EVS IPDirector Version 4.4 - March 2008 Part 2 User's Manual - Manual (Page 71)

Issue 4.4.C IP Director Version 4.4 – User Manual – Part 2 – Logging and Browsing
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3.2.8 H
OW TO
S
END A
C
LIP TO THE
D
EFAULT
A
RCHIVE
To send a clip to the default archive, proceed as follows:
• Select Send To > Default Archive from the clip contextual menu to send a clip
to the session folder of the XFile defined as the default XFile on the XT server
where the clip is physically stored.
Refer to the XFile user manual for more information on how to define the session
folder.
Refer to the XT Server user manual for more information on how to define the
default XFile.
3.2.9 H
OW TO
S
END A
C
LIP TO A
D
ESTINATION
F
OLDER
(D
ESTINATION
T
ARGET
)
Clips can be sent to a destination folder through the SDTI network or the TCP/IP
network. The network used for the transfer depends on the setup defined. For
more information, refer to the Technical Reference manual.
To send a clip to a destination folder, proceed as follows:
• Select a predefined destination directory (target) from the Send To sub menu of
the clip contextual menu.
The destination folder can be located anywhere on the IP network. This gives full
flexibility to directly send A/V files to third party systems (i.e. NLE systems) and
storage paths.
3.2.10 H
OW TO
A
DD A
D
ESTINATION
T
ARGET
To add a destination target to the list, proceed as follows:
1. Select the Add Archive Target option from the Send To sub menu.
The New Archive Target window opens.
2. Fill in the field in the New Archive Target window.
For more information on the fields, refer to section 3.2.11 “New Archive
Target Window”, on page 59.
3. Select OK.
The new destination target is added to the list of destination targets in the
contextual menu.