That is some old school stuff that probably requires some old school programming.

Back in the CNMSX era most AV gear didn't have discreet power codes, The solution was to use the play command to turn on the device (or anything else on the remote that would power it on, sometimes hitting eject would do it) then use the power command to turn it off. If you used play to turn it on the stepper sequence would be play > stop, to turn it off you would use play > stop > power.

It's a kludge since anytime you turn off the room the players turn on and off again, but sometimes it's the only way.

At some point Sony DVD's got discreet power commands, you could try one in the data base that has the discreet commands and see if they work. But I don't remember aver seeing a VCR with discreet power commands,

Crestron uses the term "Recovery Procedure" when referring to resetting a device (to "fresh out-of-the-box state" or "factory defaults") when credentials need to be cleared or there are issues communicating with the device.

Recovery Procedures are intentionally hosted in Online Help articles that require dealer/partner level logins, rather than being made publicly accessible in product manuals, to help mitigate risk of devices being reset by bad actors.

On Fri, Mar 17, 2023 at 04:12 AM, <lo@...> wrote:

works in my TSW-770 touchpanels but did not show up on my TST-902.

Start by reviewing the streaming device settings.
Typically (if possible) you'll want to set up a new substream with very low settings (480p@10fps, etc.) to test with, then gradually increase its resolution/framerate/bitrate from there.

shows the max recommended stream settings for each panel.
x70 supports 1920x1080@30fps?20Mbps,HighProfile.
x52/x02 supports 1280x720@15fps?768Kbps CBR, BaselineProfile.

OLH also notes some helpful cmds like MEDIAPLAYERTCP that you may want to try adjusting if the low res substream still isn't showing.

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hello sir i want to ask tst with cen-gwexer i can't communicate is there any solution

Guys, were you able to control it?
I have a collage just asking for this exact thing and he is not being able to control the tv with the described api.
TV is responding to pings, so it's alive.

Thanks

First thing that comes to mind - is your camera stream h265? If it is, that will be decoded on x70 but not on older panels like the 902.

If it is h264 or MJPEG, lower res/refresh/bitrate till 902 displays it. It is after all 10 years old hardware (internals).

For the TST-902 I have enabled both RF & Wifi, nothing shows.

I actually entered the URL in the RTSP Diagnostics in the setup:
rtsp://name:[email protected]:554/Streaming/channels/101

This rtsp URL works in my TSW-770 touchpanels but did not show up on my TST-902. That's why I'm puzzled what have I done wrongly that no streaming video showed up?

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Thanks Tony, I'll report back if these work.

hat project explains the API pretty well.

I used these with a SWAMP. Hopefully the AAE uses the same.

Does anyone know the part number and/or where to get speaker connectors for an AAE?

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"* Video streaming feature is deprecated on XPanel 2.0 Smart Graphics. While some video streams may work, streaming is not recommended."

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"Voice recognition, streaming video, web browsing, and dynamic graphics capabilities require dual-mode wireless (ER and Wi?Fi communications)."
(In other words, Infinet EX 802.15.4 is only for digitals/analogs/serials; you need TST902 on WiFi 802.11 WAP as well for video streaming.)

They are all Xiaomi TV P1E

Which exact TV series??

Realtime Streaming Protocol (RTSP) does not work in XPanel? Anyone knows why it doesn't work??

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I also have problems streaming to TST-902 (the portable running on RF), Anyone can help?

Xiaomi

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If anyone wants a job to help me code this into Crestron application, I'd be happy to employ him!

I have a Crestron integrator working on this since last Nov 22, and we encountered bugs with the DSC drivers, so he contacted TrueBlue support and Crestron actually acknowledge the bug and they pull out the driver. They say they're still fixing the problem (around mid-Feb), I'm not sure if there's an update on this, did they release a new driver already??

Yeah, I couldn't believe it either, the first few times I had to use a CCD. But that's how it is with all CCD drivers for serial or IP control. The two simplest (if you can call it that) ways to see exactly which functions a driver supports are:

1. Actually add it to a program and load it to a processor, then use Debugger to check the state of the "Feature is Supported" outputs.

2. Open the driver's included dat file in Notepad++ (or similar) and use the JSON Viewer plugin to view the information.

While doing either of the above, it's also a good idea to look over the Connection and User Attribute sections for important setup information. Although it's not really as bad as it sounds, it's still somewhat of a pain, especially compared to the "old way" where everything was plainly spelled out in a PDF.