RGB Spectrum 201 Benutzerhandbuch
O P E R A T I O N S
Recording Clips
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DGy Model 201 User Guide
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If the remote drive is found it will be displayed with the other
drives in the left pane of the Clip Browser and listed as
“\remot\”.
drives in the left pane of the Clip Browser and listed as
“\remot\”.
Figure 3-26.
Remote Disk Mount network drive menu
C H O O S I N G A R E C O R D D E S T I N A T I O N
Recordings can be made to the internal disk (removable or optional fixed
disk) or an externally mounted drive (NFS disk mount option). Selection
of the destination is made from the Clip Browser using the following
procedure.
disk) or an externally mounted drive (NFS disk mount option). Selection
of the destination is made from the Clip Browser using the following
procedure.
Note that the removable drive is named /remov, the fixed drive is named
/fixed and the remote NFS drive is named /remot. Be sure not to
confuse the remote and removable disk names.
/fixed and the remote NFS drive is named /remot. Be sure not to
confuse the remote and removable disk names.
1.
If the Clip Browser is not open then open it from the WCP
Player Screen by clicking in the Clip Path section (see “Clip
Browser Menu” on page 39)
Player Screen by clicking in the Clip Path section (see “Clip
Browser Menu” on page 39)
2.
Use the left pane of the Browser (Figure 3-7) to navigate the
drive and folder that you wish to use.
drive and folder that you wish to use.
3.
If you wish to create a new folder click on the New Folder icon
on the Clip Browser Menu. Enter a name in the pop dialog box
and click OK
on the Clip Browser Menu. Enter a name in the pop dialog box
and click OK
R E C O R D I N G A C L I P
Use the following procedure to record a clip with DGy 201.
1.
From the Web Control Panel (WCP) Player Screen, click
Options to display the Options Dialog.
Options to display the Options Dialog.
2.
Click the Record Tab and set up the desired recording
parameters, including input signal selection, quality level, frame
rate and auto naming choice. Refer to the “
parameters, including input signal selection, quality level, frame
rate and auto naming choice. Refer to the “
(page 46) for details.
3.
Click the Input Tab and set up your input parameters, including
RGB/DVI input selection, audio recording parameters, and
image adjustments. If the DGy 201 has not automatically locked
to your input source then you can manually select the timing
parameters from the Timing list. In the Timing List section,
RGB/DVI input selection, audio recording parameters, and
image adjustments. If the DGy 201 has not automatically locked
to your input source then you can manually select the timing
parameters from the Timing list. In the Timing List section,