Grass Valley Turbo iDDR v.2.3 - Manual (Page 205)

Turbo iDDR User Guide 205
Sending media to another Turbo iDDR
3. Click Stream .
NOTE: The appearance of the asset list and file open dialog boxes is determined by
the View Option setting. Use the Clips Pane context menu to choose Image or Text
view. (
See “Modifying the asset list view” on page 219 .)
4. In the Source section, browse to locate and select the source file.
The Look in label shows the current location. The list under the Look in label
displays the contents of the current location. You can select items in the list such
as machine,
disk volume or a bin, to explore its contents.
Clicking the up-arrow button moves up one directory level in the storage
hierarchy.
The Look in drop-down list allows you to choose from one of the most recent source
locations visited (history).
5. In the Destination section, Bin Name displays the name of the current bin which
specifies the destination bin.
6. Specify a clip name, if desired, by clicking the Clip Name edit control.
7. Click Import to start the transfer.
NOTE: Import is a background task and can be monitored using the Transfer
Monitor.
See “Monitoring media file transfers” on page 207 to view the job status.
Sending media to another Turbo iDDR
The iDDR supports streaming media transfers over the Ethernet connection.
Streaming transfers allow playout while the asset is still transferring. The destination
for a streaming transfer must be another iDDR. The format for Turbo iDDR streaming
is SMPTE 360M (*.gxf).