- 100 Base-TX network
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- 1000 Base-SX network
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- 4:2:0 compression sampling
- Configuring Video Compression
- 4:2:2 compression sampling
- Configuring Video Compression
- 625/50 system
- configuring
- Configuring for 625/50 Systems
- troubleshooting
- 625/50 Clips Do Not Play
- ADC100 controller (See Harris Automation controllers.)
- Configuring Device Interfaces
- AES/EBU audio format
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- alert log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- analog audio format
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- audio
- assigning ports
- Assigning Audio Inputs
- cards
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Video/Audio Connections
- configuring devices
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- connections
- Video/Audio Connections
- Audio Connections
- disabling
- Disabling Audio
- formats
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- identifying ports
- Identifying Audio Ports
- support
- Configuring Audio Support
- automation controllers
- configuring
- Logical Playback and Record Units
- Configuration Files
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by VDCP
- general
- Functional Overview
-
External Devices
- Harris Automation
- Using the Harris Automation ADC100 Automation Controller with the SGI Media Server
- RS-232 and RS-422 Cabling
- problems
- Logical Playback and Record Units
- Sony
- Control Interface Module
- Multiple Connections to a Unit
- VST interfaces
- Control Interface Module
- backup
- Clip Mirror Configuration
- plex, configuring boot from
- Configuring to Boot From a Backup
Plex
- bandwidth management
- Bandwidth Management
- Buf RM-4000 remote processors
-
External Devices
- Buf VTC-4000 multi-VTR controller
-
External Devices
- Bufnet/RS-422 adapters
- Hardware Overview
-
External Devices
- bus speeds
- PCI Bus Requirements
- cabling
- RS-232 and RS-422 Cabling
- CADD MVCP command
- MXF Record and Playout
- Overview of Adding Clips Procedure
- Notifying the SGI Media Server
- card layouts
- General Guidelines for Card Placement
- Recommended Card Layouts
- CBG. Also see IMX.
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- CBLD MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Building a Non-Virtual Clip
- CCLS MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Saving, Closing, and Removing Virtual Clips
- CCP MVCP command
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CEDP MVCP command
- Setting Edit Points
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CFCL MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- CFNW MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Inserting Empty Frames into a Vclip
- CFRM MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- CINF MVCP command
- Transferring Clips to the SGI Media Server
- clip
- Clip Cache
- add and remove
- Adding and Removing Clips
- cache
- Clip Cache
- Storage Device Interface Module
- Disk Storage
- creating
- Creating a New Clip
- deleting
- Deleting a Clip
- editing
- Editing Clips
- finding a name
- Finding the Name of a Clip
- loading and unloading
- Loading, Creating, and Unloading a
Clip
- managing
- The Clip Manager
- mirroring
- Clip Mirror Configuration
- obtaining information
- Obtaining Information About a Clip
- playing
- Playing or Recording an Existing Clip
- recording
- Recording a Clip
- Playing or Recording an Existing Clip
- Creating a New Clip
- renaming
- Renaming a Clip
- setting protections
- Setting the Protections for a Clip
- troubleshooting
- Adding a Clip Takes Excessively Long
- clip alignment
- Clip Alignment
- Clip Manager
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- The Clip Manager
- CLN MVCP command
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CLS MVCP command
- Finding the Name of a Clip
- CMK MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- CMV MVCP command
- Editing at the Clip Level
- commands
- sequencing
- Sequencing Commands
- compression
- configuring
- Configuring Video Compression
- D10/IMX
- Media Device Interface Module
- Internal Devices
- DV
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- DVCAM
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- DVCPRO 25
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- DVCPRO 50
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- I-frame
- Media Types
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- IMX
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- list of types
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- long GOP
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Media Types
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- MPEG-2
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- sampling
- Configuring Video Compression
- Configuring Video Compression
- configuration
- audio
- Configuring Audio Support
- card layouts
- Recommended Card Layouts
- device defaults
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- extermal devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- external devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control Other Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- setting
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- system defaults
- Configuring System Defaults
- video compression
- Configuring Video Compression
- constant-byte GOP (CBG). Also see IMX.
