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2 ingest block description, Ingest status colours, Partial block display – EVS IPDirector Version 5.6 - May 2009 Part 4 User's Manual User Manual

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IPDirector Version 5.6– User Manual – Part 4: Ingest

EVS Broadcast Equipment – May 2009

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In the Ingest Overview area, a block represents a scheduled or recorded clip
element.

Several pieces of information are displayed on a block, such as the clip name, clip

duration, IN Time, OUT Time,…according to the settings defined in Tools >
Settings > Ingest Scheduler > General
. Refer to section 2.8 ‘Ingest Scheduler
Settings
’ on page 27 for more information.

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The ingest status is shown by means of different colours as follows:

Block Colour

Status

A blue block to the right of the nowline is a Scheduled
ingest.

A currently Recording ingest has two colours:

The recorded media part, to the left of the nowline, is

yellow

The scheduled media part, to the right of the nowline,

is blue.

A green block to the left of the nowline is a successfully
Recorded ingest.

A red block marks a recording that has Failed.

A growing clip is a recording element without OUT point
and launched by clicking on Start button in the Channel

Explorer or the Ingest Scheduler. It is displayed in yellow.
The right-end of the block is on the nowline.

A stream only ingest is represented by a transparent
(grey) block on the Recorder sub-track, and a normal
colored block on the sub-track for the stream. See section
below ‘Partial Block Display’.

Partial Block Display

A transparent block is displayed in the sub-track of the hi-res XT recorder, would
the channel view be condensed or expanded, in the following cases:

A hi-res clip is removed from the system, before or after recording, but some

other elements are still present in the same track (lo-res XT clip, streams).