Applies to Models

• AirSpeed

• AirSpace

Connection String Properties

• Type: AirSpeed and AirSpace.

• Name: Defines the ID of this connection (Default=AirSpeed).

• Server: Defines the hostname or IP-address of the server.

• Config: Defines the name of the configuration file.

Optional

• BasePort*: The lowest port number to connect to (Default=59451).

• Player*: The player number (1-6). Used for setting the TCP port (Default=1).

• ChangeCheckInterval: Time in seconds how often to poll AirSpeed for clip changes (Default=1).

• ReceiveTimeout: Time in seconds to wait for response from AirSpeed (Default=10).

• HeartbeatInterval: Time in seconds to send out a heartbeat in case of no communication detected from AirSpeed (Default=30).

  Note: The asterisk (*) above denotes the TCP port to connect to becomes BasePort + Player - 1.

Examples

AV Automation:

Media Administrator:

Configuration File Properties

Configuration file properties can be overridden by connection string properties.

• KeepCache (boolean): How often (in seconds) to look for clip changes. value=1 is the default value if not configured here (Default=False).

• RefreshOnUpdate (boolean): When set to true, the cache is updated on each update clip message from the server (Default=True).

• VerifyClipDelay (integer): Delay in frames to wait before verifying new clips from server.

• ReceiveTimeout (integer): Time in seconds to wait for response from AirSpeed (Default=10).

• ChangeCheckInterval (integer): Time in seconds how often to poll AirSpeed for clip changes (Default=2).

• HeartbeatInterval (integer): Time in seconds to send out a heartbeat in case of no communication detected from AirSpeed (Default=30).

• GetMinimumList (boolean): Set to true to retrieve only clip names when initializing database (Default=False).

• DelayGetClipData (boolean): Delay getting detailed clip information. Information is retrieved for clips in rundown only (Default=True).

• DelayEventsOnDatabaseInitialization (boolean): If true, all clip handling during database load is postponed until last clip is received (Default=False).

• SignalDatabaseReady (boolean): Refreshes all clips after database has been built instead of refreshing for every item in the database (Default=True).

• VerifyModifiedClips (boolean): If true, all modified clip events for clip not in cache are verified, as if they were created (Default=True).

• ReceiveBufferSize (integer): Set buffer size used for receiving date from AMS. Default 16384 = two times default buffer size of Net.Socket (Default=16384).

• Encoding (string): Set to encoding used for send/receive from AMS (Default=UTF-8).

• SupportSearchUsingObjSlug: Ignores search for objSlug if set to false (Default=True).

• SupportSearchUsingRefID: Ignores search for refID if set to false (Default=False).

Use for debugging purposes only:

• VerboseLogging (boolean): Set to true to enable logging of received messages from AMS (Default=False).

• DatabaseCache (boolean): If set to a valid filename, initial load database stores the content in this file (Default=False).

• DatabaseCacheUpdate (boolean): Determines when the debug database cache is updated (either [Never,Always,Initial]).

• LoadDatabase: Specifies whether the AirSpeed clip database should be initially loaded and maintained by the Media Administrator. Setting this attribute to true is required if any search should be possible using an AirSpeed video server.

Applies to Models

• AirSpeed Multi Stream 1.8

• AirSpeed 5000

Connection String Properties

• Type:

  • AV Automation: AirSpeedMultiStream

  • Media Administrator: AirSpeedMultiStreamSearch

• Name: See Standard Connection String Properties above.

• Server: See Standard Connection String Properties above.

• Config: See Standard Connection String Properties above. The installed xml config file is ClipServerMultiStream.xml. Unless changed, the value of Config should be ClipServerMultiStream.xml, cp. the examples below.

Optional

• BasePort*: Specifies the number of the lowest-numbered port on the server. (Default=59451). For AV Automation, six consecutive player ports, starting at this one, are available for playout. (They should be referred to by numbers 1 to 6 in AV Automation.) For Media Administrator, refer to Player and the Note below for how the actual port number is calculated.

• AV Automation only

  • LoopPostRoll: (only used when NewLooping is true) No. of frames before clip-end to restart loop. Should probably be set to a positive value to obtain smooth looping. (Default 4).

  • NewLooping: Whether to use an alternative looping mechanism. Must be true if MPEG-2 HD clips are involved. (Default false).

  • OpenSomePlayerAfterConnect: By default, server connection is considered successful ('green') without connecting to any players. If this setting is enabled, also connection to some configured player will be necessary. (Default false).
    Set to true if connection problems are experienced, e.g.
    

    1. Green server line

    2. Unsuccessful port connect (red port line)

    3. Reconnect

    4. ... and so on ...

  • OpenPlayerAfterConnectTimeout: (only used when OpenSomePlayerAfterConnect is true) Timeout (in milliseconds) for the above OpenSomePlayerAfterConnect functionality (Default=2000).

  • RecordEjectFirst: If true, initiating a recording on a channel/port will first eject any existing clips (Default = False).

  • RecordOverwrite: If true, any recording initiated on an existing clip will delete the existing clip before creating the new (Default=True).

  • RecordUseNameAsClipId: If true, the clip name is also used as clip id when preparing a recording. Otherwise the airspeed will automatically assign clip ids (Default=True).

• Media Administrator only
  

  • ChangeCheckInterval: Time in seconds how often to poll AirSpeed for clip changes (Default=1).

  • HeartbeatInterval: Time in seconds to send out a heartbeat in case of no communication detected from AirSpeed (Default=30).

  • Player*: Specifies the port to use. Valid values are 1-6. See the Note below for how the actual port number is calculated. (Default=1).

  • ReceiveTimeout: Time in seconds to wait for response from AirSpeed (Default=10).

Examples

AV Automation:

Media Administrator:

Configuration File Properties

With a few exceptions (Type, Name, Config), the connection string properties described above may alternatively be specified in the configuration file. (A connection string setting overrides a corresponding file setting.)

In addition the following properties may be specified in the configuration file:

• Media Administrator only

  • DelayEventsOnDatabaseInitialization (boolean): If true, all clip handling during database load is postponed until last clip is received (Default=False).

  • DelayGetClipData (boolean): Delay getting detailed clip information. Information is retrieved for clips in rundown only (Default=True).

  • Encoding (string): Set to encoding used for send/receive from AMS (Default=UTF-8).

  • GetMinimumList (boolean): Set to true to retrieve only clip names when initializing database (Default=False).

  • IgnoreCase: Whether clip search is case-insensitive. Default false.
    