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- control GUIs
- The SGI Media Server Control GUIs
- control interface modules
- Software Overview
- Control Interface Module
- control protocols
- MVCP
- Hardware Overview
- Functional Overview
- Control Interface Module
- Logical Playback and Record Units
-
External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- Sony
- Hardware Overview
- Functional Overview
-
External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- Configuring and Using the Sony (P2) Protocol
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- specifying
- protocol
- VDCP
- Core Software
- Control Interface Module
- Hardware Overview
-
External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by VDCP
- Multiple Connections to a Unit
- controller errors
- Controller Errors
- controllers (See automation controllers and edit controllers.)
- Functional Overview
- COPN MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- crash
- files
- Configuration Files
- SGI Media Server Crash Files
- semaphore limit exceeded
- Crash: Semaphore Limit
Exceeded
- critical log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- CRM MVCP command
- Removing Clips
- Saving, Closing, and Removing Virtual Clips
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CSAV MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Saving, Closing, and Removing Virtual Clips
- CSCL MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Removing Segments in Vclips
- CSLS MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Listing Segments in a Vclip
- CSRM MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Removing Segments in Vclips
- cue
- buttons
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- Playing or Recording an Existing Clip
- points
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- Changing Cue Points and Edit Points
- cue decks
- Cueing Decks to Play or Record
- CUE MVCP command
- Cueing Decks to Play or Record
- CUER MVCP command
- Cueing Decks to Play or Record
- CUPS MVCP command
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- Adding Segments to Vclips
- D10/IMX compression
- Media Device Interface Module
- Internal Devices
- D-10/IMX encoding
- MXF Record and Playout
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- DB-9 connector
- RS-232 and RS-422 Cabling
- debug log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- Deck Control Panel
- Controlling a Video Deck
- device
- configuration
- Configuring Device Interfaces
- external
- configuring and using
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- files
- Configuring Device Interfaces
- device defaults
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- Diaquest
- configuring for
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- controls for
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- deck control module
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- Diaquest software
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video Device Control
- DIF video format
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types and Formats
- Media Formats
- disk storage
- Power Requirements
- DMA size, setting
- Tuning the SGI Media Server (Setting the Maximum DMA Size)
- DV compression
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- DVCAM compression
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- DVCPRO 25 compression
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- DVCPRO 50 compression
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- edit controllers
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- edit decision list
- Virtual Clips
- edit marks
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- Changing Cue Points and Edit Points
- edit point
- Setting Edit Points
- editing
- clips
- Editing Clips
- frames
- Editing at the Frame Level
- embedded audio format
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- emergency log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- end-to-end mode
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- Using the Deck Control Window
- ERR MVCP command
- Controller Errors
- error log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- errors
- controller
- Controller Errors
- MVCP
- MVCP Command Syntax Errors
- reporting
- Error Reporting
- unit
- Unit Errors
- event logging
- Logging Events
- external devices
-
External Devices
- configuring and using
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- FCLR MVCP command
- Editing at the Frame Level
- Fibre Channel arrays
- Hardware Overview
- file formats (See video formats.)
- Media Types and Formats
- FINS MVCP command
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FNEW MVCP command
- Editing at the Frame Level
- format interface modules
- Software Overview
- FOVR MVCP command
- Editing at the Frame Level
- frames
- Working with Frames
- editing
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FRM MVCP command
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FTP controls
- Bandwidth Management
- General eXchange Format (See also SMPTE 360M.)
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- Glossary
- GET MVCP command
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- GOP structures
- Configuring Video Compression
- gr_osview command
- Standard IRIX Tools
- graphical user interface
- The Clip Manager
- group of pictures (See also GOP.)
- Configuring Video Compression
- GXF (See SMPTE 360M.)
