FOCUS Enhancements MANL-1161-04 manual Load External Metadata, Assign Equal Named

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ProxSys Media Upload Utility

Load External Metadata

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Use this workspace to ingest the external video clip metadata (native metadata). The ProxSysMA Metadata column lists the MA metadata tags used by the MA server to perform content search and retrieve operations. It is important to identify the external metadata tags that have the same type of data as the MA server’s tags. The upload utility provides the ability to translate external tags with different names to the MA server tags. For more information about metadata see Metadata Management on page 38.

Use these settings to match external metadata with the MA server’s metadata.

1.Select the type of metadata being uploaded from the Load external metadata dropdown menu.

The dropdown menu contains a list of metadata standards. Pick the one used during the recording of the video.

Displayed in the ProxSysMA Metadata column is a list of the MA server metadata tags. This is a list that the MA server Administrator manages, see Metadata Management on page 38.

2.Assign video clip metadata to each MA metadata tag.

Click on the empty field in the External metadata column opposite the MA tag. A dropdown list of video metadata tags appears. Pick the tag whose data is similar to the MA tag.

3.Click on Save Assignments to complete.

In addition, there are the Assign Equal Named and Reset All Assignments controls.

Assign Equal Named

Click on this button to automatically assign external metadata tags to MA tags that have the same name.

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Contents MA Series Media Archive Servers MANL-1161-04Page Legal, Regulatory, and Safety CopyrightEmea Europe, Middle East, Africa Contacting Focus EnhancementsSerial Number Environmental Precaution Symbols Used In the MA DocumentationRegulations DocumentationMA Series Media Archive Servers Table of Contents MA Series Media Archive Servers MA Series Media Archive Servers MA Series Media Archive Servers MA Series Media Archive Servers MA Series Media Archive Servers Features OverviewMA Series Servers Web-based Graphical User Interface GUIBlu-ray Burner RAID Data SecuritySoftware USB Hardware Key Dongle Third-Party SoftwareDocumentation Convention About this GuideMA Series Media Archive Servers ProxSys MA Media Archiving Server Operations Ingesting P2 Cards Amount Stored Versus Maximum File Size Overview of MA Server WorkflowIngest Video Clips Folder watch Adding and Modifying MetadataDevice watch Archive MA-10MA-50 Archiving Discs and Shortlist Reference DocumentsHtml Print file Search and Retrieve ContentStorage Media File Shortlist Downloading and Installing ProxSys Media Upload UtilityUsername and Password Are Case Sensitive Connecting to the MA ServerUsername Administrator Manual Upload Function ButtonsDragging and Dropping P2 Files Dragging and Dropping Xdcam FilesB2, b3 MA Series Media Archive Servers To Import Structured Content Use Device Watch Auto WatchSelect the host folder to watch Select the destination bin Uploading FilesTransaction History Configuring Watch SettingsEditing a Watch Configuration Watch Settings Delete local Content after transferTransfer already existing Content Wait for copy completion in MinutesLoad External Metadata Assign Equal NamedReset All Assignments Miscellaneous Settings Store Connect DataLocal folder Delete files in local folder automaticallyMA Series Operations LoginUser’s Rights and Default Login Home Workspace Quick selectNot yet processed Via watchfolderBins Search GeneralMetadata Tag Date Discs Bins Search CriteriaGeneral Search DateDiscs Metadata TagsMy bins Content Status Add Content OriginalRendering OverwriteShortlist Reference List Organizing Shortlist ContentSelect Content to Delete Preview Player Rendering Thumbnails and Preview Flash FilesWorkflow Burning Blu-ray BD and DVD Discs MA-10MA-50 ISO Files After Burning DiscIdentifying Archived Content ProxSysMA Services Burn ToolBurns Start After All Flash Files Are Created Maximum Video Clip SizePreventing Data Corruption Print-to-DVD LabelingUse Only Print-to-DVD Media for Disc Labeling MA Series Media Archive Servers Default Login Hardware Key Required Before MA Applications Can FunctionUser Admin User PrivilegesAdding a New User Remove Add SaveRemoving a User Changing User PrivilegesMetadata Management Metadata TagsSimple Metadata Workflow Complex Metadata WorkflowMetadata Controls NumberName Field in useSystem Update PerformanceRecreate Search Index StatisticsNumber of media Burn SettingsBurn Settings One Bin Mode Mixed ModeOne bin per media Media sizeBackend Settings MA-10 Backend Settings MA-50Automatic Burning Schedule Create media now Burn-on-DemandLabel Settings Primera SettingsRimage Settings Custom LabelsProxSys Settings Unarchived Content Select Deselect Remove RenderAll With GenericPreview File Status Render PreviewReplace Failed Preview with Generic Preview If Render FailsMA Series Media Archive Servers Technical Information Media Formats P2 NtscCalculated Storage Requirements QuickTime .MovMaximum File Size Supported BD and DVD Disc CapacitiesHardware MA DongleHard Drives North, Central, and South AmericaDesktop Shortcuts Provide Access to User Folders Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia RAID Data Protection OS and Virtual Machine OperationsReplacing a Failed Drive Windows XP PROSxS Drivers May Be Required Installing Third-party SoftwareP2 Drivers May Be Required Operations MA Server Applications Fail to InitializeViewing Preview and Video Files Without the MA Server Backing Up Proxy Preview Files and MetadataRestarting the MA Server If MA Server Login Fails Virtual Machine Must Be Running for the Following ProcedureFixed IP Addresses Preferred For MA Server LAN Connections IP Networking InformationAssign the MA Server a Fixed IP Address Configure Host Windows Network Settings MA Series Media Archive Servers Configure MA Server VM Network Settings Etc/init.d/network restart High Resolution Content P2 InformationFile Handling During Ingesting and Archiving P2 and PX MA MetadataPage MA Series Media Archive Servers MANL-1161-04