EVS Xfile Version 2.16 - November 2011 User Manual - Manual (Page 135)

XFile Version 2.16 – User Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – November 2011
Issue 2.16.A
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Options
Endless Max Duration
When selecting any output format, you need to specify a maximum duration for the
backup file in the Endless Max. Duration field.
In case a train is backed up with endless duration, the application will stop the
backup when the maximum duration defined in this field has been reached.
Default Avid Ingest Device Media Format
The record trains backed up can be automatically transferred to the AVID Ingest
Device for conversion process to AVID file format. The settings allowing the
automatic transfer of backup files to Avid Ingest Device are defined in the Export
tab of the XFile Config Session window.
In the Default Avid Ingest Device Media Format group box, you need to select
the media format in which the Avid Ingest Device will convert the backup file from
XStream.
Select the radio button corresponding to the requested format:
• OMF
• MXF/AAF
Super Motion Backup Mode
Super Slow Motion (SSLM) clips can be obtained by generating a single flow from
2 or 3 cameras. So, 2 or 3 pictures have the same timecode and, when a SSLM
clip is played with all frames in the Edit Clip module, the duration is twice (with 2
cameras) or three times longer and audio is no more synchronized. A clip played
at 100% seems to be played at 50 or 33%.
The SuperMotion Backup Mode > All Frames with Desynchronized Audio option
enables the backup of all the frames of the SSLM clips with the audio. In this
case, timecode reference is not consistent.
The SuperMotion Backup Mode > Ream Time (1/2 or 1/3 frames with audio)
option backs up 1 frame over 2 or 3 (depending on the Super Motion Rec mode)
and keeps the audio. Audio and timecode are consistent.
These options are available with the following file formats: QT mov, QT ref and
Avid Ingest Device.
Audio Mode
Selecting the Stereo option results in grouping server’s mono channels in stereo
channels.