5.
In the
Destination Name
field, enter a new name
for the destination tab.
6.
Click
Export Type
and select the codec you want
to use for the export.
7.
Click
Change
and select the network drive or USB
folder that you want to export to.
8.
Click
Select Folder
.
The selected folder is shown in the
Export
directory
field.
9.
In the
Media File Name Information
area, select
what information is included in the media file name.
10.
In the
Playlist Media File
area, select how you
want to melt the Play List (Replay only).
•
Melt Playlist as One Media File
— Play List
is exported as a single file.
•
Melt Playlist as Many Media Files
— Play
List is exported as multiple files.
11.
In the
Melt Options
area, select whether to add
time to the head and tail of each clip in the Play List.
12.
Select additional export destination as required.
13.
Click
Verify Export Destinations
to verify that
all destination can be found.
A message is shown next to the button stating that
all destination are valid, or that destinations are
missing. The destinations that are missing are
highlighted in yellow.
14.
Click
OK
.
To Export a Clip
Export a media file from the server to another format
that can be used by another device.
Note:
The export function requires a channel to export video.
Ensure that the channel you want to use for exporting is not
being used before you start the export.
1.
Launch the Mira Explorer application.
2.
Click
Library
.
3.
Select the clip(s) that you want to export in the Clip
Library.
Tip:
To export/melt the clips from the Play Lists in a replay
event, right-click on the replay event you want to export the
Play List from and click Melt Replay Event. Select the Play
List(s) you want to export and click Finish. The Export
Editor opens with the clips from the selected Play List(s).
4.
Click
Clip Library
>
Export
.
The
Export Editor
opens with the selected clips
listed.
5.
To select a different destination for a clip, right-click
on the clip and click
Set Destination...
and select
the new destination.
6.
To export a different camera angle from a replay
event clip, right-click on the clip and click
Set
angle...
and select which camera you want to
export, or select
All Cams
.
7.
To set a custom in-point and out-point, load the clip
into the selected channel transport and use the
transport controls to locate the new in-point or
out-point and click
IN
or
OUT
to set that point. The
timecode for the new in-point and out-point is shown
in the table.
Tip:
To split the clip into segments, set the in-point to where
you want the segment to end and click Split Segment. A
new clip of the same name and export destination is
created.
Tip:
To duplicate the segment, set the in-point and
end-point to where you want to new clip to start and end
and click Duplicate Segments. A new clip of the same
name and export destination is created.
8.
Select all the clips you want to export and click
Move to Export Queue
.
The
Export Queue
opens with the selected clips
listed.
9.
Click
Start Export
.
10.
In the
Channel to take offline
list, select the
channel that you want to use for the export and click
OK
.
The server starts exporting the clips to the destination
folders.
Tip:
Click Abort Export to stop the export. The current
clip is put back into the Export Queue with the remaining
clips.
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