Grass Valley iTX SmartClient v.2.6 - Manual (Page 93)

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iTX SmartClient
Operator Guide
An example is the Clip Details section, which displays the timecode values of a video clip's
in- and out-points and duration, along with details of other properties:
Standard-Metadata Sections
SmartClient automatically associates a new video clip with standard metadata fields. It
presents information from these fields in pre-defined sections on the Metadata tab. The
table below describes these sections.
SmartClient automatically enters information in some of the fields; e.g. the duration of the
video clip. You may add details for others; e.g. the start and end of a usage window.
Section Description
Clip Details Basic video-clip information; e.g. in- and out-points and duration.
Media Details Information about the properties and locations of media files for the
video clip.
Usage Window Start and end dates (if such time limits apply) within which the video
clip may be used.
Part/Set Details Segmentation details for a video clip that is split up into multiple
smaller video clips (co-references).
TX Details Dates and times of the first and last occasions when the video clip was
played out.
Aspect Ratio Source format and active region.
Attributes Creation and modification information.
Domains Details of domains in which a matching clip is registered.
All Media A graphical indication of the locations of media files for the video clip.
Business-Metadata Sections
SmartClient presents business metadata in sections that you can add to the Metadata tab.
These sections are based on metadata records that are available in annotation templates.
Depending on the asset template that is used to create a clip, iTX may associate a new clip
with business-metadata fields that are specified in a metadata record. SmartClient then
displays a section for the record on the Metadata tab.