Evs IPDirector Version 6.0 - November 2012 Part 2 User User Manual

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USER MANUALPART 2 - LOGGINGVersion 6.0 - November 2012

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EVS Broadcast Equipment S.A.- November 2012VIII What's New?

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1. IPLogger1.1. Introduction1.1.1. Product OverviewA log is a reference point to a specific frame in a video sequence. The log is identified by aTC va

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1.2. User Interface1.2.1. Overview of the IPLogger WindowThe IPLogger window contains the main areas highlighted on the following screenshot andshortl

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Area Description4. Logsheet Grid This area displays all log entries in columns.See section "Logsheet Grid" on page 7.5. AssociatedChannel Zo

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Menu Item DescriptionDe-activelogsheetDeactivates a logsheet. This can be done when it is completed toimprove the performance of the system. Once de-a

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In the collapsed view, the thumbnail matches the image recorded from the Previewrecorder's TC for each log entry.They can be changed to show a di

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PropertiesClicking the Properties button on the toolbar opens the Update a Logsheet Wizardwindow. The properties entered at logsheet creation are disp

Page 9 - What's New?

3. When the TC type is displayed, right-clicking it in the Timecode field permits to shiftfrom one type to the other (LTC or user).4. When the date is

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Option DescriptionHide Hides the selected column.Organize A popup window is opened allowing the selection of columns to displayand in which order. The

Page 11 - 1. IPLogger

Organizing Columns in the LogsheetColumns can be resized and/or re-ordered. This new organization is automatically savedand remembered. However, it is

Page 13 - 1.2.2. IPLogger Toolbar

3. To select the column(s) you wish to add to the view, do one of the following:◦ double-click the column(s) you wish to add to the view in the left p

Page 14 - View Button

IPLogger Column HeadingsMost of the IPLogger column headings are described in the table below:ColumnNameDescriptionTC Log Timecode captured at log cre

Page 15 - Protect All Button

Field DescriptionDelete Deletes the selected log entry(ies).Synchronize thislog with theimage loaded onthe playerSynchronizes the log timecode with th

Page 16 - 1.2.3. Logging Areas

You then have to define the parameters of the logsheet by completing the 3 steps of thewizard:1. logsheet characteristics2. logsheet keywords3. releva

Page 17 - 1.2.4. Logsheet Grid

User InterfaceElementDescriptionName Name of the logsheet.This is a mandatory field.Parent Name of the folder in which the logsheet is to be filled in

Page 18 - Sorted by TC, descending

User InterfaceElementDescriptionLogsheetProfileThe first field provides the list of available logsheet profiles. Thesecond field gives a description o

Page 19 - Re-ordering Columns

1.3.3. Step 2: Defining the Logsheet KeywordsClick the Logsheet Keywords Definition button in the Create a New Logsheet wizard todisplay the Logsheet

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A list of all keywords available in the IPDirector database is displayed in the Keyword Listbox. By associating any of these with the logsheet, each e

Page 21 - Log Entry Contextual Menu

User InterfaceElementDescriptionSearch forKeyword (left)Search for a keyword in the Keyword List box, for example a keywordyou would like to add to th

Page 22 - 1.3. Creating a Logsheet

The relevant recorders are those feeds you are interested to log.Each recorder channel on any EVS video server within the XNet can be defined as arele

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CopyrightEVS Broadcast Equipment S.A.– Copyright © 2005-2012. All rights reserved.DisclaimerThe information in this manual is furnished for informatio

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It is however possible to change this association if necessary. To change the association,proceed as follows:1. Right-click the relevant recorder in t

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NoteIf there is no timecode in the LIVE area, this means that the preview recorder islocated on a server with no RS-422 connection to the IPDirector n

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See section "Create a New Log Window" on page 23 for more information on thefields.4. If required, use the upper text field to enter a free

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Create a New Log WindowThe Create a New Log window always contains a Log Information tab. It also contains anAutomatic keywords tab if a profile for A

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User InterfaceElementDescriptionRememberColorSelectioncheckboxWhen the checkbox is selected, the focus will be placed by default onthe selected color

Page 29 - Defining a Preview Recorder

2. Select the appropriate video format.Your PC timecode appears highlighted in the LIVE area and you can start making logentries as described in "

Page 30 - 1.3.5. Logsheet Ready For Use

Otherwise, you have two options to assign the player channel for use in IPLogger. Assoon as the player channel is associated, a running timecode appea

Page 31 - Timecode

If the workstation has a valid license for the Software Player, it will also be an option toselect as a defined IPLogger channel.How to Log an Event f

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See section "Create a New Log Window" on page 23 for more information on thefields.3. If required, use the upper text field to enter free te

Page 33 - Create a New Log Window

Keywords from the clip are added to the keywords from the log in the Keywords columns.1.5. Using Keywords with Logs1.5.1. Keyword TypesThree types of

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EVS Broadcast Equipment S.A.- November 2012II

Page 35 - 1.4.4. Comfortable Logging

The parent keywords are automatically assigned to all log entries of a logsheet. They aredisplayed in the Parent Keywords column of the Logsheet grid.

