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ratio and the feed is going to be recorded into K2 version 3.2 controlling SD
channels only.
f) Recording Channel—Select a different channel than the one automatically
entered from the selected event if you want. Channel availability depends on
channel group and user logon setup within the Aurora Ingest Server.
g) Clip Location—Select a different record location than the one automatically
entered from the selected event if you want. Availability of record locations
depend on your setup within the Aurora Ingest Server.
h) Record Backup—Check the box if you want to record backup of an event as
part of the event template. Select the recording channel and recording location
of the backup from the drop-down lists.
i) Make Public—This option is available if your logon configuration had been
setup to allow you making public templates and filters.
The permission to allow this option for a user is within User Administration
setup of Aurora Ingest Server. Check the box if you want to set the template
as a public template.
j) Save MediaFrame metadata—This option is available if you already configured
MediaFrame within your system. Check the box if you want to save MediaFrame
metadata with your event template.
k) Save as Default Template for Recording Channel: CH1—Check this box if you
want to assign the template as a default template for the particular channel. This
allows users to crash record easily and saves time by not having to fill up details
of the event.
4. If you already configured MediaFrame for use with Aurora Ingest, you can enter
metadata for the asset within the Metadata tab.
• Name — The name of the clip will be the same as the one that you entered in
the General tab.
• Source — Enter the source of the clip.
• Expires — Select the expiry date for the placeholder. If no expiry date is needed,
you can leave it at its default setting: Not Defined.
• Description — Enter the description of the template if needed.
• Search Terms — Enter the search term for the template so that it will be easy
to find when you search for it using MediaFrame Search component later.
You can also enter metadata within Keywords tab, which referenced a specific
timecode location in the media file. This is done by selecting mark-in/out points
on the clip and inserting a keyword for that segment.
Within the Custom tab, you can enter additional asset metadata such as editor,
videographer, location and any other fields that had been listed. If you have the
Administrator privileges, you can add, edit, or delete custom metadata fields.
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