2.
In the
Import Method
list, select the how you want to import the media file.
•
Native Import Only: No Transcoding
— import the media file that is in the native media format for your
hardware.
Tip:
Select
Native Import Only
if the file you are importing is an one of the following.
•
Abekas JPEG-2000.clip
— if your server is equipped with the JPEG-2000 video hardware.
•
DVCPRO-HD.mov/.mxf
— if your server is equipped with the DVCPRO-HD video hardware.
•
AVC-Intra 100.mov/.mxf
— if your server is equipped with the AVC-Intra video hardware.
The
Tria Import
dialog box is shown.
3.
Click
Import From
and select the folder that the media files you want to import are located in.
Tip:
If you want to point the import application to a network drive, you must map that drive in Windows
®
before you can select it as a
source.
4.
Click
Choose
.
5.
Click
Destination
and select the
H:\Video
folder, or a folder below this one, on the media drive.
Note:
The destination must be under the
H:\Video
folder on the media drive or the imported files will not be available to the
server.
6.
Click the green add files (
+
) button and select the media files that you want to import.
7.
Click
Add Files
.
Tip:
If you want to remove files from the import list, select the files and click the red remove files (
-
) button. The files are not deleted,
only removed from the import queue.
Tip:
You can change the order that the files are imported by selecting the file(s) you want to move and click the up or down arrow
buttons on the right of the window. The file(s) are moved up or down in the list. You can also drag and drop the files to order the
files.
To Configure Tria Import
The
Tria Import
configuration menus allow you to change the destination folder, 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
Tria Import
application.
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