EVS XTAccess Version 1.17 - May 2012 User Manual - Manual (Page 47)

XTAccess Version 1.17 – User Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – May 2012
Issue 1.17.C
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Column
Heading Description
Source
Name CLIP Source Name to be added with the restored clip.
In case this field is left blank with EVS MXF files to restore, the Source
Name included in the EVS MXF metadata will be restored.
Delayed
mode If this option is selected, XTAccess will check the modification time of
the file and will wait until this modification time is older than the local
time + 30 seconds on the XTAccess computer.
If the job
Succeeds:
After the scan job: XTAccess can:
•
Delete the source files
•
Move the source files to a specific folder (useful to do Xedio
referencing)
•
Move the source files to a folder XTAScan.done in the same folder
than the scanned folder (default option)
Source
Target
Folder If you have selected Move the source files to a specific folder (useful
to do Xedio referencing): it is where you can specify the folder.
Update Xedio DB with the source file after it’s moved: Select this
option if you want to update the Xedio DB with the source file. The
Xedio settings are available in the main menu of XTAccess.
Target
Server
If you have selected ‘Target EVS Server’ Job Target, you can specify
here the destination EVS server and location
Server IP: IP address of the target EVS server
User : FTP login of the target EVS server
Password : password of the target EVS server
Location: ClipID of the first location to check when restoring.
4 modes are considered:
•
123X: X could be A, B, C, D, E or F. In that case XTAccess will
check the availability of the clip, e.g. 123A clip.
o If not available, XTAccess will show an error message on the
main window. You will need to try again with a different location.
o If available, the transfer will be done
•
123?: In this case, the “Question Mark” allows XTAccess to check all
the camera labels. First check the availability of 123A, then 123B,