Editing a repository, Deleting a repository, About managed channels – Grass Valley K2 Dyno PA v.2.0 User Manual

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the Dyno PA or K2 system. For example, if your repository points to a USB
disk where Word documents are stored, these documents will not be shown in
the repository if this box is checked.

•

If desired, use the Editor Type drop-down list to select

Final Cut Pro.

•

Specify the volume reference. The volume reference is used to specify, in the
XML file, the filepath where the repository host machine accesses the exported
media. For example, if a volume is mapped on a Mac as the volume PA, then
enter

PA

as the volume reference.

CAUTION: If this reference is incorrect, or the same volume is mounted
on another machine with a different name, the repository host machine
will not be able to link the metadata to the media.

•

If desired, check the Create a Single File for Each Exported Asset box. If this
box is checked, Dyno PA adds an XML file describing the asset, including
metadata, for each asset exported.

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Click

OK

. The new repository appears in the Navigator pane.

5. If you are using rules as part of your workflow, proceed to “Configuring a rule”.

Editing a repository

1. In the Navigator pane, right-click on the repository and select

Edit Repository

.

Repository dialog box displays.

2. Make the desired changes and press

Enter

.

Deleting a repository

Prerequisite:

1. In the Navigator pane, right-click on the repository select

Delete

.

A confirmation message box displays.

2. Click

Yes

.

The selected repository is deleted; you do not need to refresh the Navigator pane.

About managed channels

Managed channels let you load, play and record playlists, assets, and subclips on a
K2 system server.

Before you can use a managed channel, you must configure the channel.

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