AJA Ki Pro Mini - Manual (Page 49)

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2. The Take number will auto-increment past existing numbers for the “prefix” as
defined by the Reel Name, Clip Name, Clip Number, Clip Append, Alpha Append, and
Take settings.
3. If the number is at “999” , Ki Pro Mini wil record a clip with take 999, but then cannot
auto advance so the second attempt to record will generate a “Name In Use” alarm.
This prompts you to select a new Clip Name, Clip Number, Clip Append, Alpha
Append, and/or Take settings so that a new unique “prefix” is created. This action
ensures files are unique and understandable, and that clips are never overwritten.
Custom Clip
Naming
Users can elect to give their clips names other than the standard criteria provided by AJA.
IMPORTANT: Certain characters may not be allowed or supported if entered for a clip
name. Examples include: punctuation marks (other than internal spaces or periods),
special characters (like @), and non-ASCII UTF-8 characters are rejected outright. Note:
non-UTF-8 characters appear in some languages, like Chinese and Japanese, and are not
supported.
Custom clip names can be created via the front panel UI menu parameters (19.1, 19.2,
and 19.4) through the use of the SELECT and ADJUST up/down arrows. Users may find
that the more efficient method to perform custom clip naming is via the web UI entry
fields.
NOTE: When entering characters for a custom clip name, you must scroll through all characters
using the Adjust buttons until you reach the end of the name space before the name is
accepted.
19.1 CUSTOM CLIP This parameter enables or disables whether a custom clip name can be used via menu
parameters 19.1, 19.2, and 19.4, or via the web UI. These are the options:
19.2 CUSTOM NAME This parameter defines a custom clip name. The custom name is defined via the front
panel select and adjust up/down arrows. The default is “CUSTOM”.
OFF (default)
ON Enable defining of custom clip name
Disable defining of custom clip name
variable Using the adjust buttons, enter a custom clip name. Using the
adjust buttons and the top Select button, select the characters
for the name. The adjust buttons scroll through the choices and
the top Select button advances to the next character. While
selecting characters, the character being changed will flash to
show its position. Certain characters may not be allowed or
supported if entered for a clip name. Examples include:
punctuation marks (other than internal spaces or periods),
special characters (like @), and non-ASCII UTF-8 characters
are rejected outright. Note: non-UTF-8 characters appear in
some languages, like Chinese and Japanese, and are not
supported.
Default: CUSTOM