EVS Xfile Version 2.19 - November 2012 User Manual - Manual (Page 136)

Issue 2.19.A XFile Version 2.19 – User Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – November 2012
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Default Job Duration
(default: 1 hour)
Select Default Output Mode
Output File Format
Seven different output formats are available to save the files. Depending on the format
selected, various parameters fields will be displayed in the Option area.
File Format Specific Information
EVS MXF The user can add the output file to the CleanEdit database by
selecting the Upd. CleanEdit check box (i.e. Update
CleanEdit).
The V/A file can be accessed in CleanEdit before the
completion of the recording.
MXF OP1a (IMX
Only) The user can add the output file to the CleanEdit database by
selecting the Upd. CleanEdit check box (i.e. Update
CleanEdit).
The V/A file can be accessed in CleanEdit before the
completion of the recording.
Quick Time Movie The user can optimize the FCP by selecting the FCP Opt.
check box (i.e. FCP Optimization).
Quick Time
Reference The user can optimize the FCP by selecting the FCP Opt.
check box (i.e. FCP Optimization).
Transfer to Avid
Ingest Device With this format, you need to specify an Avid Media Type in the
Default Avid Ingest Device Media Format group box. See
section ‘Default Avid Ingest Device Media Format’, on page
127.
Avid MXF OPAtom None.
Avid OP1a (Std
SMPTE) The user can add the output file to the CleanEdit database by
selecting the Upd. CleanEdit check box (i.e. Update
CleanEdit). The V/A file can be accessed in CleanEdit before
the completion of the recording.
Always Generate EVS.XML
With the EVS MXF file format, the metadata is included in the header of MXF files. While
with all the other formats, no metadata is delivered with the output file.
With all the file formats, selecting the option Always Generate EVS.XML will generate an
EVS.XML file for each backup file created in the XStream module. This is not available
with the Transfer to Avid Ingest Device option. The EVS.XML file contains the metadata
on the backup file.