4.
Click
Add Watch Folder...
and select the folder
that you want Mira Import to watch.
The folder can be on the local media drive or a
network drive.
5.
Click
Select Folder
to add the folder to the watch
list. Repeat for any additional folders you want Mira
Import to watch.
Tip:
You can remove a folder from the watch list by
selecting it and clicking Remove Watch Folder.
6.
Click
OK
.
7.
Select
Enable Watch Folder
to start importing
from the watch folders.
To Configure Mira Import
The Mira Import configuration menus allow you to set
how the RGB color space is interpreted, the raster size
of the imported video, set up a watch folder, and to set
an auto start behavior.
1.
Launch the
Mira Import
application.
2.
In the
Channel to take offline
list, select the
channel that you want to use for the import and click
OK
.
3.
Click
Edit
>
Configure
.
4.
Click the
Color
tab and select how the RGB
luminance color range is interpreted when a file is
imported.
•
Normal
— color luminance range is scaled from
0 to 255.
•
Prescaled to 10-235
— color luminance range
is scaled from 10 to 235.
Tip:
If the blacks of your imported media files appear
crushed or the whites do not appear as bright as expected,
try selecting the opposite mode.
5.
Click the
Multi-Screen
tab to allow the import of
media file rasters with a resolution larger than
1920×1080.
•
Number of monitors horizontally
— select
the number of full rasters you want horizontally.
•
Number of monitors vertically
— select the
number of full rasters you want vertically.
6.
Click the
Watch
tab and set the amount of time the
system will wait after it has detected a new file in
the watch folder and how often it polls remote file
servers. These settings are used in conjunction with
the
AutoStart
configurations and the watch folder
selection.
•
File Settle Time
— the length of time the
import application will wait after a file has been
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