EVS Xfile Version 2.12 - July 2009 User Manual - Manual (Page 148)

XFile Version 2.12 – User Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – July 2009
Issue 2.12.D
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4.9.1 G
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The following fields displayed above the tabs provide general information on
the job being created or edited:
Field Description
Job ID Identifier automatically assigned to the job when
it is saved for the first time.
XT XT[2] from which the record train will be backed
up.
If the user adds a job via the Edit menu or the
Add button in the Channels area, this field will
be displayed as a drop-down list. All systems
connected to XNet are displayed in the list.
If the user adds a job via the Create a new job in
the contextual menu of the time grid, the XT
name will automatically be assigned based on
where the user clicks the rime grid.
Input Record channel that will be backed up on the
selected XT[2].
If the user adds a job via the Edit menu or the
Add button in the Channels area, this field will
be displayed as a drop-down list. All systems
connected to XNet are displayed in the list.
If the user adds a job via the Create a new job in
the contextual menu of the time grid, the XT[2]
name will automatically be assigned based on
where the user clicks the time grid.
XFile Clipname Name of the clip/file to be created.
Example of Name: 01G NYG DAL
01 = Week1 G = GAME
NYG = New York Giants (HOME TEAM)
DAL = Dallas Cowboys (AWAY TEAM)
Priority Priority level to assign to the current job.
The Scheduler will never stop a job defined with
a high priority set in the Priority field, even if it
detects that another job is being recorded slower
than expected and if the whole bandwith is
necessary to make up for lost time on this job. In
this case, the Scheduler will suspend the jobs
having a normal priority, never the ones with a
high priority.