  • NumClips (integer):Number of clips to receive for each server query. Default 50.

  • ReceiveBufferSize (integer): Set buffer size used for receiving date from AMS. Default 16384 = two times default buffer size of Net.Socket (Default= 16384 ).

  • SignalDatabaseReady (boolean): Refreshes all clips after database has been built instead of refreshing for every item in the database (Default=True).

  • Use for troubleshooting only:

    • DatabaseCache (boolean): If set to a valid filename, initial load database stores the content in this file (Default=False).

    • DatabaseCacheUpdate : Determines when the debug database cache is updated (either [Never,Always,Initial]).

    • VerboseLogging (boolean): Set to true to enable logging of received messages from AMS (Default=False). Effective only if Verbose logging is turned on in Media Administrator.

• AV Automation only

  • ReadTimeout: Time in seconds to wait for response from AirSpeed (Default=5).
    

Connection String Properties

• Name: Amadeus ID for database

• Type: Defines the Amadeus driver for clip handling.

• Port: Set to port to listen for an Amadeus connection.

Optional

• Port: Defines the connection port (Default=2202).

• ResponseReadTimeout: Defines the wait time until timeout (default=5000).

• PollIntervalClips: Defines the time between polling (Default=15). Set to 0 to disable.

• RundownPrefix: Defines the prefix to add for the rundown name (Default=””).

• GetAllCGs: If true, METAREQ_ALLCGS message type is used when getting clip info (Default=””). For more details, see the Amadeus documentation.

• LowerCaseRundowns: If true, then the rundown name is always generated with lower case (Default=False).

• IgnoreSTEG: If true, all messages from Amadeus starting with STEG are ignored (Default=True). For more details, see the Amadeus documentation.

• StegCommandIfSubtitled: Sends the specified STEG command if clip is subtitled (Default=KLOCKA INVOKEOFF). For more details, see the Amadeus documentation.

• SubtitleStegOutOn: Sets the graphics_out_on xml value in the STEG command set to Amadeus (Default=BACKGROUNDEND).

• PurgeCacheInterval: Use hh:mm:ss format (Default=00:00:00).

• PurgeCacheAge: Use hh:mm:ss format (Default=00:05:00).

Connection String Parameters

• Type: EVS LinX or EVS.

• Name: Defines a unique name for the server.

• Server: Defines the IP address of the server.

• LoadDatabase: If true, loads all clip metadata into local cache (Default=False). Use true for Media Administrator.

• Config: Configuration file containing further configuration settings.

Optional

• LogOutput: The LinX log file created for the LogFlag option 0x00000003. The files for the other options are in the same folder, and with names derived from LogOutput (see LogFlag below for details.) The folder should exist in advance, and the Viz Mosart user should have permission to create and write files.
  AV Automation and Media Administrator should log to different files, so LogOutput should be specified (with different folders) in the respective connection strings rather than in this file.

• VeryVerbose: If true (and the Viz Mosart application issues verbose logging), then some extra log messages are issued (Default=False).

Config File Parameters

• SupportSearchUsingObjSlug: Search by ‘slug’ (clip name) is supported (Default=True).

• SupportSearchUsingRefID: Search by a configurable clip property (given by the SearchPropertyName parameter; see below) is supported (Default=False).

• HeartbeatTimeout: The time (in milliseconds) after which the server connection may close if there is no activity (Default=12000).

• KeepAliveIntervalDivisor: In case of connection problems, multiply both HeartbeatTimeout and KeepAliveIntervalDivisor by the same factor (for example, two) (Default=8).

• LocalMtpcIpAddress: Necessary only if the Viz Mosart server has several network adapters, e.g. a virtual adapter (or several virtual adapters) in addition to the physical adapter, e.g. when VMWare (or similar) is installed on a demo PC, or when connecting through VPN. In this case, use the IP address (in the usual format of four dot(.)-separated groups of one to three decimal digits) of the network adapter connected to the EVS servers.

• LogFlag: Bitmask specifying LinX log level. Available options are listed in the table below. (In addition, linxFunctions.log is produced.) The options may be combined. For example, 0xFFFFFFFF produces all log files.

  Bitmask	Description	Log file, given LogOutput=...\linx.log
  0x00000003	Function entry and exit points, with parameters and return code	linx.log
  0x00000010	Connections	linxConnect.log
  0x00000200	Keeping alive	linxKeepAlive.log
  0x00000400	Databases	linx_Archive.log
  0x00008000	Debug	linxDebug.log
  0x01000000	Tools	linxTool.log

• MaxTries: Obsolete. Instead, use SharedNbMaxConnectRetry and SharedConnectTimeout, described below. (The maximum number of times to try to synchronize the database. Default=10).

• NbMaxLinxConnection: The maximum number of connections. The default is 18, to accommodate two EVS servers. Add 9 for each additional server.

• OsdDefine00 - OsdDefine11: Defines the 12 OSD lines.

• OsdShowHideError: Defines whether or not to show OSD.

• OsdShowHideErrorSignals: Defines whether or not to show OSD. (For further details of these and other OSD settings, please see the default configuration file.)

• SearchPropertyName: Clip property that may be used for clip search. The default is Varid (a LinX specific clip ID that may be used to identify clips in the NRCS). If some other property is needed, please ask Viz Mosart personnel for a list of available values.

• SharedNbMaxConnectRetry: Maximum number of retries in case of connect error on a shared connection. Increase if the error code 'Too many retries' is encountered, e.g. when synchronizing the database. (Default=16).

• SharedConnectTimeout: Maximum time in milliseconds to execute connection request on a shared connection. Consider increasing if the error code 'Too many retries' is encountered, e.g. when synchronizing the database. (Default=500).

Applies to Models

• XS family (6U, 4U)

• XT family (XT2+, XT3, not nano)

Device Prerequisites

• Multicam 10.03, or later

• LinX license code

• Channels to be controlled by Viz Mosart must have Main CTRL LinX.

• The network, including any firewalls, connecting the Viz Mosart server(s) and the EVS server(s) must support and allow TCP (ports 50000-50002) and UDP (unicast and multicast, ports 50100-50108).

AV Automation Connection String

Example:

AV Automation Connection String Parameters

• Type: EvsXedio.

• Name: Defines the unique name for the server.

• Config: Defines the configuration file containing further details.

Media Administrator Connection String

Example:

Media Administrator Connection String Parameters

• Type: EvsXedioSearch.

• Name: Defines a unique name for the server.

• Server: Defines the IP address for the Control center.

• Config: Defines the configuration file containing further details.

