EVS XTnano Version 11.01 - November 2012 Operation Manual - Manual (Page 99)

nano series Servers - Version 11.01 – Operating Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – November 2012
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Glossary
HANC LTC Horizontal Ancillary timecode LTC as defined in the
XMPTE 259M and RP188 standards.
HANC VITC Horizontal Ancillary timecode VITC as defined in the
XMPTE 259M and RP188 standards.
LTC Longitudinal (or Linear) timecode (LTC) is a timing
signal that is part of an audio tape recording. It is
recorded on a track that runs lengthwise along the
tape, which is why it is called longitudinal. It can only
be read if the tape is playing.
LTC table Timecode jump table in which the jumps in LTC
timecodes are stored.
OSD On-Screen Display. Information displayed on the
output monitor.
Protected clip Clip that has been created on an EVS server and that
cannot be manually deleted by users.
Such clips are clips:
• stored on server pages defined as protected pages
in the parameters,
• stored on pages dedicated to a protocol,
• inserted in a playlist or timeline,
In this case, the user can however force the
deletion.
• being on-air,
In this case, the clip is rather ‘locked’, not really
‘protected’.
Protect IN point Position, i.e. timecode, which represents the first
image of the protected video material for a clip, i.e.
the first image before the IN guardband.
Protect OUT point Position, i.e. timecode, which represents the last
image of the protected video material for a clip, i.e.
the last image after the OUT guardband.
Short IN point Position, i.e. timecode, which represents the first
image of a clip. This is also called IN point in this
user manual.
Short OUT point Position, i.e. timecode, which represents the last
image of a clip. This is also called OUT point in this
user manual.