Grass Valley Aurora Browse v.7.0 Installation - Manual (Page 121)

April 6, 2010 Aurora Browse Installation and Configuration Guide 121
Configure NTFS MDI
MPEG and storyboard proxy.
 When a clip is ingested, rules work as configured for the creation of MPEG and
storyboard proxy.
 When a high-res clip is copied into a monitored bin, rules work as configured for
creation of MPEG and storyboard proxy.
 When a high-res clip is modified, rules work as configured for creation of MPEG
and storyboard proxy.
Configure NTFS MDI
This tab of the MediaFrame Config tool specifies the machines, directories, and file
types that the NTFS MDI can access. The Aurora Browse application makes these
available as selections for saving and managing assets.
If you need to configure the NTFS MDI, do the following.
1. Select Programs | Grass Valley | MediaFrame Config . Select MDI Configuration tab
and the NTFS icon.
2. Use the ... button. Enter the name of NTFS MDI, as registered with ASK. Refer to
“Configure MediaFrame ASK: Register components” on page 84 .
3. Port 9115 is required. See “Ports and services mapping” on page 47 .
4. Click the Add button to specify the location of the folder managed by the NTFS
MDI. This must be a UNC path. The machine must have NTFS storage. (You can
optionally specify the folder.)