Configuration File Parameters

• PrefixTypeEdit: MOS objIDs with this prefix are treated as 'edits' (Default=EVSE).

• PrefixTypeMedia: MOS objIDs with this prefix are treated as 'media' (Default=EVSM).

Relevant for AV Automation Only

• TimeOut: Defines the timeout in milliseconds (Default=1).

Relevant for Media Administrator Only

• AcceptHighResolutionOnly: Whether only high resolution clips are accepted (Default=False).

• DataSourceName: ODBC System DSN entry for the CleanEdit DB (Default=CleanEditDB).

• MonitorClipInterval: The interval (in seconds) at which found clips are monitored (Default=60). Used only if MonitorFoundClips is true, see below.

• MonitorFoundClips: Whether found clips are monitored (Default=False).

• Password: Password for the CleanEdit DB.

• PrefixCheckItemReturnAllItemHiResPresent: The prefix added to the Description of a hi-res clip (Default=HIRES-).

• PrefixCheckItemReturnError: The prefix added to the Description of an error clip (Default=ERROR-).

• PrefixCheckItemReturnNotPlayable: The prefix added to the Description of non-playable clip (Default=NOTPLAYABLE-).

• PrefixCheckItemReturnOnlyItemLowResPresent: The prefix added to the Description of a lo-res clip (Default=LORES-).

• SkipGetDuration: Whether to skip getting clip duration. Note that this operation may be slow and MAY be rendered unnecessary by future Media Administrator dev (Default=False).

• User: User for the CleanEdit DB.

Debug Parameters, Relevant for Media Administrator Only

• LogFile: CleanEditOcx log file (Default=C:\EvsLogs\CleanEditOcx\CleanEditOcx.log).

Applies to Models

• K2

• Summit

Connection String Properties

• Type: GrassValleyK2 (selects the Grass Valley K2 driver for clip handling).

• Name: See Standard Connection String Properties above.

• Config: See Standard Connection String Properties above. The installed xml config file is ClipServerGrassValleyK2.xml. Unless changed, the value of Config should be ClipServerGrassValleyK2.xml, cp. the examples below.

• Bin: When LoadDatabase (see below) is true, a 'cache'/'database' of server clips is built and maintained. Unless IgnoreBin (see below) is true, this 'cache'/'database' comprises the clips in the bin designated by the two settings Volume (see below) and Bin. (The Bin setting must designate a bin in the volume designated by the Volume setting.) (The default value is the string default. Yes, there is normally a bin named default.)

• Domain: The domain as part of the user credentials.

• DontUsePath: (Media Administrator only) For each clip and server, Media Administrator keeps track of the 'id' of that clip on that server. By default (DontUsePath false), that id is the full path and name of the clip on the server. When DontUsePath is true , the id is the clip name only. The default false may be used in most cases. For a Stratus system, changing to true may be considered. (However, this should not be combined with setting IgnoreBin (see below) to true.)

• EnsureUniqueObjSlug: (default false) This may be left at the default false in most circumstances. However, if the clip_hirespath from NCS is the full clip path, e.g. edl/cmf//BGO-LAB-K2SUMMI/C:/default/Clip, this should be set to true. (But if IgnoreBin (see below) is true, it is not necessary to also set EnsureUniqueObjSlug.)

• FilterGetXmlChanges: (Media Administrator only) If true, only clip changes involving the bin selected by the properties Volume and Bin will be handled. Otherwise (false), all changes are handled. The default false may be used in most cases. For a Stratus system, changing to true may be considered. (However, this should not be combined with setting IgnoreBin (see below) to true.)

• IgnoreBin: (default false) If true, the Bin setting (see above) is ignored, and the 'cache'/'database' of server clips (see LoadDatabase above) will comprise all clips in the server volume designated by the Volume setting. (See below.) In this case, the clip_hirespath from NCS must be the full clip path, e.g. edl/cmf//BGO-LAB-K2SUMMI/C:/default/Clip. (Clips in different bins may have the same name, so the path is necessary to select a particular clip.)

• LoadDatabase: Whether to maintain a 'cache'/'database' of server clips. Default false. For AV Automation, keep the default false. For Media Administrator, use true. By default, this 'cache'/'database' comprises the clips in the bin designated by the two settings Volume (see below) and Bin (see above). However, if the setting IgnoreBin (see below) is true, the 'cache'/'database' will comprise all clips in the server volume designated by the Volume setting.

• ModificationsInterval : (Media Administrator only; valid only when LoadDatabase is true) Interval (in ms) for checking for server change.

• Pass: The password as part of the user credentials.

• Server: The IP address/hostname of the Grass Valley K2 server.

• Suite: This value may be chosen arbitrarily. However, these guidelines should be followed:

  • For each K2 server, two, or even three, different Suite values should be used: First, the values for Media Administrator and AV Automation should be different.

  • Second, in a redundancy setup with Main and Backup Mosart server the two values for Media Administrator should be different.

  • (Whereas both Main and Backup AV Automation should use the same value, different from the two Media Administrator values.)

  • For further info wrt. the redundancy setup, refer to Failover with K2 Servers.

• User: The username as part of the user credentials.

• Volume: When LoadDatabase (see above) is true, a 'cache'/'database' of server clips is built and maintained. This 'cache'/'database' is limited to clips in the volume designated by the Volume setting. If IgnoreBin (see above) is true, this 'cache'/'database' comprises all clips in that volume. If IgnoreBin is false, the 'cache'/'database' comprises the clips in the bin designated by the Bin setting (see above) only. (The Bin setting must designate a bin in the volume designated by the Volume setting.) (The default value is V:)

Examples

AV Automation:

Media Administrator:

You also need to add the connection string in Mosart Media Administrator. This is the same connection string as in AVAutomation, except that you need to

• add LoadDatabase=true at the end

• use another value for the Suite property.

Configuration File Properties

• KeepCache: See General Configuration File Properties above.

• RefreshOnUpdate: See General Configuration File Properties above.

• VerifyClipDelay: See General Configuration File Properties above.

• VerifyModifiedClips: See General Configuration File Properties above.

• BypassRetrieveServerConfig (Boolean, default false): (AV Automation only) Whether to bypass retrieval of channel configuration from the server. Set to true if there are problems connecting to one or more channels (red line).

• CloseChannels (Boolean, default true): (AV Automation only) Whether channels are closed at disconnect. Use false in a redundancy setup with Main and Backup Mosart servers to prevent clip ejection on failover. Otherwise, use true. (See Failover with K2 Servers below.)

