Grass Valley XG Vertigo Configuration Guide v.5.0 - Manual (Page 37)

3-12 Vertigo XG Configuration Guide
Vertigo XG’s Desktop Applications & Tools
Windows Explorer
Since Vertigo XG’s desktop does not contain any icons or shortcuts, therefore you may
need to access Windows Explorer (figure
3-12 ) to navigate through your system.
Figure 3-12. Windows Explorer
When Windows Explorer is open, you can type the following system shortcuts in the
address bar to access directories relevant to Vertigo XG and its applications:
You can also use Windows Explorer to navigate to the Windows C ONTROL P ANEL directory,
which contains three (3) important Vertigo applications:
•
V ERTIGO X MEDIA X MEDIA S ERVER - “Embedded Xmedia Server Control Panel” on page 3-13
• V ERTIGO X MEDIA XP UBLISH A GENT - “XPublish Agent Control Panel” on page 3-15
• V ERTIGO X MEDIA D ATA S ERVER - “Data Server Control Panel” on page 3-16
%vxm%
A shortcut to the directory that contains the L OGS folder, which contains the Vertigo log
files. See page 5-29 for more information about logging.
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VertigoXmedia\Logs
%vxapps%
A shortcut to the Vertigo Apps directory, which contains files related to the Vertigo Suite
applications.
C:\Program Files\VertigoXmedia\Apps
c:\Vertigo
Opens the directory that contains shortcuts to the executable file for the Vertigo XG
Control Panel and Xplay application.
If you accidently close the Xplay window or the Vertigo XG Control Panel on the
desktop, you can use this directory to access the shortcuts and restart the applications.