Sony BKMW-E3000 Total:, Proxy :, File list, Real files:, Import files:, Virtual files:, Temporary files:, Normal (default):, File display mode list, File system indication

File display mode list

Select the type of files shown in the file list.

Normal (default): Display MXF file for which the user has access privileges and which can be transferred between e-VTRs. (Files whose names do not begin with &. Among virtual files, &whole and ¤t.)

Total: Displays all files for which the user has access privileges.

Proxy : Displays MXF Proxy AV files for which the user has access privileges.

Metadata Directory indication

Displays the path of the directory under which metadata have been accumulated.

The superuser can change the path.

For details, see“Setting the Directory Path on the External Metadata Server (under Superuser Privilege)” on page 26.

File system indication

Displays where the file system data (file list) to be manipulated.

: Memory labels on the cassettes : External server

For details, see “Manipulating the File System Data on an External Server (under Superuser Privilege)” on page 27.

CassetteTitle/ID indication

Displays the title and ID of the cassette, which can be changed by the superuser.

For details, see“Entering the Title and ID of a Cassette (under Superuser Privilege)” on page 26.

File list

Displays the files in the tape, in the order in which they are recorded. The last file (data closest to the end of the tape) is displayed in red. Another file can be appended after this file.

There are 4 types of files: real files, temporary files, import files, and virtual files.

Real files: These are files with information stored in a Tele-File. They are permanent files which remain after the power is turned off and after the tape is ejected.

Temporary files: These are files without information stored in a Tele-File. They are discarded when the power is turned off or the tape is ejected.

Import files: These are files temporarily created to hold imported file information. They are discarded when the power is turned off or the tape is ejected.

Virtual files: These are files created automatically whenever the power is turned on and whenever a cassette is loaded.

Virtual files are classified as follows:

File name	Definition	Operation in VTR
		window
&whole.mxf	MXF file over the	Shown only to
	range from tape top	superuser.
	to tape end	Can be transferred
		to e-VTR or FTP
		server.
¤t.mxf	MXF file over the	Shown only to
	range from current	superuser.
	tape position to tape	Can be transferred
	end	to e-VTR or FTP
		server.
&xxxx_s.mxf	MXF file consisting	Shown only to
	of first frame in file.	user with access
		privileges.
		Can be transferred
		to e-VTR or FTP
		server.
&xxxx_e.mxf	MXF file consisting	Shown only to
	of last frame in file.	user with access
		privileges.
		Can be transferred
		to e-VTR or FTP
		server.
img.jpg	File containing	Can be transferred
	JPEG picture	to FTP server only.
	corresponding to
	one frame of signals
	output from e-VTR’s
	VIDEO OUTPUT
	connector.
&menu	File containing the	Shown only to
	contents of the e-	superusers.
	VTR Setup menu.	Can be saved to
		the PC or
		transferred to
		another FTP
		server.
&wholeS01.mxf	MXF Proxy AV file	Shown only to
	over the range from	superuser.
	tape top to tape end	Can be transferred
		to FTP server only.
¤tS01.mxf	MXF Proxy AV file	Shown only to
	over the range from	superuser.
	current tape position	Can be transferred
	to tape end	to FTP server only.
&xxxxS01.mxf	MXF Proxy AV file	Shown only to
	that handle low-	user with access
	resolution video and	privileges.
	audio of a real file	Can be transferred
		to FTP server only.
&monitorM.mxf	MXF D10 file	Shown only to
	containing signal	superuser. Can be
	output from e-VTR’s	transferred to e-
	VIDEO/AUDIO	VTR and FTP
	OUTUT connector in	server.
	an MXF file
	maintaining high
	resolution

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