GRASS VALLEY AURORA EDIT - INSTALLATION V7.1 Installation Manual page 94

Aurora Edit Application Con guration
Setting
Database Server
Connect Mode
License Server
MediaFrame Server
Use Media Frame
Use Con gured Web Proxy
Default Bin Location
Prompt Before Deleting Items
Use Tape ID for Capture
Use Proxy Media for XDCAM
Preview
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Options Description
Displays the name of the database server when the
application is set up in shared mode.
Local In the Connect Mode
Shared using local disk storage and a local Aurora Edit database.
You have access to les on your local machine only.
Select
Shared
a shared database. You share the Bin with all Aurora Edit
workstations that are part of the network, according to
security settings.
Enter the name of the server where the Aurora Sys and
Aurora-GFX SabreTooth license resides.
Enter the name of the MediaFrame Server.
Select this checkbox to enable MediaFrame (you can
uncheck it to disable MediaFrame without losing the
server name.
NOTE: Aurora Edit LD must be connected in Shared
mode and use a MediaFrame server.
This checkbox will become active when MediaFrame is
turned on in the step above. When this checkbox is
selected, the application will continue to go through the
con gured Web Proxy settings in order to communicate
with MediaFrame services. When unselected, web calls
through MediaFrame services will bypass the con gured
settings.
Enter the default path to your media les. You may use
the button to locate the server.
Browse
NOTE: V:\VibrintAVFiles is the default location.
Select this checkbox to receive a con rmation prompt
before deleting les. The setting is on by default.
Select this checkbox to identify which source tape a
particular clip came from; used in the Source Tool. This
setting is off by default.
Select this checkbox to view the low-resolution proxy
for media when previewing XDCAM les; doesn t affect
HD media, which always uses proxy media for
previewing. This setting is on by default.
pulldown, select Local
if you are using shared disk storage and
if you are
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