Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.6.5 Installation - Manual (Page 46)

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Aurora Edit Installation Guide November 25, 2008
Chapter 4 Configuring Your System
Configuring General Options
Configuring Proxy Support (Aurora Edit LD Only)
Configuring Video Settings
Setting Options Description
Database Server Displays the name of the database server.
Database Connection
Mode Local
Shared
Select Local if you are using local disk storage and a local Aurora Edit
database. You can access files on your local machine only.
Select
Shared
if you are using shared disk storage and a shared
database. You share the Bin with all Aurora Edit workstations that are
part of the network, according to security settings. Aurora Edit LD
must use Shared mode.
License Server Enter the name of the server where the MOV generation license is
located; automatically fills in as the DSM name.
MediaFrame Server Enter the name of the MediaFrame server.
Use MediaFrame Check this option to use MediaFrame (you can uncheck it to disable
MediaFrame without losing the server name).
Aurora Edit LD must use a MediaFrame Server.
Default Bins Location Enter the default path to your media files.
V:\VibrintAVFiles is the Default Bins Location.
Prompt Before Deleting Items Check this option to receive a confirmation prompt before deleting
files; setting is on by default.
Use Tape ID for Capture Check this option to identify which source tape a particular clip came
from; used in the Source Tool; setting is off by default.
Use Proxy Media for XDCAM
Preview Check this option to view the low-resolution proxy for media when
previewing XDCAM files. This setting is on by default; it is always
selected for Aurora Edit LD.
This does not affect HD media, which always uses proxy media for
previewing.
Setting Description
Media Path Enter the path to the NAS Server.
Setting Options Description
Reference
Standard NTSC
(59.94 Hz)
PAL
(50.00 Hz)
Select the Reference Standard you are using.
NTSC (default) has a frame rate of 29.97 frames/second and is used
primarily in the Americas and Japan. PAL has a frame rate of 25 frames/
second and is used in Europe, most of Asia, and Australia.
Has Setup Check Has Setup if the analog composite signal carries setup
information.