Grass Valley Aurora Ingest v.7.0.0 - Manual (Page 193)

Using Aurora Ingest - RMI
After you have configured RMI setting and attached the removable media device,
RMI is ready for use.
1. Verify that the removable media device is plugged in and media is attached or
inserted.
2. Select Programs | Grass Valley | Aurora | RMI .
3. Enter the Tape ID when the dialog box is displayed on screen.
The detachable media option (Rev, P2, XD) is seen automatically.
4. To select clips that you want to ingest, check the box next to each of those clips.
5. You can also modify properties, rename, trim and merge clips into groups via the
right-click menu before importing them.
6. Click the Start button to begin the ingest operation.
While the transfer is proceeding, the clip information has a red background, and
the percentage of the transferred media is displayed. Once the clip has been
transferred, the clip information has a green background.
RMI recognizes good-shot marks. Select “Marked” from the Status drop-down list to
see only those good shots. The screenshot below shows the Status drop-down list from
the Panasonic P2 removable media device:
For XDCAM, RMI recognizes good-shot and bad-shot marks. Select from the
drop-down list as shown below to choose a particular status for your view.
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Using Aurora Ingest - RMI