The publishing point is receiving and archiving content, and delivering it to users or syndicating it to other Web servers, depending on its configuration settings. When the presentation is finished, the sourcing point an encoder or another Web server stops providing data, which automatically causes the publishing point to transition to the DVR-only state.
The publishing point serves requests for Network Digital Video Recoder DVR playback of content that is archived during the Live state by delivering fragments to clients, if the Allow client connections option for the publishing point is enabled. No live content is sourced or delivered. You can shut down the publishing point when ready by clicking the Shut Down Publishing Point link in the Actions pane. You can view the status of publishing points when you open the Live Smooth Streaming Publishing Points feature page.
For a publishing point that you select in the Publishing Point Status pane, you can view summary information about the live Smooth Streams that are received from all live sources such as encoders or other Live Smooth Streaming publishing points by the selected publishing point in a Publishing Point Summary pane.
If the publishing point is started, this section displays the total number of streams that are being received and their overall status, such as the number of streams that are started, stopped, and so on.
It also displays summary information about the tracks within all of the presentations that are received, such as the track type for example, audio or video and their encoded bitrates. The Publishing Point Summary pane also displays the following information about the selected publishing point:. Enabled Options. Displays the role options that are selected for the publishing point. The enabled role options are displayed for a publishing point, even if it's not started. Role options enable different outputs from the publishing point and are specified when you create it by using the Add Publishing Point dialog box.
At least one of the following values is displayed:. If the selected publishing point is started, and if archiving is enabled for the publishing point, the Archive Path value is also displayed. For publishing points that are started, you can view details about the tracks within all of the live streams that are received by the publishing point, and stream origin and destination information.
Select the publishing point in the Publishing Point Status pane, and then in the Actions pane, click Details. You can also view this information for the selected publishing point on the Live Smooth Streaming Publishing Points page. Below the Stream Summary pane, are two additional panes that display track and connection details. The Track Details pane displays information about the tracks within all of the live streams that are received by the publishing point.
The Connection Details pane maps incoming streams to their live sources in a Sources hierarchical list. The Sources list displays information about the sources that are sending live streams to the publishing point and how the live stream data is sent. The Connection Details pane also maps outgoing streams to their destinations in a Destinations hierarchical list. The Destinations list displays information about how the publishing point is delivering live streams to clients and the type of output.
Expand the Sources root node. Expand a node for a live source to reveal the stream's Input Type to the publishing point. Expand a node for an input type to display the names of the streams that the publishing point is receiving from the live source.
Expand the Destinations root node. Expand a node for a destination to reveal the stream Output Type from the publishing point to the destination. The stream output type can be any or all of the following, depending on the publishing point configuration:. Expand a node for an output type to display the names of the streams that the publishing point is delivering to clients.
For an overview of how you can use track and connection details for server monitoring and troubleshooting, see Sam Zhang's blog post, New Live Smooth Streaming UI Explained. Skip to main content.
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