EVS Xfile Version 2.16 - November 2011 User Manual - Manual (Page 138)

Issue 2.16.A XFile Version 2.16 – User Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – November 2011
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This option specifies the time after which the values entered in a text field (i.e.
time code) are validated. The default value is 2.0 sec and it can be modified.
XML J
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NTERACTION
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LLOWED
When selected, the XML Jobs User Interaction Allowed option allows the user to
perform actions (i.e. cancel job, reschedule job, etc.) on the XML jobs sent to
XStream.
By default, this option is not active in order to prevent the users from interfering
with XML jobs requested by external applications.
C
HECK
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IMECODE
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NTEGRITY
Every 5 minutes, the application automatically checks the time code integrity in
the record trains that are being backed up. This means that it checks whether time
code jumps have occurred.
The Default Duration of Analysis option specifies how long this TC integrity
analysis should last. The application needs on average 1 sec to identify 1 time
code jump. The default value is set to 10 sec. For more information on the Check
Timecode Integrity function, refer to section 4.8.6 ‘Check Timecode Integrity’, on
page 139.
S
AVE
J
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PTIONS
The information on the running, scheduled or pending jobs in XStream can be
saved automatically at regular intervals into an XML file. This information can also
be saved manually via the Save Jobs command in the Record Grid menu (See the
section ‘Save Jobs’, on page 130).
These XML files can be loaded in a later session. The jobs saved in the XML file
will be loaded in XStream as scheduled jobs.
Default Folder
This parameter specifies the folder where the XML files that contain the
information on the XStream jobs are saved by default.
Auto Save Interval
This parameter specifies how often the XML file will be saved to the default folder.
When it is set to ‘0’, the Autosave option is not active.
Note
The jobs created via XML files sent by 3
r d party applications or the jobs
with CleanEdit update that have already been started will not be
included in the ‘Save Jobs’ XML file.