User Manual Owner manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- What's New?
- 1. Introduction
- 2. User Interface
- 3. Managing Channels
- 4. Loading Media
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4.2. Possible Loading Actions
- 4.3. Loading a Train or a Recording Ingest
- 4.3.1. How to Load a Train from the Channel Explorer
- 4.3.2. How to Load a Train or a Recording Ingest from the Database Explorer
- 4.3.3. How to Select a Train or a Recording Ingest from the Panel
- 4.3.4. How to Reload the Last Loaded Train or Recording Ingest
- 4.3.5. How to Load the Source Media of a Clip
- 4.3.6. How to Load the Train from the Previous or Next Recorder Channel
- 4.3.7. How to Select a Train with the ShuttlePRO
- 4.3.8. How to Snap back to the Last Loaded Train or Recording Ingest
- 4.4. Loading a Clip
- 4.5. Loading a Playlist
- 4.6. Loading a Timeline
- 4.7. Loading a Media with the Take Function in PGM/PRV Mode
- 5. Moving through Media
- 6. Creating Media
- 7. Editing Media
- 8. Publishing a Clip
- 9. Transferring Media
- 10. Exporting and Importing Playlists
- 11. Settings
- 12. Control Panel Shortcuts
User Interface Button Keyboard Shortcut ShuttlePRO key
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3.8. Managing the Links with a Video
Router
3.8.1. Introduction
Video routers can be used with IPDirector to increase the number of incoming feeds
manageable by EVSserver recorder channels and/or the number of output channels able
to play out the media from a player channel, depending on the configuration of the
installation.
An EVSserver player channel will be physically connected to an INport of the router, so
the media loaded on a player channel is sent to the OUTport(s) of the router associated to
this INport.
When a video router is used with an EVS server controlled by IPDirector, the router ports
routed to the EVSserver channels are shown in the IPDirector interface. So, users know
exactly to which router OUTport a player channel is routed.
Some configuration is performed from the Remote Installer regarding the communication
parameters and the association of router ports physically linked to EVS server channels.
However, IPDirector users with appropriate user rights have the possibility to manually
switch the assignment between router INports and router OUTports.
3.8.2. Assigning a Player Destination
Introduction
If a player channel is linked to an INport of a router, the media loaded on the player
channel is sent to the OUTport(s) of the router associated to this INport.
IPDirector users with appropriate user rights have the possibility to switch the assignment
between router INports and router OUTports. So, the media loaded on a server player
channel will be sent to another destination as soon as the router OUTport assigned to the
channel has changed. Several OUTports can be associated to a single player channel.
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