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Harris ADC Device Server User’s Guide
3-10 Video Disk Configuration
Record Only No Playout . When enabled, this port will not play any material. This was
added to the software so a port can be assigned to a playlist for recording, with a separate
port assigned for playout. Without enabling this parameter, if one port goes down, the
other port will try to do both (record and playout). Since it cannot do both at the same
time, the list will not work properly. Default is disabled.
Disable Recording With Segments . If enabled, the disk port will not record any event with a
segment number in it. Default is disabled (unchecked).
Record Only Segments . Record only events with non-blank segment fields.
Prevent Recordings Greater Than (Mins) . Specify a maximum length (in minutes) for any
recording.
Prevent Recordings Less Than (Mins) . Specify a minimum length (in minutes) for any
recording.
Only Record Events with ID in . The disk will only record IDs whose first character is
between or equal to the limits. For example if only IDs starting with a ’9’ are to be
recorded, enter a ’9’ in both boxes. To record only IDs whose first character of the ID is
from ’0’ to ’5’ inclusive, place ’0’ and ’5’ in the two parameters. Note that ’A’ to ’Z’ and ’a’ to
’z’ are permitted, and uppercase letters are sorted before lower case letters, and uppercase
letters are sorted after numbers.
The ID qualifier is useful where some IDs are recorded and others not, and the Duration
and Segment qualifiers cannot distinguish between them. The traffic system can designate
a certain range of IDs that will be cached or recorded only. Any combination of record
qualifiers may be used, or they all may be disabled. The recording qualifiers are effective
on record events and caching, and Secondary Record Device Events. This is useful in
caching to record only IDs that are commercials as they are short and not program
material (program material normally has a segment number). Default is disabled.