Introduction, Tag types, Limitation for the use of tags – EVS IPDirector Version 5.9 - January 2011 Part 6 User’s Manual User Manual
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IPDirector Version 5.9 – User Manual – Part 6: Playout – Playlist Panel
EVS Broadcast Equipment – January 2011
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Tags are used to carry out specific actions at a specific timecode when a playlist
element is played out. Up to 6 tags can be defined per playlist element.
Two options are available to add tags to a playlist element:
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defining tags one by one as well as parameters specific to each tag. Related
procedure and windows are described in the current section of the manual.
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using a macro command, previously configured to correspond to a specific tag
with specific parameters. Refer to section 1.7.9 ‘Applying a Macro Command to
Trigger Playout Effects’ on page 105 for information on using macro commands
and to section 1.9.5 ‘Playlist Macro Commands Settings’ on page 140 for
information on configuring macro commands.
Tag Types
There are six types of tag that can be selected:
Tag Type
Description
GPI
A signal will be sent from the EVS video server under
the control of the IPDirector, as defined in the Tools
> Settings > Output GPIs category.
Hide On
The video output turns instantly to a black screen at
the timecode value given to the tag.
Hide Off
The video output turns instantly from a black screen
to the video of the element at the timecode value
given to the tag.
Mute On
The audio of the element turns to a muted state, at
the timecode value given to the tag, with a mix audio
transition effect.
Mute Off
It returns the audio of the element from a muted
state, at the timecode value given to the tag, with a
mix audio transition effect.
Swap Audio Tracks
Audio tracks are swapped according to the selected
configuration.
Limitation for the Use of Tags
A Mute tag and a Swap Audio tracks tag cannot be defined on the same T/C. If
Mute and Swap are conflicting, the following error message is displayed: