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You can add as many source directories as you would like to be automatically scanned. If you would like to temporary exclude a source for content
verification from the

Media source list

just leave it unchecked (as in the example to the right).

After clicking

Add/Edit source

the

Add/Edit Auto Mode Settings

dialog opens up.

From the

Media source

drop-down list, choose what type of source to be used for testing (a folder, playlist or a text file).

The

Source folder type

drop-down list appears only in case a

Folder

is specified for

Media source

If you would like

QCBox

to check also the subfolders situated in the source directory for checking, check the

Include sub-folders

check-box.

To assign a test preset to an existing

Media source

, select it from the

Test pre-set

drop-down list and click

. A new row appears in the

Auto Mode

Settings

configuration dialog.

The

Auto Remove Time Period

field is situated to the bottom of the

Auto Mode Settings

dialog. By default it is set to

23 hours and 59 min

. This option

compares the current time and date with the date of the last file verification performed. If more than

23 hours and 59 minutes

have elapsed since the

last file verification,

QCBox

will remove all media sources which remained in the

Media source list

for a period longer than

23 hours and 59 min

Test presets

This command opens the

Tests Settings

dialog. Here you can create or

modify

Test presets

. Each test preset acts like a template for

performing file verification: it contains a list of test plug-ins and a set of
parameters, defined for each plug-in. Each plug-in keeps track of
different

Parameters

. A set of

Values

may correspond to each

Parameter

Add

Delete

Delete All/Clone

Set as Default

Test

preset

, right-click within the

Test Presets

area.

In the

Default preset

field you can see which test preset which is currently

set as default. It will appear automatically when you specify a source
directory for file verification.
After creating a

Test Preset

, select it by a single left-click over it. From

the

All available plugins

field to the right side of the window, select

each plug-in you would like to be used for performing the file
verification. Currently, we support several plugins (

as in the example to

the right

At the lower part of the screen, you can see separate Parameters as well as the Values, corresponding to them. They can be changed according to your
requirements and needs.

Once a test preset is defined and performed over a set of files, a metadata (

*.mtd

) file is sent to

AirBox

. Thus, if

AirBox

is properly configured for quality

control of its playlist files, it uses the abovementioned file and interprets the data in it in order to verify that the respective items have or have not passed
the quality check.
In the fields in the right part of the

Tests Settings

dialog you can configure some additional parameters.

The

Allowed stream duration deviations

field is used for comparing the file duration that is written in the metadata file with the playout duration. By

default,

QCBox

allows for ± 500 ms but you can enter different values here, in Shorter and Longer duration respectively.

Use the

On Missing Stream(s)

field to tell

QCBox

what to do when it cannot find one or more streams in a given file. Note that each file is

accompanied with a number of streams that it contains for audio and video compressions. Thus, the program checks for the presence of each of the
streams that are listed to exist within a file. If a stream is not found,

QCBox

allows you to do one of three things:

▪

Return a result of 0 %

▪

Return a result of 100 %

▪

Check the existing streams and calculate the result by subtracting the respective portion of the file (stream(s)) that is / are missing

In the

On Missing Media Info

field you can tell

QCBox