Grass Valley iTX Desktop v.2.6 - Manual (Page 366)

Optional features
A playout channel can act as both the source and target channel. The selected events may
include sequences or complete schedules.
The panel contains three buttons that operate on the selected events:
• Click Re-Cue to insert the selected events in the target channel and cue the first of them to
the first frame.
• Click Take to put the first of the inserted events on air. The following events playout in
their turn. When the last event finishes, iTX continues to display the last video frame.
• Click Done to mark the selected events as skipped in the source channel.
Where the source and target channels are the same, the selected events are inserted after the
current on-air event. Where the source and target channels are different, the target channel is
cleared when the selected events are inserted and when the operation is marked as done.
The Re-cue control can also be configured to only act upon the current on air item. This
configuration property is called “Follow on air item”. For more information see the “iTX System
Administrator Guide”.
The Missing Material status channel
Missing Materials Manager is an optional iTX service. It checks specified schedules for schedule
events with missing media files. It operates its own information channel through which it
provides details of the missing files.
You can see which media files are missing by selecting this channel on the iTX Channel Control
layout.
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