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- hardware configuration
- Recommended Card Layouts
- hardware overview
- Hardware Overview
- Harris Automation controllers
- Hardware Overview
- Configuring Device Interfaces
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by VDCP
- Using the Harris Automation ADC100 Automation Controller with the SGI Media Server
- RS-232 and RS-422 Cabling
- Horita
- configuring for
- Using House Timecode Readers with the SGI Media Server
- PR-232 timecode readers
-
External Devices
- Using House Timecode Readers with the SGI Media Server
- I-frame compression
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- image, displaying, emergency graphic
- Displaying Your Logo
- IMX compression
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Media Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- index files
- MXF Record and Playout
- MXF Record and Playout
- ANALOG AUDIO Connectors
- Configuration Files
- MPEG-2 Index File Transfer
- MPEG-2 Index File Transfer
- info log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- intraframe
- Media Types
- intraframe media
- Media Types
- JBOD storage
- Disk Storage
- LOAD MVCP command
- Loading, Creating, and Unloading a
Clip
- log files
- Configuration Files
- logging
- Logging Events
- levels
- VST Log Message Structure
- message structure
- VST Log Message Structure
- rollover
- Managing Log Rollover
- severity code
- VST Log Message Structure
- logo, displaying
- Displaying Your Logo
- long GOP compression
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Media Types
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- Louth automation controllers
- Glossary
- major alignment
- Major Alignment
- Material Exchange Format (MXF) standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- mcclips
- Removing Clips
- The SGI Media Server Control GUIs
- mcpanel
- The SGI Media Server Control GUIs
- mcstat
- The SGI Media Server Control GUIs
- mcstat command
- The Unit Status Monitor
- Media Control Panel
- The Media Contro Panel
- buttons
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- local mode
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- remote mode
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- starting
- Starting the Media Control Panel
- media device interface modules
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- media formats (See video formats.)
- Media Types and Formats
- MFCODEC devices
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- Configuring Video Compression
- Miranda Little Red
- configuring for
- Configuring System Defaults
- Using House Timecode Readers with the SGI Media Server
- timecode reader
-
External Devices
- Using House Timecode Readers with the SGI Media Server
- MON MVCP command
- Monitoring
- monitor the system
- Monitoring the System
- monitoring VST
- Monitoring the System
- movie/vclip segment format
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- Working with Segments
- MPEG-2 compression
- Software Overview
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types
- Media Formats
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- MSB-REARPANEL-B rear panel
- The MSB-REARPANEL-B Rear Panel
- multi-disk
- Clip Alignment
- Multiport Video Computer Protocol (See MVCP.)
- Functional Overview
- MVCP
- overview
- Functional Overview
- protocol
- Functional Overview
- Control Interface Module
- Logical Playback and Record Units
- Hardware Overview
-
External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- MVCP commands
- CADD
- MXF Record and Playout
- Overview of Adding Clips Procedure
- Notifying the SGI Media Server
- CBLD
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Building a Non-Virtual Clip
- CCLS
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Saving, Closing, and Removing Virtual Clips
- CCP
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CEDP
- Setting Edit Points
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CFCL
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- CFNW
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Inserting Empty Frames into a Vclip
- CFRM
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- CINF
- Transferring Clips to the SGI Media Server
- CLN
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CLS
- Finding the Name of a Clip
- CMK
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- CMV
- Editing at the Clip Level
- COPN
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- CRM
- Removing Clips
- Saving, Closing, and Removing Virtual Clips
- Editing at the Clip Level
- CSAV
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Saving, Closing, and Removing Virtual Clips
- CSCL
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Removing Segments in Vclips
- CSLS
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Listing Segments in a Vclip
- CSRM
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Removing Segments in Vclips
- CUE
- Cueing Decks to Play or Record
- CUER
- Cueing Decks to Play or Record
- CUPS
- Virtual Clip Command Overview
- Creating and Opening Virtual Clips
- Adding Segments to Vclips
- ERR
- Controller Errors
- FCLR
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FINS
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FNEW
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FOVR
- Editing at the Frame Level
- FRM
- Editing at the Frame Level
- GET
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- LOAD
- Loading, Creating, and Unloading a
Clip
- MON
- Monitoring
- PLAY
- Playing a Prerecorded Clip
- PLS
- Listing Video and Deck Control Ports
- REC
- Recording a Clip
- SET
- Configuration Files
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- SGET
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- SSET
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- STLS
- Statistics
- STST
- Statistics
- UADD
- Creating and Deleting a
Unit
- UCLS
- Deleting a Unit
- UERR
- Unit Errors
- ULS
- Status
- UNLD
- Loading, Creating, and Unloading a
Clip
- UOPN
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by VDCP
- Multiple Connections to a Unit
- USTA
- Status
- MVCP SET command
- Configuration Files
- MXF video format
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types and Formats
- Media Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- name, of clip
- Finding the Name of a Clip
- networking
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- non-virtual clips
- Building a Non-Virtual Clip
- notice log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- OP-1a specification, MXF
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- Operational Pattern 1a (OP-1a) specification, MXF
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- Origin server
- Hardware Overview
- The System Unit
- osview command
- Standard IRIX Tools
- P2 (See Sony protocol.)