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1.5.3. Automatic KeywordsDefinitionAutomatic keywords can be attributed to log entries of a logsheet for predefined types ofinformation.This is especi

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Entry of Values for Automatic KeywordsValues can be entered for each automatic keyword field. This step may have been doneduring Step 1 of the logshee

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1.5.4. Log Entry Specific KeywordsDefinitionIt is possible to assign keywords to individual log entries. To do so it is necessary to havepreviously se

Page 39 - 1.5. Using Keywords with Logs

Within the Logsheet grid, the standard keywords are added in the Keywords column andthe keywords flagged as participants in the Keyword List are added

Page 40 - Modification

If the Protect All command has been executed, all the A/V data is marked with a greenbackground:1.6.3. How to Protect Selected MediaYou can decide to

Page 41 - 1.5.3. Automatic Keywords

4. Select the recorders from which you want to protect the recorded media.A clip, covering all the selected log timecodes, is created on each of the c

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3. Select the recorders from which you want to protect the recorded media.A single clip, covering all the log timecodes, is created on each of the cho

Page 43 - Assignment

1.6.5. Protect Media StatusIn the Log Relevant Recorders window, reachable via Properties > Step 3, the colors infront of the Relevant Recorders in

Page 44 - 1.6. Protecting Media

3. Once the log entry is modified, click the UPDATE button to confirm the modifications.The log entries are updated.NoteYou may change some data, such

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Table of ContentsTABLE OF CONTENTS IIIWHAT'S NEW? VII1. IPLOGGER 11.1. Introduction 11.1.1. Product Overview 11.1.2. Opening of IPLogger 11.2. Us

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The View and Edit command also loads the log on the player channel associated toIPLogger at the relevant timecode position.3. Do one of the following:

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1.7.5. How to View an Event on a LogTo view an entry from a logsheet (i.e. load the log on the player channel at the relevanttimecode position), proce

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1.8. Refreshing Associations between Logs,Clips and Keywords1.8.1. IntroductionThe Logging Manager provides options to manage the links between the cl

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Refresh the Association between Logs and Clips for a LogsheetWhen users select this option, they must then choose a logsheet from the list. Thisrefres

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2. Enter a value in one of the TC fields and press ENTER.3. The field is validated and the other TC values are recalculated.4. Click OK to confirm or

Page 51 - Double-Click a Log Line

1.9.5. How to Apply a Timecode Offset at LogCreationIf the operators are slow or they are logging on a delayed feed, they can decide to apply anoffset

Page 52 - Clips and Keywords

If you select the checkbox Do not show this message again, this warning will notappear the next time you de-activate a logsheet.3. Click Yes.After a l

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1.11.2. Exporting an Existing LogsheetIf a logsheet is to be used within a different system, it can be exported using the Exportcommand of the IPLogge

Page 54 - Loaded Image

An example of an XML Profile is shown below:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><logging_profile><header&g

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1.11.3. Exporting a Current Logsheet ProfileTo export the currently used logsheet profile as an .XML file, use the File > Export >Current Loggin

Page 56 - Logsheet Profile

1.7.4. How to Delete a Log Entry 401.7.5. How to View an Event on a Log 411.7.6. How to Load a Clip Containing a Log 411.8. Refreshing Associations be

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3. Select the user group(s) to which you want to publish the logsheet in the AvailableGroups area. Keep CTRL pressed to select multiple groups.4. Clic

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The logsheet table is not automatically adapted for the printout. The printout reflects whatis displayed on the screen in the IPLogger window. This im

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1.13. IPLogger ShortcutsIn the IPDirector main window, the menu Tools > Define Shortcuts in the menu barallows you to define shortcuts for most of

Page 60 - 1.12. Printing a Logsheet

1.14. IPLogger SettingsYou can define the settings for IPLogger from the IPDirector main window via Tools >Settings > IPLogger.Option Descriptio

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2. Keyword Management2.1. Introduction2.1.1. Product OverviewKeywords are an essential element to the IPDirector system, bridging the gap betweenthe E

Page 62 - 1.13. IPLogger Shortcuts

2.2. Keyword List Tool2.2.1. PurposeThe Keyword List tool allows adding, removing or renaming keywords in the IPDirectordatabase.The keywords list is

