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Xedio Dispatcher – Version 4.2 – User Manual

EVS Broadcast Equipment – April 2012

Issue 4.2.B

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4. Launch the export process:

Click the Start button at the bottom of the Export tab to begin the conversion

process.

5.9.3 E

XPORTING A

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TORYBOARD TO A

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ARGET

H

OW TO

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XPORT A

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TORYBOARD TO

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ARGET

To export a storyboard open in the Storyboard area to a target, proceed as

follows:
1. Click the Export to Target tab in the Tools area to expand it.
2. In the Target field, do one of the following:

o

to use an existing export profile: from the Target field, select the name of

the Target Profile you want to use to export the storyboard.

o

to create a new profile: select Create new target from the Target field and

proceed as described in section 3.1.2 ‘Creating your Own Export Target

Profile’ on page 9.

3. From the Storyboard area, add the storyboard to the list of export jobs

The storyboard name is added to the list of export jobs.

4. Click Start at the bottom of the Export tool.
The storyboard is exported as defined in the selected target profile.
The progress of the export job is displayed in the List of export jobs:

Refer to section ‘Export Job Status’ on page 61 for the list of possible displays.
The storyboards added to the list will remain available in the list, whether they

have been exported or not, until the end of the user session.

E

XPORTING

M

ETADATA

During the creation of the export target profile, if the Generate EVS metadata file

option has been selected in the High Resolution File Creation dialog box, in the

Proxy/LoRes File Creation dialog box and/or in the Export to EVS Video Server

dialog box, an evs.xml file that contains all the metadata associated to the A/V

material is created for each codec/format, and destination folder defined in the

target profile.