EVS IPDirector Version 6.2 - June 2013 DATABASE EXPLORER User Manual - Manual (Page 22)

2.3.3. Clip Tree Structure
The Clips branch is visible by all the users. The main branch displays all the clips from the
sub-branches.
Within the Clips tree structure, the following sub-branches are available:
• Physical hardware present on the XNet, such as:
◦ high resolution EVS video servers: displays clips containing a high resolution clip
saved on the high resolution EVS video servers.
Light clips are listed here as well even if they are not saved on a server but only
refer to a normal clip itself saved on a server.
◦ low resolution EVS video servers: displays clips containing a low resolution-clip
saved on the low resolution EVS video servers.
The Show Lores tree option must have been selected from the View contextual
menu.
◦ XF[2] or XStore hosting XFile software: displays clips which have been backed up
to XFile and then published from XFile to the XNet.
Even if an XT clip is backed up to XFile in a file format, when the file is published
from XFile, it appears with a Clip icon in the Elements grid.
Each machine can be searched by browsing the tree from network number > page >
bank.
• On-line nearline: displays clips which have been backed up to nearline/IP drive and for
which the nearline/IP drive is still accessible, so clips can still be immediately
retrievable.
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