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Peripherals
Peripherals - Others
The difference between the two is that with Drop-Frame format the frame address is
periodically adjusted (once every minute) so that it exactly matches real time (at the 10 minute
mark), while with Non-Drop-Frame format the frame address is never adjusted and gets
progressively further away from real time.
File List Attacher Controls
Channel - displays the selected channel on the server.
No of Files - displays the number of files in the File List
Free Space - displays the Free Space left on the Video Servers Hard Disk
Select File - allows the user select a file and to also rename a file
Length - displays the duration of the selected clip
File Name Length - allows the user to input file names greater than 8 characters by selecting
Variable
{Set Channel} - action button once the Channel has been selected. Note that if the channel
selected is not available on the server, or the access has been denied (normally because some
other device is currently using this channel), the Channel will be set to 0 after the button is
pressed.
{Refresh File List} - refreshes the file list after clips have been deleted or added.
Using this menu
Select a clip and touch {Play} to start back-to-back play out. The attacher shows which clip is
playing or about to play and its current timecode. While a clip is playing, Play Rate parameter
can be used to change the play speed and direction.
Using the Port parameter select the port the Video Disk system is connected to. This will then
be displayed in the Configure Channel attacher, then select the channel number on the server
and press the {Set Channel} button. Any stored clips will then be displayed in the File List.
Using the Select File parameter, select the required clip. The total length of the clip will be
displayed below the File List table, here the clip can also be re-named or deleted. The user can
choose to play a whole clip or just a part of it by setting a play out start or/and play out end
position(s). The Current Clip box will display the name of the current clip being played or about
to be played.
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