- Configuring and Using the Sony (P2) Protocol
- Panasonic AG-A850 editing controllers
- Hardware Overview
-
External Devices
- PCI configuration
- PCI Configuration Requirements
- PCI-VIDAUD-IMX audio/video cards
- Hardware Overview
- PCI-VIDAUD-IMX audio/video cards (See also PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B.)
- Internal Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-IMX-C audio/video cards
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Hardware Overview
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B audio/video cards
- Media Device Interface Module
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- PCI Bus Requirements
- Video/Audio Connections
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-C audio/video cards
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- Video/Audio Connections
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-IMX audio/video cards
- Video/Audio Connections
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-IMX audio/video cards (See also PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B.)
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Internal Devices
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-IMX-C audio/video cards
- Video/Audio Connections
- PCI-X expansion module
- The System Unit
- Performance Co-Pilot (PCP)
- Standard IRIX Tools
- Perl modules
- Configuration Files
- play list
- Virtual Clips
- PLAY MVCP command
- Playing a Prerecorded Clip
- playing clips
- Playing a Prerecorded Clip
- controlling speed
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- direction
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- PLS MVCP command
- Listing Video and Deck Control Ports
- ports
- 5250
- Manual Access to Video Server Technology
- audio
- Assigning Audio Inputs
- identifying
- Identifying Audio Ports
- mapping to logical port names
- Mapping Physical Ports to Logical Port Names
- media
- Media Device Interface Module
- Logical Playback and Record Units
- video
- Starting the Media Control Panel
- power requirements
- Power Requirements
- problems
- Troubleshooting
- proxy transfers
- Proxy Transfers
- RAID storage systems
- Hardware Overview
- Disk Storage
- Power Requirements
- Clip Alignment
- rear panels
- The MSB-REARPANEL-B Rear Panel
- REC MVCP command
- Recording a Clip
- recording a clip
- Recording a Clip
- recording video
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- rendundancy
- Clip Mirror Configuration
- resource allocation
- Bandwidth Management
- RM610 storage systems
- Hardware Overview
- rollover
- Managing Log Rollover
- rotatelogs command
- Managing Log Rollover
- RP–224 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- RS-422 cabling
- RS-232 and RS-422 Cabling
- RS-422 control protocol (See Sony control protocol.)
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- sar command
- Standard IRIX Tools
- SCSI storage systems
- Hardware Overview
- SDI
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- See also IMX.
