EVS IPDirector Version 4.3 - October 2007 Part 3 User's Manual - Manual (Page 87)

Issue 4.3.C IP Director Version 4.3 – User Manual – Part 3: Ingest and Play-Out
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D
EFAULT
C
LIP
D
URATION
The default clip duration makes it possible to create a new clip
with the default duration specified in this setting when only the
IN point or the OUT point has been defined.
O
PEN
S
AVE
W
INDOW
If this setting is NOT checked, the clip will be made instantly
when the New Clip button is selected in the Control Panel. The
clip is stored in the next available location on the page
designated for IP Director Clips in the XT setup (default setting
is page 6). Please refer to the XT Set up for IP Director appendix
for more information.
If this setting is checked, the Save Clip window will open when
the New Clip button is selected in the Control Panel. The user
can enter data on the clip in this window.
C
REATE
C
LIPS ON
A
LL
S
YNCHRONISED
R
ECORDERS
When this setting is selected, clips will automatically be created
on all ganged recorders of the recorder on which the user
creates a clip.
The clip that the user has created will have the extension 00
after the name and the clips created on the ganged recorders
will have extension 01, 02, etc. depending on the number of
ganged recorders.
A
UTOMATIC
C
LIP
C
REATION BASED ON
L
OGS
The automatic clip creation based on the logs allows for a clip to
be created around a captured timecode on a Log Sheet using the
parameters defined in this setting.
If the Pre Mark and Post Mark are set to 5 sec, which are the
default values, the clip that will be created will have an IN point
5 seconds before the log timecode and an OUT point 5 seconds
after the log timecode.
For more information on the creation of automatic clips, refer to
section “How to Make Automatic Clips Based on a Logged
Event”, in the Database Explorer chapter.
D
EFAULT
XT
FOR
P
ARTIAL
C
LIP
R
ESTORE
This setting allows the user to define the XT server where to
store the sub clips that will be created based on clips published
on an XFile.