Specifications

DTC-325

Affordable Tools for Digital-TV Professionals March 2015

For his convenience, he sets up file duration to 5 minutes and the multiple file recording with auto-

erase rule to 12 hours. As for Multiple File recording, every file will be created with their file name

stamped with the file creation time (and an index number) to help him to retrieve the proper file after

a claim will be reported or an occurrence of the problem identified.

As DtGrabber+ manages settings (FileName, etc.) per input, our operator can safely defines

separated folders and filenames for each input, the application will remember settings for each

input. So his settings will result in :

- for TS#1, D:\TS_1\TS_Record_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_5DigitsIndex

- for TS#2, D:\TS_2\TS_Record_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_5DigitsIndex

- for TS#3, E:\TS_3\TS_Record_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_5DigitsIndex

- for TS#4, E:\TS_4\TS_Record_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_5DigitsIndex

The following snapshot shows the host pc running four instances of DtGrabber+ running for each

input of the DTA-124. (*)

(*) In this SnapShot, the four instance of DtGrabber+ are recording on the same hard-disk.

Now that the system is set-up and running, as soon as the problem will be reported the operator just

need to retrieve the relevant file in regards with the time of the occurrence. If the problem is

coincidently occurring at the transition between two files, he will use the merge tool (refer section

5.5.1 to build a continuous file out of those split files).