• MaxCueRetries: Maximum number of cue/load attempts. Default 1.

• RecordingBin (string): (AV Automation only) The server bin where clips are to be recorded. (This bin must be in the volume specified by RecordingVolume.) Both RecordingBin and RecordingVolume must be specified if clips are to be recorded in a specific bin. Otherwise, the recording location is undefined.

• RecordingVolume (string): (AV Automation only) The server volume where clips are to be recorded. Both RecordingBin and RecordingVolume must be specified if clips are to be recorded in a specific bin. Otherwise, the recording location is undefined.

• SuspendConnection (Boolean, default false): (AV Automation only) See Failover with K2 Servers below. Use true in a redundancy setup with Main and Backup Mosart servers to prevent clip ejection on failover. Otherwise, use false.

• UseExtendedLogging (Boolean, default false): Adds some more logging. Valid only if Verbose logging is turned on. Should normally be kept at the default false.

• UseMovieAddedNotice (Boolean, default false): Whether to utilize the MovieAddedNotice element when processing a MovieAdded notice.

  Note: This setting was introduced to handle added clips at an installation with rather old GV firmware. In the default ClipServerGrassValleyK2.xml, this setting is true. (But if the setting is removed altogether, the actual default value is false .) Change to false (or remove setting) if added clips are not handled correctly (e.g., if a clip added on the GV server does not turn solid blue in GUI.)

• UseVideoFormatFromServer (Boolean, default true): Set to false if clip durations (e.g. as shown in GUI) are incorrect.

Failover with K2 Servers

When GVG K2 servers are connected to both main and backup Mosart servers, any cued or playing clips would be ejected from the K2 ports during failover.
This is not desirable, so a further layer of configuration file properties have been provided for avoiding this:

• CloseChannels: (default true)

• SuspendConnection: (default false).

For a redundancy setup with Main and Backup Mosart servers, use instead these settings:

With these settings, the outgoing Mosart server (e.g. main) will disconnect in a way that allows the incoming Mosart server (e.g. backup) to retake the same connections and channels.

This ensures that no clips are ejected in the process.

The prerequisite for this to work is that the Connection String Properties on main and backup are set up with identical Suite names (for AV Automation).

Stratus

The two connection string properties

• DontUsePath

• FilterGetXmlChanges

were introduced at installations with a Stratus system to ensure that deleted clips appeared chequered in the Mosart GUI.

The default value of both settings is false, and that has, as far as we know, worked for all other installations. We recommend the following:

1. Start using the default value false for both settings.

2. If problems of the type indicated (deleted clips stay solid blue in GUI) are encountered, change both settings to true.

Other combinations (than both false and both true) have not been tested.

Connection String Properties

• Type: Harris Nexio

• Name*: Defines the ID of this connection.

• Server*: Defines the hostname or IP-address of the server.

• Config: Defines the name of the configuration file.

Optional

• Port*: TCP port to connect to (Default=557).

• Encoding:* Set to “U” or “Unicode” if it should be Unicode.

• Case*: Set to “B” to be case sensitive on clip name searches.

• ClipNames:* Property for using exact clip names. If set to “EXACT”, clip names are case-sensitive (Default=EXACT).

• ChangeCheckInterval: Defines the number of seconds between checks for clip changes.

• LoadDatabase (boolean):* Set to “true” to build internal database of clips present on server and enable clip monitoring (Default=False).

  Note: The asterisk (*) above denotes the configuration file set property can be overridden by a connection string parameter.

Examples

AV Automation:

Media Administrator:

Configuration File Properties

• ChangeCheckInterval (integer): Time in seconds how often to poll HarrisNexio for clip changes (Default=5).

• Port (integer): Defines the default connection port (Default=557).

• Encoding (string): (Default=ANSI).

• Case (string): (Default=UPPER).

• ClipNames (string): Property for using exact clip names. If set to “EXACT”, clip names are case-sensitive (Default=EXACT).

• KeepCache (boolean): When set to “false”, the cache is cleared on reconnects (Default=False).

• RefreshOnUpdate (boolean): When set to “true”, the cache is updated on each update clip message from the server (Default=True).

• VerifyClipDelay (integer): Delay in frames to wait before verifying new clips from server (Default=0).

• SupportSearchUsingObjSlug: Ignores search for objSlug if set to “false” (Default=True).

• SupportSearchUsingRefID: Ignores search for refID if set to “false” (Default=False).

• MaxCueTime (integer): Maximum milliseconds to wait for cue (Default=5000).

• ClipNamePattern: See General Configuration File Properties.

Configuration File Properties

• Server (string): Defines the hostname or IP-address of the server (Default=localhost).

• Port (integer): Defines the TCP port to connect to (Default=8102).

• ServiceName (string): Default=JupiterService.svc.

• Service (string): Default=http://\{Server}:{Port}/{ServiceName}.

• GetStatusCommand (string): Default={Service}/clipstatus/{0}.

• GetKeyFramesCommand (string): Default={Service}/keyframes/{0}.

• PollIntervalStatus (string): Default={Service}/keyframes/{0}.

Applies to Models

• Vizrt Xlator

• SVT F2C file name conversion service

Connection String Properties

• Type: MVCP

• Name: Defines the ID of this connection (Default=MVCP).

• Server: Defines the hostname or IP-address of the server (Default=localhost).

• Port: Defines the TCP port to connect to (Default=5250).

Configuration File Properties

• CustomSearch*: Set to “SVT” to enable SVT custom search on objSlug.

• SetNameAsRefId*: Set clip name as ref ID in the media object (Default=False)for re-use in other clip servers (Default=False).

• WriteTimeOut: Sets the amount of time in milliseconds that a write operation blocks waiting for data from the server (Default=5000).

• ReadTimeOut: Sets the amount of time in milliseconds that a read operation blocks waiting for data to the server (Default=5000).

• AppendExtension*: A file extension used when sending messages to the MVCP interface (Default=””).

• RemoveExtension*: Used to strip the extension of a clip name from the MVCP interface (Default=””).

• ClipNamePattern: See General Configuration File Properties.

  Note: The asterisk (*) above denotes custom search ‘SVT’: SVT has file names with 36 characters. The Nexio only supports 32 characters. SVT exposes a mapping proxy with an MVCP interface and a custom command F2C which translates a long name to a shorter one.

