Epiphan Pearl Mini Live Video Production System with 512GB SSD (NA/JP) - Manual (Page 376)

Pearl Mini User Guide Set the extend YuJa CMS event interval
Set the extend YuJa CMS event interval
A button on the front screen lets users extend the length of an event that is in progress. By default, the event is
extended in 6 minute intervals each time the button is tapped. Using the Admin panel, you can set the amount of
time the event is extended to 6, 10, or 15 minute intervals. Events cannot be extended beyond the start of the
next scheduled event.
Set the extend YuJa CMS event interval using the Admin panel
1. Log in to the Admin panel as admin, see Connect to the Admin panel .
2. From the Configuration menu, click CMS. The Content management system configuration menu opens.
3. Under Settings, select the Extend event time interval from the drop down list and click Apply.
CMS recording and webcasting control
Pearl Mini appears as an available resource as soon as the device is registered with your CMS and records
scheduled events, recurring events, and unscheduled ad hoc events for Kaltura and Panopto CMSs. Connect
multiple audio and video sources directly to Pearl Mini and record content from HD cameras, document cameras,
HDMI output from computers, and even digital microscope cameras.
Scheduled events start and end automatically. No manual intervention is required. After the event ends,
recorded files automatically upload to the CMS. If the network connection or the CMS goes down during an
event, it records locally on Pearl Mini and uploads automatically when network connectivity resumes. You can
manually control recording and webcasting using the Admin panel or the device screen. Back up recordings are
easily recovered using the Admin panel.
Do not schedule recordings that are longer than the capacity of Pearl Mini to store the recording on
it's local drive. We recommend using large capacity SD cards such as 256 GB or more when using
Pearl Mini with a CMS.
Do not remove your storage device from the Pearl device during a recording.
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