Grass Valley Aurora Playout v.7.0 - Manual (Page 66)

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Path.
The name of the computer hosting the XMOS Server. XMOS Server
Determines the display mode of the Assignment List Plug-in:
0 for Placeholder List only, 1 for Rundown View only, 2 for
both Rundown View and Placeholder List display. Display Mode
Determines whether to insert the placeholder type to the MOS
name when the placeholder is dragged and dropped into a
script: 0 for off, 1 for on. AddTypeToObjSlug
Your Newsroom Computer System: 0 for iNEWS or 1 for
ENPS/Octopus. UnicodeDragDrop
Determines whether placeholder can be trimmed in the
MediaFrame clip player: 0 for off, 1 for on. EnablePlayerTrim
Determines whether placeholder deletion is allowed in ALP:
0 for off, 1 for on. EnableDelete
3. Save the file in the directory with the SetupAuroraPlayout.exe file.
4. Navigate to the network directory where you saved the installer and configuration
file and double-click
SetupAuroraPlayout.exe .
a)
b) Click Next until you reach the Select Components screen.
c) At the Select Components screen, check the Assignment List Plugin checkbox
and click Next .
d) Select Configure Assignment List Plugin using setup.ini and click Next .
e) Click Next .
f) Click Finish to complete the installation.
The installer uses the setup.ini file to configure the Assignment List Plug-in.
Installing ALP using a Batch File
You can also create a batch file to automatically install the Assignment List Plug-in
using the setup.ini file.
1. Create a text file named setupALP.bat .
2. In the file, put this text:
.\AuroraPlayout\FILEPATH1\DotNetInstall.EXE
.\AuroraPlayout\FILEPATH2\AuroraIngestPlayoutPrereq.EXE
msiexec.exe /package "AuroraPlayout.msi" /QB
ALP_INSTALL=1
3. Save the file into the same directory as the Aurora Playout installer and your
setup.ini file.
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