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3. Specify the VarID.
4. Do one of the following:
• If you do not precisely know the TC IN and TC OUT of the clip that will
replace the virtual element, tick the Use clip boundaries option and type
the TC IN and TC OUT, if you want to get an estimation of the playlist
duration.
• If you know the TC IN and TC OUT of the clip that will replace the virtual
element, tick the Use virtual element boundaries option and type TC IN
and TC OUT values as closed as possible to the clip TC IN and TC OUT
values, as far as the virtual element values are included in the clip
duration.
5. Click OK.
A virtual element has been added to the playlist. When the clip with the same ID
will be made available on the XNet network or on an on-line nearline, this clip will
automatically be matched to the virtual elements on playlists.
If you need to modify information on the virtual element, select the element in the
playlist, right-click and select Modify virtual element from the contextual menu.
Note
A virtual element is considered as a normal playlist element.
Consequently all operations allowed on playlist elements are also
allowed on virtual elements.
PLAYING OUT OR PLAYING BACK A PLAYLIST WITH VIRTUAL
ELEMENTS
Playout on a Player Channel
When a playlist still containing virtual elements is being played out on a Player
channel, the virtual elements will be skipped in the playout.
Playback on the Software Player
When a playlist containing virtual elements is being played on the Software
Player, the latter will try to play all elements. Consequently, the playback will stop
on a virtual playlist element and the video display will show an image with the
‘virtual element’ comment. To continue the playback, you need to manually cue
and play the next element.
REPLACE PROCESS OF VIRTUAL PLAYLIST ELEMENTS
Whether the playlist is on-line or off-line, the system will check for a clip element
with the same ID
1
as the virtual element. If a clip element with the same ID is
1
The ID refers to the VarID or element ID, depending on the type of ID group defined in the Remote Installer. For more
information, refer to the IPDirector Technical Reference manual.
- User’s Manual 1
- COPYRIGHT 2
- DISCLAIMER 2
- IMPROVEMENT REQUESTS 2
- REGIONAL CONTACTS 2
- Table of Contents 4
- What’s New? 7
- About this Manual 9
- PART 3: BROWSING 10
- PART 4: INGEST 10
- PART 7: EDITING 11
- 1. Playlist Panel 12
- POSSIBLE SOURCE MATERIAL 13
- 1.2 USER INTERFACE 14
- PLAYLIST PANEL OUTLINE 15
- Playlist Grid Area (2) 16
- CHANNEL MODE DISPLAY 17
- LOCK BUTTON 18
- On-Air Display 19
- Channel Contextual Menu 19
- PLAYLIST NAME FIELD 20
- TRANSPORT BUTTONS 20
- E/E Button 21
- Preview Transition Button 21
- RECUE Button 21
- GoTo an Element Button 23
- LOOP Button 23
- Time Until Transition 24
- PLAYLIST CONTEXTUAL MENU 25
- 1.2.4 PLAYLIST GRID 27
- PLAYLIST ELEMENT STATUSES 28
- GRID HEADER CONTEXTUAL MENU 28
- ON-AIR TIME PARAMETER 29
- 1.2.5 STATUS BAR 31
- AUXCLIP NAME AREA 32
- APPEND ZONE 32
- END CUE AREA 32
- AS RUN LOG AREA 33
- POST ROLL AREA 33
- CHANNEL 34
- PROTOCOLS 36
- EVS SERVER 36
- 1.3.5 PGM/PRV MODE 37
- SOFTWARE PLAYER 38
- 1.5 PLAYLIST MANAGEMENT 39
- STORAGE 40
- 1.5.3 CREATING PLAYLISTS 41
- CREATE A NEW PLAYLIST WINDOW 43
- • the user’s default bin 44
- • a default archive target 44
- OPENING A PLAYLIST 45
- LOADING A PLAYLIST 46
- VARIOUS OPTIONS 49
- LOADED PLAYLIST 50
- 1.5.8 DELETING PLAYLISTS 53
- 1.5.9 PUBLISHING PLAYLISTS 56
- DESTINATION TYPES 57
- TRANSFER TYPES 57
- • Continuous per clip: 61
- VIDEO STANDARD 62
- 1.6 PLAYLIST EDITING 63
- Insert LIVE or DELAY Window 68
- INTRODUCTION 69
- ELEMENTS 70
- RESTORE OPTIONS 72
- RESTORE PROCESSES 72
- POSSIBLE OPERATIONS 73
- OPERATION 74
- ODIFYING A PLAYLIST ELEMENT 75
- HOW TO INSERT A LINKED CLIP 76
- Ungrouping Elements 79
- HOW TO INSERT A COMMENT 80
- • Specific values 85
- CONTEXTUAL MENU 86
- PLAYOUT OF A PLAYLIST 88
- Jump on Time Characteristics 89
- Still Mode 90
- Start Mode 90
- • time only 93
- • date and time 93
- • speed 93
- • still mode, start mode 93
- • A/V effect 93
- REMOVING A FREEZE EFFECT 95
- DJUSTING AUDIO LEVELS 96
- • check a box 98
- DEFINE ELEMENT TAGS WINDOW 99
- ACTION = GPI 100
- ACTION = HIDE ON OR HIDE OFF 100
- ACTION = MUTE ON OR MUTE OFF 100
- ACTION = AUDIO SWAP 101
- TAG INFORMATION DISPLAY 102
- HOW TO EDIT A TAG 103
- HOW TO REMOVE A TAG 104
- EFFECTS 105
- ELEMENT 106
- LIMITATIONS 107
- PURPOSE 108
- CREATING LOOPS 108
- How to Define a Partial Loop 111
- EXITING A LOOP 112
- Exit Loop Triggers 113
- MODIFYING A LOOP 114
- REMOVING A LOOP 116
- PLAYLIST 117
- 1.7.13 WORKING WITH END CUE 118
- • the END CUE duration 119
- END-CUE MECHANISM 120
- ACTIVATION AND DEACTIVATION 121
- POST-ROLL DURATION 121
- POST-ROLL MECHANISM 122
- Post-Roll Characteristics 123
- Remaining Time Information 123
- 1.7.15 USING AS RUN LOG 124
- 1.8.1 INTRODUCTION 125
- Rules for Inserting Clips 128
- • Delete an element 130
- • Update an element 130
- 1.9 PLAYLIST SETTINGS 131
- • before selected element 132
- • after selected element 132
- • Time until next break 132
- 1.9.2 COLORS SETTINGS 133
- DEFAULT SPEED FOR ELEMENTS 134
- DEFAULT STILL AND START MODE 135
- 1.9.4 AUDIO SWAP SETTINGS 136
- # Field 138
- ACTION = NONE 139
- ACTION = GPI OUT 139
- Select a Configuration 143
- Link to 143
- Mix Duration 144
- Swap Audio Grid 144
- ACTION = STILL/START MODE 145
- ACTION = DEFAULT TRANSITION 145
- ACTION = FREEZE 145
- UXILIARY TRACK SETTINGS 146
- 1.9.7 OSD SETTINGS 148
- CLIP INFORMATION 149
- DISPLAY REMAINING TIME 149
- DISPLAY 151
- PLAYLIST EDIT MODE 152
- 2. Fill and Key 153
- 2.2 FILL AND KEY CLIPS 154
- AFTER CLIP CREATION 155
- 2.3 FILL AND KEY PLAYLISTS 161
- Modifying the Playlist Type 166
- PARAMETERS 170
- LOOPING PLAYLIST ELEMENTS 171
- +32 4 361 7000 178
- +1 973 575 7811 178
- +852 2914 2501 178
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