Harris ADC Device Server User’s Guide
Video Disk Configuration 3-9
Delete IDs After Play. Deletes a played event from the video disk. This is typically only
enabled for testing or when recording for a one-time playout. Default is disabled
(unchecked).
For testing, this allows a short list of spots, repeated continuously, to record or cache. The
spots are then continuously deleted. For actual on-air playout, the setting automatically
deletes from a disk when it is full. This keeps the disk filled with the most current spots to
reduce multiple recording or caching of a spot repeated more than once. This function
only deletes a spot if it is completely played out, and was recorded by this port.
Recording Tab
Allow Recording
Recording of Record Events. Allows recording of record events or other types of recordings.
When disabled, the disk port will not record. Recording with segment play enabled is
equivalent to performing an insert edit or assemble record, depending on the SOM (if the
video disk server supports this function).
Back to Back Recording. For secondary record events, this parameter must be disabled. This
option should only be enabled if your video disk server supports this function.
Refer to the documentation on your disk to verify if your disk supports back-to-back
recording. This setting is useful when setting up a disk to perform continuous time delay
applications. To set this up, enable this parameter and then place a sequence of continuous
IDs on a record list. The video disk records every frame into the proper ID. The record list
can be made into a playlist and played out. The play output is exactly the same as what
was recorded.
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