Examples

AV Automation:

Media Administrator:

Applies to Models

• Models with Omneon Spectrum

  Note: Viz Mosart does not work properly with Omneon Spectrum versions earlier than 4.6. In some cases, clip length is not updated when using Omneon Spectrum 6.4.3 or earlier. It is recommended to upgrade to Omneon firmware version 7.9.x or later.

Connection String Properties

• Type: Connection type: Omneon or OmneonSearch.

• Name: ID of this connection.

• Server: Hostname or IP-address of the server.

• Player: Performs searches associated with directory for the given player if set. If not set, the Directory option should be used to identify the search directory (optional).

• Directory: Specifies the search directory (optional).

• ExtList: File extensions to be used. List of case sensitive extensions separated by periods.

• ClipDir: Clip directory to monitor for files.

• LoadDatabase (boolean): Set to true to build internal database of clips present on server and enable clip monitoring (Default=False).

• Config: Name of the configuration file (ClipServerOmneon.xml).

• UseFullPath: If true, the Media Administrator returns full clip paths. The clip ID contains both the Omneon server directory, as well as the clip name. Setting this property to true is mandatory if multiple directories are used on a single Omneon server. (Default=False).

Examples

AV Automation:

Media Administrator:

Configuration File Properties

• KeepCache (boolean): When set to false, the cache is cleared on reconnects (Default=False).

• RefreshOnUpdate (boolean): When set to true, the cache is updated on each update clip message from the server (Default=True).

• VerifyClipDelay (integer): Delay in frames to wait before verifying new clips from server (Default=0).

• DescriptionPattern (string): Makes it possible to extract a description from the object slug (objSlug) based on this Regex pattern (Default=[^_]*_(.*)).

• DescriptionReplacement (string): Regex expression referring to first matched group. Used when replacing object slug (objSlug). (Default=$1)

• InvokeServerOnGetClipInfo (boolean): If true (non-zero), a request is sent to the video server when doing clip search. If true, all modified clip events for clip not in cache are verified (as if they were created) (Default=False).

• VerifyModifiedClips (boolean): If true, all modified clip events for clip not in cache are verified (as if they were created) (Default=False).

• IgnoreCase: If true, searching for clips is done case insensitive. Must be used in combination with <MatchExpression ignoreCase="true" /> from General Search Configuration File Properties .

• GoToTimeCodeTimeOut (integer): Maximum time to wait (in milliseconds) for successful execution of command to play clip from a given time code (Default=6000).

• UseNativeGoToTimeCode (boolean): If true, it uses GoToTimeCode method available in Omneon API. This may take a longer time to cue a clip at a specified position (Default=False).

• UseStopOnCue: If true, the timeline is stopped, not paused (play with speed 0) when cuing a new clip. This causes cuing to take longer than usual.

• ClipNamePattern: see General Configuration File Properties.
  
  Search Properties: See General Search Configuration File Properties.

Connection String Parameters

• Type: Orad OCIP.

• Server: Defines the server hostname.

• Name: See Standard Connection String Properties above.

• Port: Defines the server port. By default, the four ports 10001 , 10002 , 10003 , and 10004 are configured on an OCIP-controlled Orad server. We recommend using different ports for AV Automation and Media Administrator.

  Example: 10002 for AV Automation and 10003 for Media Administrator.

• LoadDatabase: If true, the server database is loaded at start-up (Default=False). Use true for Media Administrator.

• Config: Configuration file containing further configuration settings.

Configuration File Parameters

• AllowSetPosition: Whether to enable 'scrubbing'/'scrolling' the in-point of a cued clip in the GUI. Default: False. Effective only for servers supporting OCIP 3.0.0 or higher. (Only tested with OCIP 4.0.0.)
  

• CopyObjSlug: Whether the value of the clip 'slug' (the slug is the value of the OCIP item parameter set in ObjSlugParameter) shall be copied 'upwards' (to MediaAdmin).
  Default: False.

  The value for CopyObjSlug in the installed ClipServerOradOcip.xml file, is initially set to True. This will be the value for new installations.

  If problems are experienced when a clip is first deleted and then re-created with the same SourceId (assuming that is the value of the ObjSlugParameter setting), but a different Id, make sure this setting is True.

• IgnoreGrowingItems: Whether clips with growing parameter set to True will be ignored.
  When set, this implies that growing clips are processed as non-existent and are unavailable. Available for Avid FastServe running FSP 2018.8 or higher. The RequestGrowing setting must be True for this to have effect.

• LoopPostRoll: Number of frames before clip-end to restart loop. Set to a positive value to obtain smooth looping.

• ObjSlugParameter: The OCIP item parameter to use for clip 'slug'. The values of this parameter should match the values of the 'clip_hirespath' newsroom tag.
  Default 'Name'. This default value has worked for the video server Orad VJ. Other workflows, especially using Avid FastServe, require using the value 'SourceId'. Other values are not verified as supported.

• RequestGrowing: Whether to request the Growing parameter from the server. Default False.
  Set to True if the IgnoreGrowingItems feature is to be used.

• SetInAndOutPoint: How a clip's in-point and out-point are set. Available values:
  

  • FromServer: (Default) From the item's In and Out parameters. This may yield incorrect results if the In parameter is different from 0.

  • ZeroAndDuration: (Value in the installed ClipServerOradOcip.xml file, so this will be the value for new installations.) As 0 and the item's Duration parameter.

  • Dont: For future/internal Vizrt Support use. Do not use this value.

• SkipAbortInLoadClip: If true, skip the ChannelAbort command at cue (Default=False).

• TimeoutDefault: Timeout in milliseconds for commands with no specific timeout set (Default=1000 which is 1 second).

• TimeoutChannelAbort: Timeout in milliseconds for the ChannelAbort command performed at cue.

• TimeoutChannelJog: Timeout in milliseconds for the Jog command performed at 'scrubbing'/'scrolling'. (See AllowSetPosition).

• TimeoutChannelPause: Timeout in milliseconds for the ChannelPause command.

• TimeoutChannelPlay: Timeout in milliseconds for the ChannelPlay command performed at cue.

• TimeoutChannelPlayInit: Timeout in milliseconds for the ChannelPlayInit command performed at cue (Default=4000 (4 seconds)).

• TimeoutChannelSetSpeed: Timeout in milliseconds for the ChannelSetSpeed command performed at play.

• TimeoutChannelStatus: Timeout in milliseconds for the ChannelStatus command.

• TimeoutCreateCallbackItem: Timeout in milliseconds for the CreateCallbackItem command at start-up (Default=2000 (2 seconds)).

• TimeoutItemCheck: Timeout in milliseconds for the ItemCheck command occasionally performed at cue.