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- segment
- clearing and removing
- Removing Segments in Vclips
- segments
- Virtual Clips
- Listing Segments in a Vclip
- sequence commands
- Sequencing Commands
- Serial Digital Interface (SDI)
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SET MVCP command
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- severity code
- VST Log Message Structure
- SGET MVCP command
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- SGI MPEG-2 video format
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types and Formats
- Media Formats
- shuttle dial
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- site editpoints command
- Transferring Clips to the SGI Media Server
- site marks command
- Transferring Clips to the SGI Media Server
- Overriding Clip Segment Transfer
- SMPTE 259M-1997 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE 266M-2002 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE 272M-1994 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE 276M-1995 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE 314M-1999 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE 356M-2001 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- Configuring Video Compression
- SMPTE 360M video format (playout only)
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- SMPTE 360M-2001 standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE 383M standard
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- SMPTE-259M-1997 standard
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- SMPTE-314M standard
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- SMPTE-356M standard
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- SMPTE-378M standard
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Sony automation controller
- Multiple Connections to a Unit
- Sony control protocol
- Hardware Overview
- Functional Overview
-
External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- Configuring and Using the Sony (P2) Protocol
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- space requirements
- Rack Space Requirements
- SSET MVCP command
- Setting and Listing Configuration Values
- stack trace files
- SGI Media Server Crash Files
- standards, supported
- Supported SMPTE Standards
- starting
- VST
- automatically
- Controlling the Autostart of VST
- from backup plex
- Configuring to Boot From a Backup
Plex
- manually
- Starting VST Manually
- options
- Setting Startup Options
- statistics
- analysis
- STST—Statistics on Statistics
- list
- STLS—List Statistics
- MVCP commands
- Statistics
- status
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- of units
- Status
- STLS MVCP command
- Statistics
- stopping VST
- Stopping VST
- storage
- Hardware Overview
- Disk Storage
- storage device interface modules
- Storage Device Interface Module
- STST MVCP command
- Statistics
- system
- defaults, configuring
- Configuring System Defaults
- setup
- System Setup
- tuning for VST
- Tuning the SGI Media Server (Setting the Maximum DMA Size)
- telnet
- Manual Access to Video Server Technology
- timecode readers
-
External Devices
- Using House Timecode Readers with the SGI Media Server
- TP900 storage systems
- Hardware Overview
- TP9100 RAID storage systems
- Hardware Overview
- troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting
- UADD MVCP command
- Creating and Deleting a
Unit
- UCLS command
- Deleting a Unit
- UERR MVCP command
- Unit Errors
- ULS MVCP command
- Status
- Unit Status Monitor
- Operating the Media Control Panel
- units
- create and delete
- Creating and Deleting a
Unit
- errors
- Unit Errors
- logical
- Logical Playback and Record Units
- Starting the Media Control Panel
- monitoring
- Monitoring
- status
- Status
- UNLD MVCP command
- Loading, Creating, and Unloading a
Clip
- UOPN MVCP command
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by VDCP
- Multiple Connections to a Unit
- /usr/vtr/config/control-in.conf
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- /usr/vtr/config/control-out.conf
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control Other Devices
- /usr/vtr/config/device-defaults
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- /usr/vtr/config/system-defaults
- Configuring System Defaults
- /usr/vtr/config/system-defaults/time
- Configuring System Defaults
- /usr/vtr/config/vtrd.conf file
- Configuring the VTR Daemon (vtrd)
- USTA MVCP command
- Status
- vclip
- Virtual Clips
- VCP-Recorder Clip Manager
- Removing Clips
- VCP-Recorder, access manually
- Manual Access to Video Server Technology
- VDCP
- Core Software
- Control Interface Module
- Hardware Overview
-
External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- Configuring and Using External Devices
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by VDCP
- Multiple Connections to a Unit
- video
- configuration for recording
- Configuring Video Recording Compression
- configuring devices
- Configuring Audio and Video Devices in Your System
- deck control
- Controlling a Video Deck
- ports
- Starting the Media Control Panel
- video cards
- Media Device Interface Module
- Media Device Interface Module
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- Hardware Overview
- Internal Devices
- Internal Devices
- Video/Audio Connections
- video connections
- Video/Audio Connections
- Video Disk Communications Protocol (See VDCP.)
