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Column Name Description
off-line hi-res file (green icon surrounded with red line)
off-line lo-res file (blue icon surrounded with red line)
Record trains are also listed with the
icon (green icon).
LSM ID This is the virtual LDM ID as explained in section 4.3
‘Virtual LSM ID / Real LSM ID’ on page 26.
UmID UmID is a fixed length 8-character ID. The XT[2] server
automatically assigns a umID each new clip. It is used for
the unique identification of a clip on an XNet network.
Within a clip, the UmID of the XT hi-res clip and the UmID
of the hi-res file are the same.
The UmID displayed is the UmID of the hi-res clip, if any.
Otherwise, it is the UmID of the hi-res file.
VarID VarID is a 32-character ID with variable length and format.
It is automatically assigned to new clips. It is mainly used
to ensure redundancy on the system. It can be unique for
a clip on the XT[2] server level or on the XNet network
level, depending on XT[2] server settings.
Within a clip, the VarID of the XT hi-res clip and the VarID
of the hi-res file are the same.
The VarID displayed is the VarID of the hi-res clip, if any.
Otherwise, it is the VarID of the hi-res file.
Status Displays the archive status of a clip. Refer to section
‘Status Icons’ on page 31 for a complete list of all the
ic
ons which can be displayed.
Protected Displays the protection status of a clip. No icon is
displayed if the clip is not protected.
In hi-lo mode, two icons are present, one for each XT clip.
Icons available are:
Clip protected by the IPDirector protocol
Clip protected by another protocol
For more information, see section “Clip Protection”, on
pa
ge 31.
T/C IN The IN timecode of the clip, without guardbands.
T/C OUT The OUT timecode of the clip, without guardbands.
Duration The clip duration from T/C IN to T/C OUT.
Limit IN The Protect IN timecode of the clip including guardbands.
Limit OUT The Protect OUT timecode of the clip including
- User’s Manual 1
- COPYRIGHT 2
- DISCLAIMER 2
- IMPROVEMENT REQUESTS 2
- Table of Contents 4
- What’s New? 8
- About this Manual 9
- PART 3: BROWSING 10
- PART 4: INGEST 10
- PART 6: PLAYOUT - PLAYLIST 11
- PART 7: EDITING 11
- 1. Introduction 12
- 2. User Interface 13
- TOOLBAR (1) 14
- TREE VIEW (2) 14
- GRID (3) 14
- STATUS BAR (4) 14
- 2.3.1 VIEW OPTIONS 15
- LIST VIEW BUTTON 16
- 2.3.2 PRINT BUTTON 17
- BROWSE MODE 18
- PLAY MODE 18
- AUTO-PLAY MODE 18
- 2.3.4 PHOTO BUTTON 19
- 2.3.5 TOOLS MENU 20
- 2.3.6 ASSIGN BUTTON 21
- 2.3.7 REFRESH BUTTON 22
- 2.4 TREE VIEW 23
- 2.5.1 SEARCH OPTIONS 26
- 2.5.2 ELEMENT GRID 27
- GRID HEADER CONTEXTUAL MENU 28
- Save Grid Organisation 30
- 3. Clips, Clip Elements 31
- 3.1 TERMINOLOGY 32
- 3.2 WHAT COMPRISES A CLIP? 32
- 3.3 NEARLINE MANAGEMENT 33
- ERROR MESSAGES 34
- FF-LINE NEARLINE FILES 35
- 4. Clips View 36
- 4.4 CLIP TREE STRUCTURE 38
- 4.5 CLIP DATA COLUMNS 39
- 4.5.1 STATUS ICONS 42
- 4.5.2 CLIP PROTECTION 42
- 4.6 CLIP CONTEXTUAL MENU 43
- 4.7 EDITING A CLIP 46
- TIME INFORMATION FIELDS 48
- PROTECT / UNPROTECT 48
- KEYWORDS 48
- INTEREST LEVEL 49
- CLIP TYPE 49
- METADATA FIELDS 50
- LOCATION 52
- ETHERNET 53
- 4.9.1 SEND TO MENU 54
- (DESTINATION TARGET) 55
- NEW ARCHIVE TARGET WINDOW 56
- TRANSFER MANAGER 58
- 4.9.8 TRANSFER MONITORING 60
- DATE OF A CLIP 61
- 4.11 PUBLISHING A CLIP 62
- 4.12 LINKING CLIPS 64
- 5. Clip Elements View 65
- • XT server for XT clips 68
- 5.5 DELETING CLIP ELEMENTS 69
- 6. Playlists View 71
- 6.3 PLAYLISTS DATA COLUMNS 72
- • the user’s default bin 73
- • a default archive target 73
- 6.6 PLAYLIST IMPORTS 75
- 7. Timelines View 77
- 8. Bins View 79
- 8.3 BIN ELEMENT VIEW 80
- 8.4 BIN DATA COLUMNS 81
- 8.5 BIN CONTEXTUAL MENU 81
- DIRECTORY 82
- 8.8 BIN RULES 83
- OW TO DEFINE A NEW BIN RULE 84
- 8.8.7 BIN RULES WINDOW 87
- FILTER RULES AREA: 88
- POST PROCESS AREA 88
- VALIDITY AREA 88
- 9. Logs View 90
- OGS BRANCH CONTEXTUAL MENU 91
- OG SHEET CONTEXTUAL MENU 91
- OR A LOG SHEET 92
- FROM THE TREE 95
- 9.11 PRINTING A LOG SHEET 95
- 9.12 LOG EVENT COLUMNS 96
- 10. Media Files View 98
- Issue 5.6.D 100
- 11. Searching the 101
- Database 101
- 11.3 QUICK SEARCH OPTIONS 102
- 11.3.2 QUICK TEXT SEARCH 104
- QUICK TEXT SEARCH RULES 105
- 11.4 GRID FILTERS 106
- 11.4.1 SEARCH FIELDS TYPES 107
- 11.4.2 GRID FILTER RULES 107
- • Select a date 109
- • Select a second date 109
- • Click OK or Cancel 109
- KEYWORDS GRID FILTER FIELD 112
- 11.5 USING SAVED FILTERS 114
- OW TO APPLY SAVED FILTERS 115
- OW TO UPDATE A SAVED FILTER 115
- OW TO RENAME A SAVED FILTER 116
- OW TO DELETE A SAVED FILTER 116
- OW TO PUBLISH A SAVED FILTER 117
- 12. Loading and Playing 118
- Media from the 118
- Database Explorer 118
- 12.2 LOADING MEDIA 119
- 12.3 PLAYING MEDIA 120
- 12.6 HOW TO CREATE CLIPS 123
- AUTOMATICALLY FROM A LOGGED 123
- 13. Database Explorer 125
- Shortcuts 125
- Regional Contacts 127
- +32 4 361 7000 131
- +1 973 575 7811 131
- +852 2914 2501 131
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