EVS XTnano Version 11.01 - November 2012 Operation Manual - Manual (Page 49)

nano series Servers - Version 11.01 – Operating Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – November 2012
Issue
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Principle
• If one or two default targets (push machines) are defined in the setup, the clip will be
automatically sent to these machines.
• If no default target is defined, the list of machines available on the network will
appear. As soon as the operator selects one of them, the clip is pushed.
In both cases, a message appears for a few seconds on the LCD to confirm that the clip
is being pushed and indicate the clip location where it will be stored on the receiving
machine.
If the Receive Page(s) defined on the destination machine is (are) full, the operator who
tries pushing the clip is notified. While this message is being displayed, the operator can
press the MENU key at any time to return to the normal menu. Depending on the
CAM/CLIP mode selected by the D key, only the camera angles loaded on the controlled
channels are pushed (CAM mode), or all camera angles of the clip are pushed at once
(CLIP mode).
>Archive
Push Aux Clip PostRoll
>Archive Cam
The Archive function allows the operator to flag a clip to place it in the archive queue of
the Xtract.
This function is blinking when the clip is flagged for archiving, but has not yet been
archived. It is permanently highlighted when the archiving of the clip is completed.
Depending on the mode selected with the
D key (CLIP/CAM), the >ARCHIVE flag is
assigned only to the camera angles of the clip loaded on the controlled channels (CAM
mode), or to all camera angles of the clip (CLIP mode).
Aux Clip
Push Aux Clip PostRoll
>Archive Cam
This function allows assigning a clip as auxiliary audio clip to the current playlist. Press
CLEAR+Aux Clip (CLEAR+SHIFT+B) to remove the current auxiliary clip. Refer to the
chapter 9 ‘Playlist Management’, on page 59 for more details.
Post-Roll
Push Aux Clip PostRoll
>Archive Cam
This function enables/disables the Post-Roll mode. This mode is explained in details in
the section ‘PostRoll’, on page 26.