Reinitializing media monitor of sdb server, Repopulating rundown items from sdb server – Grass Valley Aurora Playout v.7.0 User Manual
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Description
Setting
Enter the name of the computer hosting the MediaFrame Server.
After this setting is configured, MediaFrame components can be
MediaFrame
Server
accessed in Aurora Playout application, Housekeeper, Assignment
List Manager and Assignment List Plug-in.
NOTE: If you have MediaFrame client applications on a
different Windows domain from the MediaFrame server,
you need to define 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.
When selected, the application will continue to go through the
configured Web Proxy settings to communicate with MediaFrame
Use
Configured
Web Proxy
services. When deselected, the application will bypass the configured
settings.
Enter the full path (or browse) to the directory where proxies are
stored. You can then view those proxies via MediaFrame.
Proxy Path
3. Click
Apply
and
OK
.
Reinitializing media monitor of SDB Server
To refresh rundowns, reinitialize media server connections and update database records,
you can select the option to Reinitialize Media Monitor.
This is an option for you to manually execute the refresh function, even though SDB
Server would be automatically updated each time there is a new change to your
rundown.
1. Click
SDB Server
on the taskbar of your desktop to display the window.
2. Select
Tools | Reinitialize Media Monitor or press F5 for the shortcut button.
Repopulating rundown items from SDB Server
The option to repopulate rundown items is useful if you were to accidentally delete
placeholders in Housekeeper for an active rundown. You can repopulate those
placeholders by selecting this option within SDB Server.
However, this option only repopulate empty placeholders and you still need to associate
clips to those placeholders before the rundown is ready for playback.
In the case of a complete loss or corruption of the SDB database, repopulate could be
used to rebuild the database by importing placeholders from all MOS active rundowns.
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