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Clips, clip elements and nearline files, 1 terminology, 2 what comprises a clip – EVS IPDirector Version 5.8 - July 2010 Part 3 User's Manual User Manual

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EVS Broadcast Equipment – July 2010

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3. Clips, Clip Elements

and Nearline Files

3.1 TERMINOLOGY

From IPDirector version 5.6, the following terms have been introduced:

Term Definition

Nearline

Any IT storage, other than the EVS video servers, present
on the network and where A/V material can be backed up.
These IT Storage devices are inventoried into the

IPDirector database.

Examples of nearline storage: IP drive, XFile drive, SAN,
NAS…

On-line nearline file

A file is stored on the nearline storage and the physical
nearline storage (for example an XFile Disk) is still
present.
It can be a hi-res file or a lo-res file.

Off-line nearline file

A file is stored on the nearline storage but the physical

nearline storage (for example an XFile Disk) is no longer
present in the housing, and is therefore off-line.

It can be a hi-res file or a lo-res file.

3.2 WHAT COMPRISES A CLIP?

Clips are logical entities that contain A/V media.

A clip element is the physical resource inside the clip: XT clip or nearline file.
Every element in a clip shares the same T/C IN, T/C OUT and metadata set.