Grass Valley K2 System Guide v.9.0 - Manual (Page 80)

The subfolders are organized in typical Windows fashion, with columns denoting the file’s name,
size, etc. The Size column refers to the clip duration (in video fields).
You can use Internet Explorer to drag a file from your stand-alone K2 system or K2 Media Server
and drop it in a folder on your PC. You can also drag a file from your PC and drop it in the appropriate
folder on your stand-alone K2 system or K2 Media Server.
Be careful not to mix files from the two types of file interchange formats. GXF files can only be
transferred to the GXF folder, and MXF files can only be transferred to the MXF folder. If you try
to drop a clip into the incorrect folder, the transfer fails. For example,
clip1.gxf can be dropped
into the K2-MediaSVR/GXF/default/ folder, but not into the K2-MediaSVR/MXF/default/ folder .
Related Topics
FTP and media access security on page 76
FTP commands supported
The following table lists the FTP commands that the K2 FTP interface supports.
K2 FTP support FTP command description FTP command name
Supported User Name USER
Supported Password PASS
Not supported Account ACCT
Supported Change working directory CWD
Supported Change to parent directory CDUP
Not supported Structure mount SMNT
Not supported Reinitialize REIN
Supported Logout QUIT
Supported Data port PORT
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