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Install TurboPlayerService

Copy all files of the installation package (or unzip) to a folder. If you have a folder with the DigaSystem modules you can use this folder, but this is not mandatory. In the following example, TurboPlayerService is a subfolder of the DigaSystem folder:

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You should also copy the file TurboPlayerServiceLicense.dll in the same folder as TurboPlayerService. If you do not have such a license dll the service will start nevertheless, but all clients get only read-only access to TurboPlayer.

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The service was made with .NET 4.5.2. You must have the corresponding .NET runtime installed on your computer. You can find it at Microsoft:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42643


The service makes a connection to a running TurboPlayer instance (a full one or only the engine). You need to have a working TurboPlayer installation.

It is necessary to enable the ports for TurboPlayerService and the Windows account under which the service will run!

Start a command line as Administrator.

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netsh http add urlacl url=http://+:8090/ user=<DOMAIN>\<user>
netsh http add urlacl url=http://+:8091/ user=<DOMAIN>\<user>


If you use other ports (they are configurable) you need to repeat these commands for the other ports. For the user you can also enter "user=everyone" but pay attention: On a localized Windows it might be necessary to use the localized name for everyone (e.g. "jeder").


To install or uninstall TurboPlayerService.exe as a Windows service you can use the following commands executed from a command line started with “run as administrator”:

C#
TurboPlayerService -i
TurboPlayerService -u


HTTPS Installation


Step 1: Copy the certificate to the location of your choice.

This example uses a folder in the DigaSystem directory created for this purpose and called Certificate.

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Step 2: Double click on the certificate to import it. The Certificate Import Wizard opens.

Select Local Machine and click "Next".

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Step 3: Specify the file you want to import and click "Next".

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Step 4: Enter the password for the private key and click "Next".

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Step 5: Select "Automatically select the certificate store based on the type of certificate" and click "Next".

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Step 6: Double-check the settings and click "Finish".

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Step 7: Set ports.

  • Allow the https ports for WSS and https in the Windows command line.


  • Also add the sslcert port.

    • Open the certificate manager (Click on Start and type certlm.msc and press Enter).

    • Get the certhash from the imported certificate by double-clicking it and navigating to the Details tab.

    • Then select the field Thumbprint. Copy its value and paste it into your command after certhash=.


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      Step 8: Edit the TurboPlayerService.par file located in the TurboPlayerService folder:

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      • Add the location of the certificate like the below example:

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      • Add the certificate password.

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      Step 9: Edit the settings.json file located in the html folder of the TurboPlayerService folder:

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      • Make sure you set the host properly with wss, the fully qualified domain name (FQDN), and the wss port like this example:

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      Step 10: Set the "audioStreamURL": to https with the FQDN pointed to the https port like this example:

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      Step 11: Set the " waveformURL": to https with the FQDN pointed to the https port like this example:

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      Step 12: Start TurboPlayerService and connect to the url like the following, which applies to the examples in this document: https://webtp-sandbox.davidsystems.com:8095/turbo/