Grass Valley Aurora Playout v.6.5 - Manual (Page 62)

Description Setting
a trust relationship (one way or two way). For example, you could
have your MediaFrame system on Windows domain A with a trust
in the B domain. Applications running on Windows domain B
can then connect to the MediaFrame server on Windows domain
A.
Select your newsroom video standard: PAL, NTSC - Drop Frame, or NTSC
- Non-drop Frame. Video Standard
Enter the path for the database backups. Database Backup
Path
Enter how often you want the database to back up automatically. Database Backup
Interval
Specifies the name of the computer running the Thumbnail Server
application (if used). Thumbnail
Server
Sets the path where the thumbnails will be stored. Thumbnail Path
Select the color that displays in the Assignment List to alert editors that a
sequence is being edited. Being Edited
Lets you define categories for sorting and assigning placeholders. To add
a category, click Add, enter the name of the category, and click OK. Categories
Categories appear in these locations: Assignment List Plug-in; Assignment
List Manager; Housekeeper; Aurora Playout Clip Browser and Aurora
Edit.
Lets you set default estimated durations for new placeholders. To add a
duration, click Add, enter the duration in the format
hours:minutes:seconds:frames, and click OK. Durations
Lets you define story types for placeholders. Two story types, SOT (Story
on Tape) and VO (Voice Over) are default types. To add a story type, click
Add, enter the type, and click OK. Types
Setting Media options of SDB Server
62 Aurora Playout User Guide 19 November 2008
Configuring Aurora Playout