MediaMaster Administrator is the configuration and monitoring piece of the MediaMaster system. With it, the system administrator can configure and control virtually every aspect of a MediaMaster installation, from any modern browser, from across the building or across the world.

MMA is also where several key features live:

  • create and restore backups
  • all-call, zone and room paging
  • cancel in-progress user sessions, pages, video streams, etc.
  • classroom display control: anything your users can do from their classroom, you can do remotely
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MediaMaster Administrator is the deepest and broadest application in the system. It is chock-full of small but useful features:

  • Monitor disk usage
  • Reboot or shut down the MediaMaster server
  • Choose which application tabs show for each user
  • Upload mascot icons for locally-originated channels
  • Upload locally-created digital video to the title database
  • Temporarily disconnect a room's display from the system
  • Define the school's class period schedule, so users do not need to input raw time values
  • Print a report of projector lamp and filter usage, so you can plan for the necessary replacements
  • Connect MediaMaster to your school's Active Directory server to delegate user management to it
  • Detect clock skew between your client computers and the server to diagnose incorrect Playlist timing and such
  • Manually correct the date and time when network problems prevent the normal NTP correction from occurring
  • Upload library catalog files in MARC format to synchronize your school's library management software with MediaMaster
  • Define the school's holiday schedule, which you can then use in Playlist to prevent an event from happening on weekdays where no one will be around
  • Turn off all classroom displays, either manually or on a schedule. For example, you can set the system up to force all classroom displays off at 4pm and 6pm to catch projectors left on by teachers and janitors, respectively.
Spec Sheet (PDF, 550 kB)