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the server, enter the appropriate user name and
password.
3
Click on the OK button.
On this tab, enter the path for the directory under which the
metadata have been stored. To connect matadata files with
a video/audio file, use Change Attribute (see page 34).
Manipulating the File System Data
on an External Server (under
Superuser Privilege)
When you attach a new memory label to a cassette and load
the cassette into an e-VTR, information on the file system
will be stored on the memory label.
When manipulating the file system data on a memory
label, the number of files to be created is limited by the
capacity of the memory label. It may depend on the
lengths of filenames, but approximately 40 files can be
created on average.
By manipulating these file system data on an external
server that can have much larger amounts data than the
capacity of a memory label, 125 files at maximum can be
created regardless of the lengths of filenames.
To manipulate the file system data on an external server,
log on as a superuser and proceed as follows:
Setting procecure
1
Double-click on
of the File system
indication to open the Cassette Information window.
(The window can also be opened by right-clicking in
an empty area of the file list and selecting Cassette
Information from the popup menu.)
File System indication
2
Select the File System tab and set the data.
File System Import: Check this check box to
manipulate the file system data on an external
server.
ftp/http: Click on either button to select the protocol
(FTP or HTTP) for accessing to the server.
Directory Path: Specify the directory path starting
with the host name.
User Name for FTP/HTTP Server, Password for
FTP/HTTP Server: When recognition with a user
name and a password is required when accessing to
the server, enter the appropriate user name and
password.
3
Click on the OK button.
The File system indication changes to
.
(The indication flashes while the file list is being updated.)
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