EVS IPDirector Version 5.8 - July 2010 Part 3 User's Manual - Manual (Page 42)

IPDirector Version 5.8 – User Manual – Part 3: Browsing
EVS Broadcast Equipment – July 2010
Issue 5.8.B
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Column Name Description
on-line lo-res file (blue icon)
off-line hi-res file (green icon surrounded with red line)
off-line lo-res file (blue icon surrounded with red line)
Record trains are also listed with the icon (green icon).
LSM ID This is the virtual LDM ID as explained in section 4.3
‘Virtual LSM ID / Real LSM ID’ on page 28.
UmID UmID is a fixed length 8-character ID. The EVS video
server automatically assigns a UmID each new clip. It is
used for the unique identification of a clip on an XNet
network.
Within a clip, the UmID of the XT hi-res clip and the UmID
of the hi-res file are the same.
The UmID displayed is the UmID of the hi-res clip, if any.
Otherwise, it is the UmID of the hi-res file.
VarID VarID is a 32-character ID with variable length and format.
It is automatically assigned to new clips. It is mainly used
to ensure redundancy on the system. It can be unique for
a clip on the EVS video server level or on the XNet
network level, depending on the EVS server settings.
Within a clip, the VarID of the XT hi-res clip and the VarID
of the hi-res file are the same.
The VarID displayed is the VarID of the hi-res clip, if any.
Otherwise, it is the VarID of the hi-res file.
Status Displays the archive status of a clip. Refer to section
‘Status Icons’ on page 33 for a complete list of all the
icons which can be displayed.
Protected Displays the protection status of a clip. No icon is
displayed if the clip is not protected.
In hi-lo mode, two icons are present, one for each XT clip.
Icons available are:
Clip protected by the IPDirector protocol
Clip protected by another protocol
For more information, see section “Clip Protection”, on
page 33.
T/C IN The IN timecode of the clip, without guardbands.
T/C OUT The OUT timecode of the clip, without guardbands.
Duration The clip duration from T/C IN to T/C OUT.