode. The CPU resources for different monitoring modes are: *Full Monitoring* = Regular Hardware usage (SD Points depending on the source) *Light Monitoring* = 0.33 HW usage (SD Points) *Extra Light Monitoring* = 0.2 HW usage (SD Points)
Monitor	Double click to enable/disable. When enabled, the system starts monitoring the source according to the threshold set assigned to it. If the system is in a stack, you will be prompted to select the device from which you want the source to be scanned.
Record	Double click to enable/disable. When enabled, the source can be recorded when the related event is active.
Thresholds	Channel monitoring thresholds set; clicking the magnifier displays the configured Threshold Sets for the respective channel source. To reconfigure the Thresholds, please refer to Thresholds.
Notifications	Channel monitoring notifications set; clicking the magnifier displays the configured Notification Sets for the respective channel source. To reconfigure the Notifications, please refer to Notifications.
Notes	General free text notes about the channel. **From version 5.7.0 onwards MCM9000 supports channels rotation at 90 or 270 degree, enabling potrait view. Please refer to Potrait view of a channel for detailed description.