Product specifications
Creating Transfer Engine Tape IDs for STP Transfers
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Tape ID Examples
The following examples show how to use the Tape ID format string.
Clip created on the Media Composer with tape ID Bruins001
Tape ID Format String:
<PLAYOUTID>-<MOBID>
Resultant Tape ID on the Playback device:
Bruins001-060a2b340101010101010f0013-000000-4ea6b88b890a0547-060e2b347f7f-2a80.mx
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Clip created on the Media Composer with tape ID Patriots001
Tape ID Format String:
WG1-<PLAYOUTID>-<TRACKLIST>-<COMPRESSION>
Resultant Tape ID on the Playback device:
WG1-Patriots001-V1A1A2A3A4-Avid-MPEG2-30.mxf
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If your workflow includes entering a Tape ID value when you perform a STP operation from the
editor, you must include the PLAYOUTID tag. Or keep the text field blank.
Using Tape ID strings with OP1-a Generic FTP Profiles
You don’t typically open the Playback Device dialog box when creating Generic FTP profiles. If
you want to use the Tape ID for a Generic FTP profile, do the following.
To configure a Tape ID name for a Generic FTP profile:
1. Open the Avid Interplay Transfer Engine Configuration tool.
2. Select a playback device in the Playback area (bottom center).
3. Click the Edit button.
The Playback Device dialog box opens.