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title: Target Info Pane
slug: zen-master/target-info-pane
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createdAt: 2025-09-08T10:27:00.448Z
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When a Target is selected, the list pane is minimized and detailed info about the selected Target is shown on the right side of the screen. The info can be shown in *Tabs,* Widgets or Expand view:
| **Parameter** | **Description** |
| ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Type | The type of the Target in ZEN Master e.g., S3, Pull, Push, RIST, RTP, UDP, File etc. |
| ***Push*** | |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Source Preferece | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Latency | The latency value that was configured for the Target. Actual latency will be set by Cluster redirection rules, then this value, and then the remote device’s configuration. |
| ***Pull*** | |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Latency | The latency value that was configured for the Target. Actual latency will be set by Cluster redirection rules, then this value, and then the remote device’s configuration.
|
| ***HTTP*** | |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Play Target | Click **Target** to play the Target content. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Encapsulation | The type of encapsulation used in the stream. Options are:
* DASH - CMAF (DASH + fMP4 HLS)
* HLS |
| ***MediaLive HTTP*** | |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| ***Azure*** | |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Play HLS | Click **HLS** to play the Target content. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Encapsulation | The type of encapsulation used in the stream. Options are:
* DASH - CMAF (DASH + fMP4 HLS)
* HLS |
| ***AWS Media*** | |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| ***RIST*** | |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| ***RTMP*** | |
| Active Broadcaster | The Broadcaster instance that is currently being used to stream. |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Bitrate | The current bitrate of the stream. |
| ***RTP*** | |
| Active Broadcaster | The Broadcaster instance that is currently being used to stream. |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Target | The IP address and port of the destination to which the stream is being pushed. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| ***S3*** | |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Play Target | Click to load a player to view the stream. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Encapsulation | The stream encapsulation. Possible values:
* CMAF (DASH + fMP4 HLS)
* HLS |
| Region | The cloud service region. |
| ***SRT Pull (Listener)*** | |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Location | The location of the Target. |
| Network | The network on which the Target is hosted. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Latency | The latency value that was configured for the Target. Actual latency will be set by Cluster redirection rules, then this value, and then the remote device’s configuration. |
| ***SRT Push (Caller)*** | |
| Active Broadcaster | The Broadcaster instance that is currently being used to stream. |
| Channel | The channel that is associated with the Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Target | The IP address and port of the destination to which the stream is being pushed. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |
| Latency | The latency value that was configured for the Target. Actual latency will be set by Cluster redirection rules, then this value, and then the remote device’s configuration. |
| ***UDP*** | |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Target | The IP address and port of the destination to which the stream is being pushed. |
| Source Preference | The preference for connecting to a Source. Possible values include:
* **Any Source** – the Target will establish a connection to any available source in the Channel. Upon any disconnects with the current source, the Target will reconnect to another available source in the Channel.
* **Primary Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Primary in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish a connection to another available Primary source in the Channel.
* **Backup Sources Only** – the Target will establish and maintain connection to a source designated as Backup in the Channel. Upon loss of connection to that source, the Target will establish connection to another available Backup source in the Channel.
* **Specific Source** – select one of the specific sources listed. The Target will only establish a connection to the selected source and will not try to connect to any other source in the Channel. |
| Events Configuration Profile | The Events Configuration Profile that was selected for this Target. Events Profiles consist of a series of rules that determine precisely how various types of Events are logged and what results they trigger. |