- Functional Overview
- video formats
- DIF
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types and Formats
- Media Formats
- list of
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types and Formats
- Media Formats
- MXF Record and Playout
- SGI MPEG-2
- Video I/O, Compression, and File Formats
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Types and Formats
- Media Formats
- SMPTE 360M (playout only)
- PCI-VIDAUD-MSB-B Video/Audio Cards
- Configuring Video Compression
- Media Formats
- Glossary
- Video Server Technology (See VST.)
- Software Overview
- virtual clips
- file operations
- File Operations on Virtual Clips
- frames
- Working with Frames
- overview
- Virtual Clips
- segments
- Working with Segments
- VST
- checking status
- Checking VST Status
- events
- Logging Events
- monitoring
- Monitoring the System
- overview
- Software Overview
- Core Software
- starting
- automatically
- Controlling the Autostart of VST
- manually
- Starting VST Manually
- options
- Setting Startup Options
- stopping
- Stopping VST
- VTR RS-422 control protocol (See Sony control protocol.)
- Configuring the SGI Media Server for Control by Remote Devices
- VTR, configuring VST to control
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- vtrclip
- Notifying the SGI Media Server
- Removing Clips
- vtrclip command
- MXF Record and Playout
- vtrclip tool
- Overview of Adding Clips Procedure
- vtr.control.clip.name
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- Changing the Clip Loaded in a Sony Controlled Logical Unit
- vtr.control.device_type_id
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.edit.delay
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.ee.delay
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.ee.mode
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.ee.record_select
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.output.idle_mode
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.superimpose.enabled
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtr.control.timecode.mode
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- vtrd process
- Configuring the VTR Daemon (vtrd)
- vtrd server daemon
- Configuration Files
- vtrdircopy daemon
- Configuration Files
- vtr.edit.coincidence.preroll
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- vtr.edit.postroll
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- vtr.edit.preroll
- Configuring Sony Protocol Control Ports
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- vtrftp command
- Proxy Transfers
- vtrftpd daemon
- Adding Clips to the SGI Media Server
- Transferring Clips to the SGI Media Server
- vtrhwinfo command
- Identifying Audio Ports
- vtr.main.log_level.file
- Configuring Logging
- vtr.main.timing_standard
- Configuring System Defaults
- Configuring for 625/50 Systems
- 625/50 Clips Do Not Play
- vtr.media.audio.input.channel_map.channel_pair
- Setting Device Parameters
- Channel Map/Source Control
- Channel Map/Channel Pairs Control
- Identifying Audio Ports
- vtr.media.audio.input.channel_map.source
- Channel Map/Source Control
- Identifying Audio Ports
- vtr.media.audio.input.channels
- Setting Device Parameters
- Identifying Audio Ports
- vtr.media.audio.output.port
- Setting Device Parameters
- vtr.media.clip.start.mode
- Setting Device Parameters
- vtr.media.mpeg.bit_rate
- Setting Device Parameters
- Configuring Video Compression
- vtr.media.output.mode
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- vtr.media.sync_port
- Configuring the SGI Media Server to Control a VTR
- vtr.media.video.input.compression.gop_size
- Configuring Video Compression
- vtr.media.video.input.compression.gop_structure
- Configuring Video Compression
- vtr.media.video.input.compression.sampling
- Configuring Video Compression
- vtr.media.video.input.compression.type
- Setting Device Parameters
- Configuring Video Compression
- Configuring Video Compression
- vtr.media.video.input.vitc.line_offset
- Setting Device Parameters
- vtr.media.video.output.timing
- Configuring for 625/50 Systems
- 625/50 Clips Do Not Play
- vtrmpegutil command
- MXF Record and Playout
- vtrstat
- vtrstat
- vtr.time.offset
- Configuring System Defaults
- vvtr process
- Configuring the VTR Daemon (vtrd)
- warning log level
- VST Log Message Structure
- XFS filesystem
- Bandwidth Management
- XFS real-time filesystem
- Transferring Clips to the SGI Media Server