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EVS Multicam Version 10.01 – Operating Manual

EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – July 2009

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10.01.F


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10.1.2

S

ELECTING THE

C

URRENT

K

EYWORD

F

ILE

In the Multicam application, the keyword file can be selected either from the
VGA Setup screen, or from the Setup menu of the EVS Remote Panel (p.3.2
F1).
The operator can select any file from all the .KWD files present in the
Multicam\DIRECTORY. If the machine is connected to other systems on

the EVS SDTI network, the network server will automatically distributes its

current keyword file to all other users on the network.

For each system on the network, the operator can choose to work with the
file coming from the network server (set the Keywords File parameter to
“SERVER”), or with a local file.

Note
In a normal situation, the network server is the machine that has
been defined as such in the EVS Configuration menu.
However, if for any reason the network has been interrupted or the
machine designated as the network server is not available, another
machine on the network (the Master machine with the highest
serial number) will automatically take over this job, including the

distribution of the keywords file. Even if the original network
server reconnects, he will not necessarily become the actual
network server again.
The machine that actually assumes the role of network server can
easily be identified from the Connect window on the VGA or from
the Network menu on the EVS Remote Panel, thanks to the “*”

displayed next to its name. That machine only has the ability to
distribute its current keyword file to the others on the SDTI

network.

10.1.3

E

DITING THE KEYWORD FILE FROM THE MULTICAM

APPLICATION

The keyword file can also be edited directly in the Multicam application
using the Off-Air Keyword screen (F7). This screen is also used to assign

keywords to a clip, but the keyword assignment functions will be described
further in this chapter.