Grass Valley GV STRATUS Playout v.2.0 - Manual (Page 111)

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6 In the Event Details pane, click the Proxy tab if you want to view or edit the clip’s proxy
media file. If the asset contains a MP4 proxy media file, the proxy file will be shown in
the preview pane. When the proxy is available, you can do the following:
• To view the proxy media file, click the Play icon. Click in the MP4 proxy media
preview pane to start or stop the playback.
Content Type Type a label for the event such as commercial, for example. Normally
this is set in the asset metadata or imported from BXF.
Note: If the field is empty when the asset is updated, then the event is
updated with the Content Type from the asset. Once the Content
Type is set for the event, changes to the asset’s Content Type will not
cause an update to the event’s Content Type even when Hold Points
is disabled (grey).
Advertiser(s) Displays the Advertiser property, if existing, for the event in a
schedule imported from BXF.
Product Name(s) Displays the ProductName property, if existing, for the event in a
schedule imported from BXF.
Custom Data Displays the CustomData property, if existing, for the event in a
schedule imported from BXF.
Standby Content Define the backup media file in case the file defined in the Asset
Location fails. The standby content will replace the scheduled asset
on air if the scheduled media file is not present or is not fully cached
unless it is in the AS-03 file format. Media files in the AS-03 file format
can play out while caching.
If the standby content is played out, the name of the standby content
appears in the Name column in the channel grid, but the title of the
original event remains. In the
As Run History grid, the name of the
scheduled asset appears, but the Title column contains a notation
that the scheduled content was switched to the standby content
and lists the name of the file. For more information on the As Run
History grid, see
Viewing the history of the channel , on page 90 .
To choose the media file:
1 Click the browse button.
2 Perform a search using one of the following:
• In the
Search Any field in the Select Media dialog box, type the
keywords that will identify the file. Keywords can be part of the
name of the file you are searching for or other metadata associated
with the file when it was registered as an asset.
• In the Begins With field, type the beginning of the file name you are
searching for to display only the files containing those characters in
the beginning of their filename.
3 In the list of results, click the desired file.
4 Click Select .
Event Notes Type an explanatory note for the event. The note only appears in the
specific schedule in which it was written.
Option Procedure