Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.6.0a Installation - Manual (Page 121)

Setting Up Send Locations
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2. Click Update Workgroup List .
The system lists the available devices for file import or export.
3. Click OK .
In addition to setting up a workgroup, you also need to share your media folder
to receive files from other Aurora Edit workstations.
Setting Up Send Locations
After completing a sequence you can send it to a playout device or to a network
video server. To send completed sequences or individual clips, you first need to
configure Aurora Edit with each of your send locations.
A send location can be another Aurora Edit workstation, a Media Server, or a
Bin you specify. If you want to store completed sequences on your workstation,
you can also add a send location for your PC.
To set up a send location:
1. Click Add .
The Add Named Destination to Send List window appears.
2. Enter the name of the send location.
3. Select the type of location from the drop-down list:
Send Type Description
Vibrint Select Vibrint when the send location is another Aurora Edit, Aurora Playout
workstation, or Aurora system.
Profile Select Profile when the send location is a Profile Server, a K2 Server, or an
M-Series iVDR.
Publish Select Publish when you are using Aurora Browse for low resolution
sequences.
GXF ftp Select GXF ftp to send the completed sequence as a GXF stream which can be
used for a generic FTP site.
GXF file Select GXF file to send the sequence as a GXF file; used to exchange files with
other systems.
DV Video
ES Select DV Video ES to send the completed sequence as a DV video elementary
stream; used for Publison NewsMix.