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Cisco IP/TV Viewer User Guide
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Chapter 4 Using IP/TV Viewer
Playing a Program
• Controlled Load (C)—Traffic will receive nonguaranteed priority treatment
similar to a network with no load.
• Qualitative (Q)—Traffic will receive nonguaranteed priority treatment.
Refer to the Cisco IP/TV Content Manager User Guide for information on how to
enable and configure QoS parameters.
Reception Quality
Two reception quality indicators, located on the Reception toolbar in the viewer
window, indicate reception quality levels. (See Table 4-4.)
These indicators change colors to reflect varying reception quality. (See
Table 4-5.)
Table 4-4 Reception Quality Indicators
Icon Description
Shows the level of reception quality on your computer as detected
by IP/TV Viewer.
Shows the level of reception quality as detected by other
workstations on the network that are viewing the same program.
This receptor applies only to scheduled programs and not to
on-demand programs.
Table 4-5 Indicator Colors
Color Meaning
Green Reception quality should be good. Video should be smooth and
audio clear. If not, then the problem is usually the local machine
or the content itself.
Yellow Reception quality is fair. Video may be slightly jerky and audio
may not be clear.