Page 63 - 1.14. IPLogger Settings

Area Description1. Toolbar The Toolbar mainly provides a File menu with import and exportfunctions.See section "Toolbar" on page 56.2. Keywo

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Menu Item DescriptionImport Allows the import of a keyword list from a file (.txt format).Undo lastimportCancels the last import of keywords.Export Al

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Keyword TypesA distinction can be made between standard keywords and participant keywords. Theparticipant keywords can be used for the competitor or p

Page 66 - Keyword List File Menu

2.2.4. How to Rename KeywordsTo rename a keyword, proceed as follows:1. In the selected keyword list, right-click the keyword to be renamed.2. Select

Page 67 - Keywords List

2.3.5. How to Add Keywords to a Keyword Grid from a Dictionary Branch 682.3.6. How to Set Keyword Cell Color 692.4. Dictionary Tool 702.4.1. Purpose 7

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◦ If the keyword is already used:3. Click YES to delete the keyword.The keyword is deleted.How to Delete All Unused KeywordsTo delete all unused keywo

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How to Import KeywordsOnce you have checked that all the conditions are met to perform a proper keyword fileimport (see previous section), you can imp

Page 70 - Rules for Keyword File Import

The Keyword Grid tool allows creating, modifying or deleting keyword grids in theIPDirector database.NoteThe Keyword Grids are kept in the IPDirector

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Area Description1. Toolbar The Toolbar provides functions for performing operations onkeyword grids.2. Keyword GridAreaThis area shows all the keyword

Page 72 - 2.3.2. User Interface

Keyword Grid File MenuOptionsClicking the File button displays the File menu.The various menu items in the File menu of the Keyword Grid are detailed

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Keyword Grid View OptionsClicking the View button displays the View menu.The various menu items in the View menu of the Keyword Grid are detailed in t

Page 74 - Keyword Grid File Menu

Keyword Grid Layout FieldAt any moment, you can change the layout of your Keyword Grid by selecting a predefinedlayout or a custom one using the custo

Page 75 - Keyword Grid Editing Toolbar

3. Type a name for the keyword grid in the Name field, and a description in theDescription field, if required.4. In the three following fields, specif

Page 76 - Keyword Contextual Menu

The Keyword List displays the keywords that have been entered in the database.2. Select the Edit command in the toolbar of the Keyword Grid.3. In the

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4. In the Dictionary, select the highest element of the branch of keywords you want tocopy.5. Use SHIFT and drag this element to the keyword grid.All

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EVS Broadcast Equipment S.A.- November 2012VI Table of Contents

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6. To apply a background color to the cell, click Define Background button and selectthe color you want to apply, and then click OK.The sample field i

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Area Description1. Toolbar The Toolbar provides functions for performing operations ondictionaries.2. Keyword CreationAreaThis area is used to enter n

Page 81 - Keyword Dictionary File Menu

Menu Item DescriptionDelete Allows the deletion of the dictionary from the database.Import Allows the import of a dictionary from a file (.xml format)

Page 82 - Dictionary Editing Area

2.4.3. How to Create a New DictionaryTo create a new dictionary, proceed as follows:1. In the Dictionary tool, select New from the File menu.The Creat

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2.4.4. Adding Keywords to a DictionaryPossible Ways to ProceedThere are several possible ways to add keywords to a dictionary.You can create new keywo

Page 84 - Possible Ways to Proceed

How to Add Existing Keywords in a Dictionary from aKeyword ListTo add existing keywords from the Keyword List into a dictionary, proceed as follows:1.

Page 85 - Keyword List

The keyword is added to the dictionary:How to Add Existing Keywords by Direct Entry in theDictionaryYou can use the Autocomplete function to add keywo

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5. Select a line by using the mouse or the key.The keyword is added to the dictionary.How to Add Keywords to Dictionary from a KeywordGridIt is possib

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2.5. Assigning a Keyword to a Media2.5.1. IntroductionKeywords can be assigned to media (clip, playlist, timeline, ingest, log, clip digitized fromVTR

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How to (Un)Assign a Keyword to a Media by DirectEntry.To assign a keyword to a media by direct entry in the Save [Media] window or the Edit[Media] win

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What's New?The following table describes the sections updated to reflect the new and modifiedfeatures on IPDirector from version 6.0 (compared to

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2.5.4. Assigning a Keyword from a Keyword ToolHow to (Un)Assign a Keyword to a Media from aKeyword Grid or DictionaryYou can choose to add keywords fr

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5. To remove a keyword associated to an item, do one of the following:◦ Click it again in the keyword grid or dictionary.◦ On the keyword numeric pad,

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