67.1 Install ETX-M Converter

The ETX-M converter allows Etere ETX to stream the NDI signals from its playout through the ETX-M Converter Service.
To install the ETX-M Converter service, launch the Etere installer “EtereInstall.exe” to start the installation process.

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Select the installer package and click Next to continue.

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Select “service ETX-M converter” among other Etere applications you wish to install.
The available ingest services are indicated in the “service ETX-M converter” feature, as shown above.
•By clicking on the underlined instance(s), you can choose the number of service instances installed on one workstation, with a maximum of 8 instances.
•The associated executable file is “Etere.Ingest.Service.exe”.
•The Services are named “Etere.Ingest.Service_1”, “Etere.Ingest.Service_2”, “Etere.Ingest.Service_3”, and so on.
Next, click on the "Set log on" to launch the user account selection to perform the service ETX-M Converter installation.

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From the log-on screen, you can select to login as a specific user account to perform the installation.  The installation will be performed using the default local System account if no user account is selected.
Upon selecting the log-on account to install, click the <Next> button to continue.

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If all the selected applications (including “service ETX-M converter”) are confirmed, click Next to proceed with the installation.

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Click Close when installation is completed successfully.
In the System Control Panel, verify that the service is installed and ready to be used.

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When the service is active, it launches all the streams configured from the dedicated Web page, one process for each stream, converting the NDI signal to IP formats among the formats listed below:
•UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
•DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting protocol)
•RTMP (Real Time Messaging Protocol)
•RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol)
•SRT (Secure Reliable transport protocol)
•RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol)
•HLS (HTTP Live Streaming protocol)