Grass Valley K2 TimeDelay v.2.1 - Manual (Page 16)

16 K2 TimeDelay User Manual February 2007
Playback delays that are too small are automatically adjusted to the closest valid
value. The minimum playback delay is based on the video server that the TimeDelay
channels reside on; it is summarized in the following table.
You can modify the length of the K2 TimeDelay playback delay. The system notifies
you if you have exceeded the limit of the available disk space. TimeDelay allows you
to start recording on the assumption that you will make sufficient room manually.
Changing K2 TimeDelay audio levels
You can modify the audio levels for the record channel or any one of the playback
channels independently. To open the Meters window, select the TimeDelay channel
and click on the Meters button in the lower right-hand corner.
This window contains a meter for each audio input or output (depending on the
current channel selection) that displays the audio level.
Each audio meter indicates the final (adjusted) audio level on the audio input or output
for that track. A decibel scale is displayed alongside the sliders.
To adjust the input gain for the record channel or the output gain for a play channel,
move the slider on the meter. To snap all the gain levels back to Unity default, click
the Unity button. To change all gain levels proportionately when any one of them is
moved, click the Gang checkbox.
Recovering from K2 TimeDelay disruptions
If K2 TimeDelay is disrupted, due to operator error or power cycle, it restarts
automatically at the correct position. (To restart TimeDelay without logging in, you
need to configure auto login in Appcenter. For more information, see the K2 Media
Client User Manual.)
Video server Minimum playback delay
(seconds)
K2 Media Client with internal storage 15
K2 Media Client with external storage 25