EVS IPDirector Version 4.4 - March 2008 Part 1 User's Manual - Manual (Page 19)

Issue 4.4.B IP Director Version 4.4 – User Manual – Part 1: Introduction
EVS Broadcast Equipment – March 2008
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• a Play-List interface to manage several play-lists using different tabs
• a Control Panel (to control a preview channel)
1.1.10 C
LIP
E
DITOR
The clip editor combines
• a Mini Database Explorer
AND
• a Control Panel displayed in full size
It allows the users to search for clips from the Mini Database Explorer on the left
pane and load the clip onto the control panel on the right pane. The clip can be
loaded by drag & drop or simple mouse click operations.
It is possible to drag and drop a clip into the control panel of the clip editor to
load it on the corresponding channel. The drag and drop operation can be
performed from the Database Explorer, Mini Database Explorer, Control Panel and
IP Logger.
It is possible to drag and drop a record train from the Clip Tree View of the
Database Explorer, the Mini Database Explorer, from a bin window or a control
panel.
It is possible to drag and drop a play-list from Database Explorer or the Mini
Database Explorer from the Play-List Editor.
1.2 MANAGEMENT AND SYSTEM
APPLICATIONS
The IP Director system also has a set of management and monitoring tools
included in the IP Director suite:
1.2.1 K
EYWORD
M
ANAGEMENT
A set of applications is used to manage the Keyword database, prepare grids and
dictionaries for logging, searching and browsing.
Using the Keyword Management tools, a keyword grid’s or dictionaries content can
easily be changed and organised by the operator and production team to make it
perfectly suited for any sport or live production. An unlimited number of keyword
grids, consisting of up to 300 words each can be managed by IP Director.
Keyword Management tools allows the addition of single keywords to the database
and therefore to any grid. It also allows the import of keyword Grids generated by
an XT sever, keyword grids from other IP Director installations and also the
integration of keywords and keyword grids from 3 r d party databases which may
already exist such as competitor lists and team or event statistical databases.
Simple text files can also be easily imported into the Keyword Database making it
easy to import data from a web page or other document where words exist for your
event.