Epiphan Pearl Mini Live Video Production System with 512GB SSD (NA/JP) - Manual (Page 295)

Pearl Mini User Guide About recording
You can set the maximum recording time or file size limit using the Admin panel. The default recording limits are
set to 30 minutes or 500 MB, whichever comes first. When the time or file size limit is reached, the current
recording is saved and a new recording file starts automatically without losing any content. When the local drive
is full, newer recordings overwrite oldest recordings.
Important considerations
l If recordings are selected for Automatic File Upload (AFU) while AFU is at maximum upload capacity or
when AFU is unavailable, the recordings are added to an upload queue. If there is no available space left
in the storage medium, new recordings fail and do not overwrite recordings in the AFU queue.
l For information about recording to Content Management Systems (CMSs) like Kaltura and Panopto, see
CMS recording and webcasting control .
l Pearl-2 and Pearl Mini - You can also setup multi-track recorders on Pearl-2 and Pearl Mini, see
Recorders .
l Pearl-2 and Pearl Mini - While actively recording a multiple-channel recorder, a new file is created if an
additional video input source is added to the recorder.
Tested media players
Epiphan has tested recordings with the following players. See Troubleshooting Quick Reference for known
player issues.
Table 54 Tested Media Players
Operating System Tested Players
Mac OS
l QuickTime 10.3
l QuickTime 7.6.6+
l VLC 2.2.4
l Playback Pro 2.3.2
l Final Cut Pro 10.3.2
l Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017
Windows
l QuickTime 7.6.6+
l VLC 2.2.6
l Windows Media player 12+
l Movies & TV (Windows 10)
l Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015
Linux
l MPlayer
l VLC 2.2.2
HTML 5 Browsers
(Windows)
l Google Chrome 37+ (works with MOV and MP4 files using H.264 codec)
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