• TimeoutItemGet: Timeout in milliseconds for the ItemGet command occasionally performed at cue, and also for getting status.

• TimeoutListChannel: Timeout in milliseconds for the ListChannel command at start-up.

• TimeoutListItem: Timeout in milliseconds for the ListItem command at start-up (Default=2000 (2 seconds)).

• UpdateInAndOutPoint: Whether clip in-point and out-point should be copied 'upwards' (to MediaAdmin) for clips with growing duration.
  Default: False. Change to True if such clips are not shown with correct duration in GUI.

• UseHashKey: If True, the item Id will be used as clip 'id'. If False, clip 'slug' will be used. (See settings ObjSlugParameter and CopyObjSlug above.)
  Default: False. However, the value in the installed ClipServerOradOcip.xml file is True, so this will be the value for new installations.
  If problems are experienced when a clip is first deleted and then re-created with the same SourceId (assuming that is the value of the ObjSlugParameter setting), but a different Id, make sure this setting is True.

• UsePingOcipOperation (boolean): If true, use an OCIP operation for Ping instead of the default TcpIpClient ping (Default=False).

Debug Parameters

• KeepSpeed: For Vizrt Support use. Default: False.
  Do not change!

• WSACancelBlockingCallExceptionTraceEventType: The TraceEventType for the WSACancelBlockingCall exception.
  Options: Critical, Error, Warning, Information, Verbose (Default=Error).

Applies to Models

• Orad VJ

• Avid FastServe

Device Prerequisites

• OCIP 1.0.4. Some features require OCIP 3.0.0.

• Avid FastServe. Some features require FSP 2018.8.

Applies to Models

• Connects to Quantel using Quantel CORBA interface.

Device Prerequisites

• Requires Quantel CORBA services to run.

• Serial numbers of playout servers, normally obtained via Quantel Web interface.

Quantel Video Server Connection String

Connection String Properties

• Name: Specifies a logical name to be associated with the video server. This is used to identify the server across AV Automation and Media Administrator configurations.

• Type: Specifies which driver to be used for connecting to the server. This should be set to “Quantel” for both AV Automation and Media Administrator.

• Mode: Specifies whether the Quantel connection is used for playing clips or searching (Default=Search):

  • Mode=Player: The Quantel connection is used for playing clips (AV Automation).

  • Mode=Search: The Quantel connection is used for searching (Media Administrator).

• SerialNo: Specifies the serial number of the Quantel video server. This number is used to recognize the particular video server within a Quantel zone portal. Serial numbers may be obtained via the Quantel Web interface.

• IOR: Specifies the Corba IOR used to establish connection with a Quantel server. This IOR is normally obtained from the system administrator.

• Slave: Specifies an optional slave address. Used when Quantel is configured in a redundancy setup.

• Timeout: Specifies the timeout in seconds when initially connecting to the Quantel zone portal (ISA manager). Default is 10 seconds.

• Config: Specifies a configuration file containing custom configuration for the Quantel server driver. Normally set to ClipServerQuantel.xml, which contains the default configuration.

Examples

AV Automation:

Name=sQ7; Type=Quantel; SerialNo=19343; Mode=Player; IOR=http://quantel:@192.168.60.33/ZoneManager.ior; Config=ClipServerQuantel.xml

Media Administrator:

Name=sQ7; Type=Quantel; SerialNo=19343; Mode=Search; IOR=http://quantel:@192.168.60.33/ZoneManager.ior; Config=ClipServerQuantel.xm

Quantel Configuration File Properties

• DefaultTakenPortAction (enum): Action when not able to take a port when owned by someone else (Default=Steal). Options:

  • Steal: Takes control over the port even if in use by someone else.

  • Share: Shares control with the other user. Not recommended.

  • Cancel: Cancels the operation. Port is still in control by other user.

• IssueRequestForTakenPorts (boolean): If true, the user is prompted to confirm taking a port in use by someone else (Default=True). A dialog box appears in AV Automation, warning about taking a port that is currently in use. Only applicable when DefaultTakenPortAction=Steal.

• ReleasePortsWithNoAssignedChannels (boolean): If true, any unassigned ports (with no assigned channels) are released on player initiation (Default=True).

• ServerPollFrequency (integer): Polling frequency for server, in seconds.This is used as heartbeat between Viz Mosart and Quantel. Note that heartbeats are not issued if data has been received from Quantel since last heartbeat. (Default=30).

• ClipNameIsValidNumber (boolean): If true then it is possible to search from Viz Mosart GUI using valid Quantel ClipIDs directly (Default=False).

• QuantelSlugColumn (string): Specifies the Quantel database column that is used for the clip slug (Default=Title).

• QuantelClipIDColumn (string): Specifies the Quantel database column that is used for the clip ID (Default=ClipID).

• QuantelSearchColumn (string): Specifies the Quantel database column that is used for the clip searches (Default=Title).

• MaxPingAttempts (integer): Maximum ping attempts before a lost connection is detected (Default=1). When Viz Mosart detects a lost connection, the current connection is closed followed by attempts to reconnect. For playout servers only (AV Automation).

• QuantelRefIDColumn (string): Specifies the Quantel database column that is used for the clip RefID. Used if SupportSearchUsingRefID is set to true. (Default=Title).

• SearchUsingServerIdOnly (boolean): Forces AV Automation to only search for clips using Quantel ClipId’s obtained from Media Administrator if True.

• ClipNamePattern: see General Configuration File Properties.

Quantel Failure Handling Properties

• QuantelStatusInterval (integer): Interval in seconds for the Quantel server to send regular status messages. These messages are only sent when the Quantel server is idle. (Default: 2 seconds).

• QuantelCommErrorNumRetries (integer): The number of retries in case of a Quantel CORBA operation results in a CORBA_COMM_FAILURE. (Default: 1).

• QuantelCommErrorTimeout (integer): The timeout in milliseconds between retries in case of a Quantel CORBA operation results in a CORBA_COMM_FAILURE. (Default: 100 msec).

Quantel Search Filters

It is possible to define a set of dedicated filters used to either exclude or include hits returned from the Quantel ISA manager. Note that the Quantel ISA manager returns hits for all attached pools. It is necessary to filter out the clips not available on the pools used by the corresponding video servers.

The Quantel search filters are defined in the Quantel configuration file as a list of Filter elements within a SearchFilter element. The following XML structure defines the default filters:

Each filter has the following attributes:

• property (string): Name of a Quantel database column. A special property=”IgnoreCase” is available to specify case insensitive or case sensitive searches.

