EVS IPBrowse Version 6.0 - November 2012 User's Manual - Manual (Page 49)

IPBrowse Version 6.0 – User Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – November 2012
Issue 6.0.B
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4. Loading Media
4.1 Introduction
The meaning of loading media is explained hereafter.
A record train, or train, corresponds to the media recorded by a camera and sent to an
EVS video server through a recorder channel. A recording ingest corresponds to the
same media for which an IN point has been marked at a specific timecode to start the
creation of a clip. To create clips on a train or a recording ingest with IPBrowse, the
corresponding recording source must be selected in the Player pane. In this manual, this
action is called ‘loading a train or a recording ingest’.
The action of ‘placing’ a clip on the Player pane to preview it, sub-clipping to it, and so on,
is called ‘loading a clip on the Player pane’.
4.2 Possible Loading Actions
Various element types can be loaded on the Player pane in different ways. These actions
are the following:
Action See section…
Loading a train by selecting a recorder
channel 4.3.2 ‘How to Select a Train’ on page 42.
Loading the last loaded train (only in case
it was loaded just before the clip currently
loaded) 4.3.3 ‘How to Reload the Last Loaded
Train’ on page 43.
Loading the source train corresponding to
the loaded clip 4.3.4 ‘How to Load the Source Media of a
Clip’ on page 44.
Loading a train from the previous or next
recorder channel 4.3.5 ‘How to Load the Train from the
Previous or Next Recorder Channel’ on
page 45.
Loading a recording ingest by selecting it
from a list. 4.4 ‘Loading a Recording Ingest’ on page
46.
Loading the last loaded recording ingest
(only in case it was loaded just before the
clip currently loaded) 4.4 ‘Loading a Recording Ingest’ on page
46.
Loading a clip from the Elements grid/list 4.5.1 ‘How to Load a Clip from the
Elements Grid/List’ on page 46.
Loading a clip from the Bins pane 4.5.2 ‘How to Load a Clip from the Bins
Pane’ on page 47.