Media Server 24.1

# Example Configuration - Advanced

The following diagram shows a more complex configuration, which includes an encoding task and multiple analysis tasks.

1. Media Server receives a `Process` action, which starts a new session. The Video ingest engine receives video from the source specified in the action. It produces an image track and an audio track.
2. The image track is used as the input for the MPEG encoder and Face Detection analysis tasks.
3. The audio track is used as the input for the MPEG encoder, and the Speaker ID and Speech-to-text analysis tasks.
4. The MPEG encoder writes a copy of the video to disk as a set of MPEG files. It also produces proxy information that is available to the output engine.
5. The face detection engine produces a track that contains information about detected faces. This is used as the input for the face recognition analysis engine.
6. The output tracks from the analysis engines are used as the input for the IDOL Server output engine. The analysis engines all produce multiple tracks, some of which are not used.
7. The IDOL output engine transforms the records produced by the MPEG encoder and analysis engines into documents and indexes the information into IDOL Server.

A Media Server configuration that matches this process is shown below.

    [Session]
    Engine0=Ingest
    Engine1=MPEGencode
    Engine2=Face
    Engine3=FaceRec
    Engine4=SpeakerID
    Engine5=SpeechToText
    Engine6=IDOLOutput

    [Ingest]
    Type=Video

    [MPEGencode]
    Type=mpeg
    OutputPath=\\server\folder\file.mpg
    URLBase=https://www.myserver.com/folder/
    Segment=TRUE

    [Face]
    Type=FaceDetect

    [FaceRec]
    Type=FaceRecognize
    Input=Face.DataWithSource

    [SpeakerID]
    Input=Default_Audio
    Type=SpeakerID
    Database=speakers

    [SpeechToText]
    Input=Default_Audio
    Type=SpeechToText
    LanguagePack=ENUK
    SpeedBias=Live

    [IDOLOutput]
    Type=IDOL
    Input=FaceRec.Result,SpeakerID.Result,SpeechToText.Result,MPEGencode.Proxy
    IDOLHost=
    IDOLPort=
    Mode=time
    OutputInterval=60s
    XslTemplate=./xsl/toIDX.xsl
    SavePostXML=true
    XMLOutputPath=./output/idol/

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Product: IDOL Media Server 24.1

Topic Title: Example Configuration - Advanced