STANAG 4609 FMV ISR player.

Introduction

STANAG Player is an advanced FMV STANAG 4609 compliant ISR viewer for live low latency and archived (cloud or locally) video content presentation.

St Player

Features

STANAG 4609 files and live low latency stream (UDP, Ts over RTP) playback.
STANAG 4609 HLS (VOD) playback. Local files or from the server
STANAG 4609 stream recording (TS files or HLS recording of UDP streams. GOP aligned segmentation)
STANAG 4609 DVR - Live / Pause, Frame accurate (with full sync to Klv) Seek and Step FF / Backward, Back to Live. Time-shifted playback
RTSP live stream playback.
Klv metadata extraction and presentation (MISB 0601.X, 0102.X, 0903.X, 1204.1). Multiple Klv Pid support
Klv conditional breakpoints - pause playback on Klv metadata conditions
OutOfBand Klv (RAW) support
Bookmarks
Cut and export clips from STANAG file, preserving Klv metadata
Metadata packets export (JSON), MISB to GeoJSON export
Metadata packets export as KML (KMZ), Network link, and Tours for 3D Google Earth
Metadata extraction and recasting over UDP (RAW Klv / Json)
GPU accelerated 3D video overlay engine
Pixel to Geo (Mouse / Video Marker)
Video Ruler - on-screen distance measurement
Perspective grid overlay
GeoJSON annotations (draw over the video, import / export)
VMTI (Video Moving Target Indicator and Track Metadata) support
Situational Awareness - metadata presentation on a Map (online / offline)
Geo queries - filmed area, "heatmap", find a relevant video by map area selection
MIL-STD-2525 / STANAG 2019 APP-6 symbology presentation
Stream analysis charts - timestamps, bitrate, discontinuities etc
Player automation over HTTP. Remote player control (REST). Websocket interface.

The "Swiss army knife" of STANAG tools.

Options

StPlayer has separately licensed options that allow you to enhance the capabilities of the player in specific application environments.

File Playback (basic license).
Stream Playback.
Stream Recording (with DVR).
Video Overlay tools.
Metadata recasting.
Stream analysis tools.

File Playback is a basic player configuration. It includes a STANAG file playback, MISB metadata presentation and basic situational awareness features (map, platform, footprint, etc). Playback from VOD server.
Stream Playback adds a low latency STANAG network stream playback (unicast/multicast UDP and TS over RTP).
Stream Recording option allows stream recording to disk. Recorder works in TS file or HLS recording mode. Recording can be segmented (by size/duration) and GOP alligned. DVR mode.
Video Overlay tools option adds GPU accelerated 3D video overlay engine with metadata presentation on top of video, Pixel to Geo, Perspective grid, Distance measurement, Video marker and video / geo annotations, etc.
Metadata recasting option is used to re-broadcast extracted (RAW or decoded) stream metadata over UDP for processing by other applications (Metadata sharing).
Stream analysis tools option is useful for developers - for video / Klv analysis, interoperability testing, etc, to quickly identify impairments and artifacts.

User Guide

Controls

Player Controls

In DVR mode, there are several additional controls:

DVR Controls

Modes

STANAG ON DEMAND Server

Tools

Cut and Export clips from STANAG files.

Perspective Grid

Geo synchronized Video / Map marker

On-screen distance measurement

Session configuration

Ingest

HLS support.

On-the-fly video resolution change

Supporting On-the-fly Video Resolution Change

HW Acceleration

HW accelerated decoding for video playback. The StPaleyr leverages multiple technologies such as DXVA, CUDA, QuickSync, and D3D11VA to enhance the decoding process.

HW Acceleration

Plugins

Plugins allow you to extend the functionality of StPlayer without any modification to the application. For more info on plugins see Plugins.

Supported Tags

MISB601 and nested standard tags

System Requirements

OS: Windows 10 64 bit.

Note: Virtual machines and Windows Server may have issues with DirectX installations, so video rendering may not work properly.

Multiple displays support

StPlayer uses Microsoft's video mixing renderer (VMR9) to show video. On some computers (with some display drivers) video is not shown properly on a second display. In that case, you can switch to DirectX (Direct3D) rendering (must be installed) by selecting the relevant option at Options->Misc.