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3 play-lists, 1 introduction, 2 play-lists tree structure – EVS IPDirector Version 4.4 - March 2008 Part 2 User's Manual User Manual

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3.3 PLAY-LISTS

3.3.1 I

NTRODUCTION

Play-Lists are a group of clips put together to play out in a desired order.

Depending on the complexity required, different video and audio transitions can be
defined between each element of the play-list. Two types of play-lists exist: off-
line and on-line play-lists. For more information on what is an online and an off-
line play-list, refer to the section on off-line and on-line play-lists in the Play-List
Editor chapter, in part 3 of this user manual.

3.3.2 P

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ISTS

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TRUCTURE

Play-Lists are stored in bank 0 of each page within an XT server. There are 10
spaces per page giving 100 play-lists per XT server. The tree structure of the

Database Explorer shows each XT server and a sub tree for each page.

Note

Offline play-lists are stored in BINS of the IP Director system. An offline
play-list is simply a play-list that does not yet reside on an XT server.

3.3.3 P

LAY

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ISTS

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OLUMN

H

EADINGS

Each play-list record in the result list is detailed in variable width columns
providing relevant information about the data stored with each play-list.

Note

For details of how to hide or show the columns, refer to the section
3.7.1 “Column Organizer”, on page 104.

Column Name

Description

Element

Icon representing the type of play-list:

for offline play-lists

for online play-lists

for timelines

Name

A play-list can be named using the XT keyboard, from the
Database Explorer, or from the Mini Database Explorer in
the Play-List Editor.

Description

Not implemented