Grass Valley PROFILE FAMILY v.2.5 - Manual (Page 250)

Chapter 7 Fibre Channel Video Networking
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You will not automatically see the other machine on the network. For example,
if you are running Media Manager on
PROFILE1 you will only see PROFILE1 .
1. Choose File | Add/Remove Machine . The Add/Remove Machine dialog box
appears. The Local label follows the name of the current machine,
PROFILE1 .
2. Click on the computer name for the other Profile machine you want, for
example, PROFILE2 .
3. Click Add .
4. Click OK .
For more information on connecting to remote Profile machines, see
“Connecting to a Remote Machine” on page 110.
You can now copy or move media from one machine to another. In addition,
you can play a clip or master with VdrPanel or Tool Box Editor while the media
is being moved or copied to another machine.
Using the Listnames and Copymovie Commands
The listnames command line utility provides a way to list media on a remote
Profile without using Media Manager. Valid arguments are datasets or
volumes, groups or lists, and media. Dataset names are case sensitive. That
means that
INT: and int: would be considered different datasets.
The two arguments for listnames are:
• -l start_arg list media based on a starting argument start_arg , such as INT:
If not specified, the utility will list all valid datasets (volumes)
• -r remote_machine lists media of a remote machine, such as PROFILE1 . If not
specified, the utility searches local machine only
This example lists all the valid datasets (volumes) on the remote machine
PROFILE1 :
listnames -r PROFILE1
This one lists all groups (clip lists) in INT: on PROFILE1:
listnames -r PROFILE1 -l INT: [or just // ]
The final examples lists all movies in INT:/default on Profile1 :
listnames -r PROFILE1 -l INT:/default/