Description
Requires Crestron Home OS 4.12 or later.
The CPLLC Virtual Video Server is a media streamer, such as an Apple TV or a Roku, with no hardware behind it. Crestron Home treats it as a Video Server: it turns on and off and answers play, pause, stop, skip and scan from Crestron Home’s own controls, scenes and sequences, and its one HDMI output is a source Crestron Home can route to a display. The driver keeps its state.
Drivers->Video Server->Control Programming LLC->Virtual Video Server (Latest Release Notes) (Download Latest Version)
Windows utility that simplifies sideloading of drivers and extensions.
The extension’s own license key, or a CPLLC site license key, is entered in the extension’s Enter License Key option. The License Manager is not required, but it is the convenient place to enter a site license key once for every CPLLC driver.
All license purchases are final and non-refundable. Every CPLLC driver works fully for two hours without a key: test it on your processor before you buy. See the Terms of Use.
Installer Options
- Obtain License Key – Opens CPLLC.net, where license keys and site licenses can be purchased.
- Enter License Key – The Virtual Video Server license key. Leave blank when the site has a CPLLC site license.
Sequences
The video server uses Crestron Home’s own controls in sequences and scenes; it adds no actions or events of its own.
