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Installing iTX software modules

The installed services are:

The Server Controller

The System Service

The Logging Service

The Time Service

The OPUS 2 Service

The As Run Logging Service

The Routing Data Service

The Locator Service

The iTX Software Updater

If it is included in the installation:

The Media Watcher

Install the Media Watcher on a stand-alone Media Store, or other

machine

There must be at least one Media Watcher in an iTX system, to monitor the Inbox on an iTX

Media Store. This Media Watcher registers the media files, and other valid files, that are placed

in the Inbox; it rejects files that iTX cannot use.

In certain circumstances, it may also be used by a Media Cache Service to copy files so that they

are available for playout.

More details

, page 260.

There may be other Media Watchers in a system, doing the same jobs for different Media

Stores and Output Servers.

You should install the only or main Media Watcher on the machine that is to be the main Media

Store; this may be the Database Server machine or, more likely, a stand-alone Media Store. If it

is not possible to run the Media Watcher on a stand-alone Media Store, you may install it on

the Database Server machine.

Perform the following procedure to install the Media Watcher and iTX Desktop layouts on a

stand-alone Media Store or other machine.

Note: If you want to install the Media Watcher on the Database Server machine, do this at the

same time as you install the Database Server module. See "Install the Database Server module",

page 48.
1.

Double-click Setup.exe to start the iTX installer.

2.

Select Media Watcher from the Select Software To Install dialog.

Click OK to close the dialog.
The installer displays the iTX Installer dialog, showing the components that make up the

Media Watcher module.

3.

Click Continue.

The installer performs the installation. For some tasks, it displays a dialog requesting you to

enter certain system details. We describe how to use these dialogs below.

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