Clip contextual menu – EVS IPDirector Version 6.0 - November 2012 Part 3 User's Manual User Manual
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Note
When you protect a XT hi-res clip, the lo-res version (if present) is protected
automatically and vice versa. Then, two icons will be displayed, one for each XT
clip. The protect feature does not affect hi-res or lo-res files.
If a clip is protected by the IPDirector protocol, the Protect icon
(hi-res) or
(lo-res)
appears in the Protect column of the element.
If the clip is protected by another protocol, the Protect icon
(hi-res) or
(lo-res)
appears in the Protect column.
Note
It is possible to protect a clip via IPDirector if it is already protected by another
protocol. This will ensure that the clip remains protected even if it is unprotected
later by the other protocol.
In IPDirector, it is not possible to remove the clip protection defined by another
protocol.
4.2.5.
Clip Contextual Menu
The Clip contextual menu is available when right-clicking a clip in the Elements grid. It
gives access to the actions that can be performed on clips in the Database Explorer.
The following table describes the commands from the clip contextual menu:
Command
Description
Cut
Not relevant in the Elements grid.
Copy
Copies the clip to the clipboard. A shortcut to the clip can then be pasted in
a bin.
Paste
Not relevant in the Elements grid.
Send To
Provides a list of possible destinations to which the selected clip can be
sent.
Possible destinations are:
•
the user's default bin
•
the user's default playlist
•
a default archive target
•
any target destination visible on the GigE network that has been
defined, such as CleanEdit targets, Avid, targets, Final Cut Pro
targets, File targets.
Backup to
Nearline
Enables the backup of clip to the default nearline or to a nearline directory.
Lists the on-line nearline directories destinations to which the loaded clip
can be sent.
During the backup process, an XML metadata file is generated. In this file,
the keywords assigned to the clip appear in the order they have been
entered by the operator.
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