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| Right click on your desktop and choose properties. Then go to the Desktop tab and choose browse; you will then want to go to the C:\TriCaster\AdminPanel\index.htm and select index.htm. |
While the system is just starting to re-boot, hold down the F8 key (or keep tapping it) to boot into safe mode. Once there, you can go to Start | Programs | TriCaster | Reset Configs
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Even though you changed the script files, the text field attributes will not change until you remove then re-add the overlay to the Overlay Playlist.
The TriCaster caches some of the information until the overlay is removed from the Playlist. |
A: The reasons could include:
•You have misnamed one of the files. Make SURE that the thumbnail file you created is named thumb.png
•The background image, bk.png is larger than 1440x1080 pixels |
Yes.
NewTek now offers iVGA Mac, which allows you to import a Mac display as an additional TriCaster video input. This file is a free download to all registered TriCaster owners. To download, or register your TriCaster, go to http://register.newtek.com/
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Yes.
Daylight Savings Time was amended in 2007 to happen in March, instead of April. Since TriCaster defaults to no Windows updates, this change-over may not have occurred on your TriCaster.
Microsoft has a fix here. |
If the file does not play back at all then you need an MPEG-2 audio/video decoder installed on your computer. For PC we recommend All-in-One Codec Pack (make sure to choose to install the MPEG2 Filter).
The .MPG file should contain both video AND audio, a separate .MP3 file is recorded as well, but this is intended for editors such as Final Cut Pro that will not read embedded audio.
For best results you can play the file back in Windows Media Classic.
For a player that works on Mac (and has a PC version) you may play the file back in VideoLAN Client (VLC) as well. |
Final Cut is a QuickTime-based editor, and has difficulty with other file types, including MPEG-2. For optimal FCP editing performance with TriCaster MPEG-2 files, you should first install Apple's plug-in.
Details are available here:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/mpeg2/
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The TriCasters Restore option formats the C: drive only, not the D: drive. Formatting the C: drive means the following will be LOST along with anything else on the C: drive:
-Updates youve installed for TriCaster.
-Templates youve exported to Live.
-Custom streaming profiles.
-Programs you have installed on Windows.
-Files on the Desktop or in My Documents.
The D: drive however will be completely intact, since the TriCaster defaults to saving everything there. Projects, clips, streams, CG pages, etc.
To access the update restart the TriCaster, while it boots begin tapping the F8 key on your keyboard until you come across Windows Advanced Options Menu choose "Return to OS choices menu" then choose "Restore TriCaster"
Note: when the Restore finishes you will need to type in your Windows key, this is located on the bottom of every TriCaster. The Windows key is a 5 x 5 digit alpha numerical key.
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When you try push out a stream in either VP6 or H.264 and get the error message
Flash Media Encoder Error
Flash Media Encoder terminated prematurely, please try again.
You might try this:
- close TriCaster and return to Admin screen
- In the Start menu, launch Flash Media Live Encoder
- This will initialize Flash and create a new profile.
- Reboot the system
- Return to TriCaster and push your Flash stream |
It maybe due to using differnt types of ip address. Check both the TriCaster and the other system that you have IVGA running on. When using the cross-over cable it would be better to use static ip address. Here is how to check which you are using.
Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Network Connections -> Local Area Connection -> Properties -> Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). |
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I have upgraded my TriCaster, but now my desktop is gone. How do I restore it?