• pattern (string): Regular expression applied on the resulting property.

• include (boolean): Action to take if the regular expression results in a match:

  • include=false, the hit is excluded from the search.

  • include=true, the hit is returned as part of the search.
    The default example given above shall be interpreted as follows:

• All clips stored in the Quantel database with Category=”TEMPORARY CLONE” are ignored.

• Only clips in the Quantel database with a PoolID that matches the pool identity of the corresponding video servers are returned.

• All searches are case insensitive.

Connection String Properties

Type: SimpleTestPlayer
File: The clip metadata file (used in File mode). See below.
Folder: The clip folder (used in Folder mode)

Clip File

The file must be in this format:

Clip Element Attributes

Additionally, the ClipDB element may have a serverDown attribute. This is for testing purposes only, and should not be used.

Configuration File Properties (Folder mode only)

• InternalBufferSize: The size (in bytes) of the internal buffer. For details, see Microsoft's article: InternalBufferSize.

• IncludeSubdirectories: Whether subdirectories should be monitored

• MediaInfoMethod: May have one of these two values:

  • MediaInfo (default): Use MediaInfo to retrieve clip file data

  • VDCPProxy: In this case, the 'clip files' are regarded as VDCP proxy files. For details, seeMOSART-6143.

• SkipExtension: Whether the file extension is not to be part of the clip slug

• AlwaysGetDuration: Whether the actual clip duration is retrieved from the clip file

• UseObjSlugAsServerId: Whether to use the slug as the server ID. (Otherwise, the path is used.)

• UseDurationAsMarkOut: Whether to set InPoint (=0) and OutPoint (=Duration) from Duration

Applicable Models

The driver has been designed to interact with any RDBMS (Relational DataBase Management System) using SQL. However, it has only been verified with following versions of Microsoft SQL Server:

• Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (SP1) - 11.0.3000.0 (X64)

• Microsoft SQL Server Express (64-bit) - 11.0.2218.0

Device Prerequisites

Create a DB user with:

• Read access to the table containing clip data.

• No write or admin access. (As no attempts to prevent SQL injection have been done, this is necessary to prevent unauthorized changes to the DB).

General Format

Name=DB;Type=SqlMediaSearch;ProviderName=System.Data.SqlClient;Config=ClipServerSql.xml;DbConnectionString="..."

Connection String Parameters

• Name: See Viz Mosart Video Server Connection String above.

• Type: SqlMediaSearch.

• Config: See Viz Mosart Video Server Connection String above. A configuration file ClipServerSql.xml is installed. Use the name of this file (ClipServerSql.xml unless changed).

• ProviderName: The 'invariant name' of a .NET Framework data provider. At least the following providers are installed with the .NET Framework:

  • System.Data.SqlClient

  • System.Data.Odbc

  • System.Data.OleDb

  • System.Data.OracleClient.

Others may have been installed. Only System.Data.SqlClient has been verified.

• DbConnectionString: The connection string (containing connection settings) sent to the chosen provider. The format depends on the chosen ProviderName.
  For System.Data.SqlClient (the only verified provider) the format is documented in https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.sqlclient.sqlconnection.connectionstring(v=vs.110).aspx.
  Quotes in the value have not been tested and may not work as expected.

• FileClipProperties: Same as the ClipServerSql.xml parameter. As this is set in ClipServerSql.xml, see below.

• FileSelectStatements: Same as the ClipServerSql.xml parameter. As this is set in ClipServerSql.xml, see below.

• LogResult: Same as the ClipServerSql.xml parameter. As this is set in ClipServerSql.xml, see below.

• DefaultTableName: Same as the ClipServerSql.xml parameter. As this is set in ClipServerSql.xml, see below.

• MonitorFoundClips: Same as the ClipServerSql.xml parameter. As this is set in ClipServerSql.xml, see below.

• MonitorClipInterval: Same as the ClipServerSql.xml parameter. As this is set in ClipServerSql.xml, see below.

Example

Configuration Files

There are three configuration files:

• ClipServerSql.xml

• SelectStatements.xml

• ClipProperties.xml

When the Mosart Server is installed, these files are placed in the ConfigurationFiles sub-folder of the installation folder. If any file shall be be changed, follow the standard procedure:

• Copy the file to c:\channeltemplates, and change the copy .
  If you choose to change the name, you must also change (accordingly):

  • If the name of ClipServerSql.xml is changed: The Config connection string parameter.

  • If the name of SelectStatements.xml is changed: The FileSelectStatements parameter in ClipServerSql.xml (below).

  • If the name of ClipProperties.xml is changed: The FileClipProperties parameter in ClipServerSql.xml (below).

ClipServerSql.xml

This is the main configuration file for the driver. These configuration parameters are available:

• FileClipProperties: The name of the file containing clip properties to be pulled from DB. Default ClipProperties.xml, as described below.

• FileSelectStatements: The name of the file containing the SELECT statements to be used. Default SelectStatements.xml, as described below.

• LogResult: Whether query results should be logged (in Media Administrator console and in Viz Mosart log). Default true. Set to false if everything works fine, and the messages are superfluous.

• DefaultTableName: The name of the outer XML element shown when using LogResult. The default (dummy) is usually OK.

• MonitorFoundClips: Whether found clips should be monitored. Default true. If set to false, missing or changed clips are not detected.

• MonitorClipInterval: If the value is X (and if MonitorFoundClips is true), each found clip is re-queried every X seconds. Increase if DB traffic is too high.

• DbConnectionString: Same as the connection string parameter; As this is set in the connection string paramters, see above.

• ProviderName: Same as the connection string parameter; see above. Should be set in the connection string.

In addition, these 'common'/'standard' parameters are available:

• SupportSearchUsingObjSlug: See General Configuration File Properties above.

• SupportSearchUsingRefID: See General Configuration File Properties above.

SelectStatements.xml

If the name of this file is changed, the configuration parameter FileSelectStatements in ClipServerSql.xml must be changed accordingly.

To further understand this configuration, please study the examples provided in the installed file.

This file defines the SQL SELECT statements that are executed when:

• The DB is queried for data on a single clip.

• The DB is searched for clips satisfying a given search criterion.

Each of these two SQL SELECT statements is defined by a SelectStatement element. For technical reasons, the two SelectStatement elements are enclosed in a Statements element, which in turn is enclosed in a SelectStatements element.

A SelectStatement element has these attributes:

A SelectStatement element has these sub-elements:

The SelectColumns element has one or more SelectColumn sub-elements, each with these attributes (and no sub-elements):

The AdditionalWhereColumns element has one or more WhereColumn sub-elements.

