Exploring bins, Creating a new bin, Deleting a bin – Grass Valley K2 AppCenter v.7.2 User Manual
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Chapter 7 Managing clip media
by using drag-and-drop) from a bin that is not the current working bin for that
channel. The bin from which you loaded the clip then becomes that channel’s
working bin.
Exploring bins
Exploring a bin in the Organize Bins dialog box causes it to display in the Media
Monitor pane. Exploring a bin does not make that bin the default setting for recording
clips. A clip that is being recorded is stored in the working bin that has been specified
for its channel. Each channel has its own working bin. To change the current bin
where a clip will be recorded, click the Options button on the channel pane
Loading
a clip from a bin into a play channel changes the working bin for that channel.
1. In the Clips pane, select the Current Bin drop-down list, then
select
Organize Bins
.
2. In the Organize Bins dialog box, select a bin, then click
Explore
.
NOTE: If the Explore button is grayed out, you do not have Explore permission.
Without permission to explore a bin, you cannot rename or delete a bin either. For
information on security and permissions, see the K2 System Guide.
3. Close the Organize Bins dialog box.
Creating a new bin
1. Open the Organize Bin dialog box using one of the following methods:
• Select
Clips | New Bin
.
• Click t
he
New Bin
button in the clips pane.
• In the Clips pane:
- Select the Current Bin drop-down list, then
select
Organize Bins
.
- In the Organize Bins dialog box, select where you want the bin to be created
(e.g. at the top level or as a sub bin of an existing bin), then click
New Bin
.
2. Enter the new bin name, then click
OK
.
The new bin appears in the Organize Bins dialog box. Note that there are additional
buttons displayed, which permit you to rename or delete the bin.
3. Close the Organize Bins dialog box.
Deleting a bin
NOTE: Even with the appropriate permissions, you cannot delete a bin containing
assets that are locked or in use. However, the unlocked assets in the bin can be
deleted.
1. In the Clips pane, select the Current Bin label, then
select
Organize Bins
.
2. In the Organize Bins dialog box, choose the bin you want to delete.
3. Click the
Delete
button.