Miscellaneous Viewer Controls

At the upper right of the Viewer are controls to select Split screen or Picture in Picture view when multiple players are active. At the extreme right is an info image button that displays MIS hot keys. Lastly, if only a single player is active the image icon is displayed; this enables you to view closed caption text.

Player Views

Use the two icons at the upper right corner of the viewer page to switch between <Split-Screen> and <Picture-in-Picture> view. To return to channel view press <ESC>.

Figure: Channel View

Figure: Channel View

Figure: Split Screen View

Figure: Split Screen View

Figure: Picture in Picture View

Figure: Picture in Picture View

Keyboard Hotkeys

In addition to the on screen icons, many viewer functions can be controlled via keyboard hotkeys. This is often more convenient than using the mouse for common operations. Pressing the image information button at the top right of the player window opens the hotkey info page.

Figure: Keyboard Hot Keys

Figure: Keyboard Hot Keys

Online Help

Depending on your browser and system configuration you may see a series of icons at the extreme right of your screen. Click on these for quick access to help topics about specific features. There are more help topics available from the <Tool> bar under the <Help & Tutorials> section. They will be discussed in details in the Tools section.

Closed Captioning Icon

When a single stream is being viewed a 4th icon is displayed at the top of the viewer pane image. Pressing this icon displays a list of closed caption text at the right side of the screen. Text duration is the entire seek time for recorded programs and up to the current time for Live programs. Press the icon again to close the CC display.

To highlight specific text enter a string into the Keyword box.

Figure: Closed Caption List

Figure: Closed Caption List

Click on the <Copy to Clipboard> icon to paste the CC text into your computer’s clipboard. Depending on which browser you are using this may require installation of Adobe Flash. MIS displays an alert at the top of the page once the text has been successfully copied.

Figure: Copy CC to Clipboard

Figure: Copy CC to Clipboard

Once copied to the clipboard you can paste the text into another document.