A WhereColumn element (either as a direct sub-element of SelectStatement, or as a sub-element of AdditionalWhereColumns) has these attributes:

ClipProperties.xml

If the name of this file is changed, the configuration parameter FileClipProperties in ClipServerSql.xml must be changed accordingly.

To further understand this configuration, please study the examples provided in the installed file.

This file defines the clip properties computed by the driver. Each of these properties is defined by a Property element. For technical reasons, the Property elements are enclosed in a Properties element, which in turn is enclosed in a ClipProperties element.

A Property element has one attribute:

A Property element has one sub-element, an expression. The principal feature of an expression is that it may be evaluated to yield a value. There are four kinds of expression elements (so a Property element has one of these as a sub-element):

A ConstantExpression element has one attribute:

Both a ClipExpression and a DbExpression has two attributes:

The name attribute and expression evaluation is described in more detail for each of the two kinds of expressions:

An OperationExpression element has one attribute:

An OperationExpression element has one sub-element: Operands. An Operands element has no attributes, but any number of expression sub-elements, meaning any number of ClipExpression, DbExpression, ConstantExpression, and OperationExpression sub-elements.

These sub-elements are the operands / sub-expressions of the OperationExpression.

Some further details on each operator:

<ConstantExpression value=0 />

Applies to Models

• Dalet BRIO

• EVS XT-VIA

• Vector MultiPlay VServer

Device Prerequisites - VDCP

• Dalet BRIO

  • Single VDCP connection configuration per port - does not support multiple control ports per connection.

  • Only clips in folders added to the BRIO VDCP configuration are visible for Viz Mosart to monitor and play-out.

  • Duration of video files is only available if the VDCP connection is configured to use a physical play-out port.

Connection String Properties - VDCP

• Type: VDCP (serial) or VDCPtcp (Ethernet).

• Name: ID of this connection.

• Server: Hostname or IP-address of the server (for Type=VDCPtcp only).

• Port: Serial port (Type=VDCP, Default=COM1) or server side TCP port to connect to (Type=VDCPtcp, Default=52z05).

• LoadDatabase: If true, builds internal database of clips present on server and enables clip monitoring (Default=False).

• Config: Name of the configuration file. ClipServerVDCP.xml is the default name of the file used by VDCP Connection String.

• DisableHeartbeat (boolean): Whether the 'Ping' operation (see NextPingDelay above) is just a simple connection check. If false, the Ping operation sends a keep-alive command to the server. For some servers, this is necessary to prevent the server from closing the connection. This applies to at least the Ross Blackstorm server.

Examples

AV Automation: VDCP (serial)

AV Automation: VDCPtcp (Ethernet)

Media Administrator: VDCP (serial)

Media Administrator: VDCPtcp (Ethernet)

Configuration File Properties - VDCP

• DefaultRecordingLength (integer): Default duration of recorded video files in frames (Default=1000).

• DelayGetClipDuration (boolean): Enable to build the initial playlist without getting the file duration (Default=False).

• IgnoreClipExistence (boolean): Enable to ignore requesting clip presence on the server.

• LogMessages (boolean): If true, log any messages that are sent and received. Verbose logging must be activated for this to have effect (Default=False).

• MaxClipList (integer): The maximum amount of clips to hold in cache. When this limit is reached, there are no more clips added to the cache. Setting this to a low value reduces load time, but might cause invalid clip status if non-cached clips are in the rundown.

• RequestPortStatus123 (boolean): Whether to request more status from the VDCP server. May safely be left at false for normal production. Change to true for debugging purposes if advised to by Vizrt.

• SendStillWhenCueDone (boolean): When the server has cued a clip, whether to send a command making sure that the first frame is shown on the server output. Change to true if supposedly cued clips are not shown on the server output.

• StopShouldCheckForIdle (boolean): Whether stopping a clip should make sure that the port is idle. Change to true if cuing problems are encountered.

• UseAddedClipsCommand (boolean): Enable to retrieve a list of new files added to the video server.

• UseFixedPortStatusBitMap (boolean):Whether to force Mosart to use a fixed bit map when requesting port status. Change to true for new installations. In general, CHANGE the value if problems are encountered, in particular problems related to cuing.

• UseInternalPlayerState (boolean): Enable to ignore requesting presence of the clip on the play-out device using the ID REQUEST message.

• UseLongClipNames (boolean): If true, use messages supporting variable length file names (maximum length 80 characters). If false, use fixed eight character files names padded with spaces if less than eight characters.

Connection String Properties

• Type: VizEngine.

• Name: Defines the ID of this connection.

• Server: Defines the hostname or IP-address of the server (for Type=VizEngine only).

• Port: Defines the port.

• Config: Defines the name of the configuration file.

• Folder: Location of the Viz Mosart configuration files. Either in %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Mosart Medialab\Mosart Server\ConfigurationFiles or with the video configurations in C:\channeltemplates.

Examples

Connection string for Integrated Engine (Viz Engine connection in AV Automation):

Type=VizEngine;Server=localhost;Config=VizEngineSwitcherConfig.xml (Port=6100 is optional)

Connection string for Video Server (Viz Engine connection in AV Automation):

Name=Vizrt;Type=VizEngine;Server=localhost;Port=6100;Config= ClipServerVizEngine.xml

Connection string for Media Administrator:

Name=VizEngine;Type=SimpleTestPlayer;Folder=D:\;SkipExtension=true;Config=ClipServerVizEngine.xml

Configuration File Properties

• AlwaysGetDuration (default=FALSE):

  • When FALSE, only files in the active Viz Mosart rundown get the actual video duration.

  • When TRUE, get the video duration from all files in the monitored folder. Note that setting this value to true impacts the startup time of the SimpleTestPlayer driver in Media Administrator for folders with a large number of video files.

Device Prerequisites (Viz One)

For further details, please consult the Viz One Administrator Guide.

• At least one Viz One user at least one publishing point must be configured.

Connection String Properties

Example (Media Service)

Name=VizEngine;Type=VizOne;Server=localhost;Port=21099;PublishingPoints=MEDIASERVICE;Config=ClipServerVizOne.xml

Example (Viz One)

Name=VizOne;Type=VizOne;UserName=username;Password=password;Server=10.211.112.213;PublishingPoints=vizengine-1;ValidDuration=26;AutoTransfer=true;PublishingPointAsObjId=false;Config=ClipServerVizOne.xml