Grass Valley GV STRATUS Installation v.3.1 - Manual (Page 163)

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sub-clip F2 does
not include
marker E.
Sub-clip F2
synchronized to
K2
database/Dyno.
Dyno sub-clip F2
does not include
marker E. Create GV
STRATUS
sub-clip F2 from
a portion of clip F
that includes GV
STRATUS
marker E. Dyno sub-clip F1
does not include
marker E.
Sub-clip F1
synchronized to
GV STRATUS.
GV STRATUS
sub-clip F1 does
not include
marker E. Create Dyno
sub-clip F1 from
a portion of clip F
that includes
Dyno marker E. Marker E
synchronized to
K2 database/Dyno Create GV
STRATUS
marker E in clip
F.
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STRATUS Core Services settings on page 87
About loop modes in K2, Dyno, and GV STRATUS
Support for loop modes varies on Grass Valley products.
Grass Valley products provide features for putting an asset into a loop mode. Products and their
loop modes are as follows:
• K2 AppCenter:
• Loop play: Allows the clip to play in a continuous loop until stopped.
• Continuous record: Allows you to specify a fixed-length recording that records continuously.
When the fixed length you specify is reached, AppCenter begins to erase the oldest media in
3 minute segments to make room for new media.
• GV STRATUS:
• Loop play (Loop Playback): Loops the current asset between mark in to mark out.
• K2 Dyno:
• Loop record (LoopRec): Same as K2 AppCenter Continuous record.
While the GV STRATUS application can access the same K2 Storage as K2 AppCenter and K2
Dyno, the GV STRATUS application does not support a recording loop mode. Therefore, in the
GV STRATUS application, do not attempt to access an asset while it is in a loop record mode. The
asset can be put into this type of loop mode by K2 Dyno or K2 AppCenter.
About custom fields
Custom fields enhance site-specific management of assets. In the GV STRATUS Control Panel
application you can define a custom field to create an asset metadata-type that uniquely fits your
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