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Air media server install#
Air media server update#
Air media server driver#
Air media server archive#
Air media server zip#

On a terminal, issue the following command to run the installer: The app bundle contains the required airmedia_osx_installer.pkg package file in the Content/Resources folder.

Air media server archive#

pkg archive file is the InstallAirMedia.app bundle. The sender application does not run after installation is completed, and the UI is not displayed.

Air media server install#

pkg file within the installer to silently install the AirMedia sender application on users’ machines. Upon installation, users will have a quick connection experience with easy access to the AirMedia sender application.

Air media server zip#

zip archive file, and then run the installer file.Īfter installation, the sender application appears in the macOS dock and the /Applications/Crestron folder, and the sender application is launched. Run the macOS installer in one of the following ways: For consistent functionality, the computer may require rebooting after installation.

Air media server driver#

The driver is not available with the guest AirMedia sender application version. The macOS installer has a user mode driver that is installed alongside the AirMedia sender application. For AM-100 installations, the macOS installer should be used for sharing audio and video.

A login for the Crestron website is required to access the deployable AirMedia sender application from the product page.This command may be used to observe the behavior of the installer as it installs the AirMedia sender application to validate its operation visually. msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_3.0.1.254_deployable.msi.It installs the application in a path not on the main Windows partition of the machine. This command installs the AirMedia sender application with desktop and Start menu shortcuts. msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_3.0.1.254_deployable.msi/qn INSTALLATIONMODE=-silent INSTALLPATH=D:\AirMedia.This command installs the AirMedia sender application silently, without any dialogs or notifications, with only the Start menu shortcut installed, and without the AirMedia sender application starting after installation. msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_3.0.1.254_deployable.msi/qn INSTALLATIONMODE=-silent SHORTCUTOPTION=-menu.all: Installs an application shortcut to both the desktop and the Start menuĮxamples of. menu: Installs an application shortcut only to the Start menu

desktop: Installs an application shortcut only to the desktop SHORTCUTOPTION=: Installs shortcuts according to one of four specified options: INSTALLPATH=: Installs the AirMedia sender application in the specified path on the device rather than the default location When the option is silent and /qn is used, the installer will suppress any installer dialogs, and the AirMedia sender application will not be launched after installation INSTALLATIONMODE=-silent: Suppresses the launching of the AirMedia sender application after installation is complete (the default behavior is to launch the AirMedia sender application)

: One or more of the following options, separated by spaces:.

/qn: The command line switch that suppresses.

: The version number of the deployable.

/I: The command line switch that tells msiexec to install the msi (required).

Msiexec /I AirMedia_Windows_deployable.msi /qn The general format for running the installer is as follows: msi file is executed without using the msiexec application as shown, no options are respected at the command line, and the AirMedia sender application silently installs and presents the connection window for IP address or host name entry. To use the installer with command line options, the msiexec function must be used in conjunction with the. The dialog box is presented for users installing the AirMedia sender application for the first time without using any command line options

After installation, the connection information entry dialog box is presented.

Install desktop and Start menu shortcut icons.

Install the AirMedia sender application in its default location (C:\Program Files (x86)\Crestron\AirMediaV2).

msi file is executed without any command line options, the default behavior is as follows:

A Group Policy Object (GPO) set up by an administrator to script the chosen installation the next time the user logs into their Windows system.

Microsoft Group Policy for mass deployment.

The Windows installer can be run using one of the following methods: An account with administrative privileges must be used during installation.

Air media server update#

To update the AirMedia sender application, uninstall any previous version of the AirMedia sender application and install the latest version using the method below. The AirMedia deployable sender application does not automatically update.A login for the Crestron website is required to access the deployable application from the product page.