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Serial Number
The serial number for this equipment is located on the back of the unit. Please write this serial
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Environmental Precaution
Focus Enhancements, Inc.
1370 Dell Avenue
Campbell, CA. 95008
Model Numbers: PX MA-10 or PX MA-50
Date of Manufacture:
Reference the Serial Number label attached to the unit.
For more information about regulatory compliance and other details, please refer to the Safety
and Warranty Guide included with the server hardware.
Documentation
Read, Retain, and Follow Instructions
All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.
• Retain Documentation
Place documentation in a secure place for future reference on operating and safety
instructions.
• Follow All Operating and Safety Instructions
• Pay Attention to All Warnings
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Table of Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Third-Party Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
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Archive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Auto Watch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
MA Series Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Login . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Quick select . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Bins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Bins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
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My bins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Preview Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Administration Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Default Login . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
User Admin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
User Privileges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
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Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
Burn Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Burn Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Unarchived Content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Technical Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Media Formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
MA Dongle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
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RAID 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
RAID 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
SUSE Linux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
P2 Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
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Introduction
Overview
Thank you for purchasing a Focus Enhancements, ProxSys MA Series Media Archive Server.
MA Series Media Archive Servers provide the ability to efficiently ingest video clips with their
metadata from tapeless recording media into the MA server’s media archive. There, preview Flash
clips are rendered and Blu-ray discs are burned for archiving.
Ingesting media into the MA server clears the recording medium and allows it to be returned
quickly to the field for reuse. This eliminates the practice of using expensive tapeless recording
media as archive storage.
MA Series Servers
There are two MA Series Server editions:
• MA-10 with Internal Blu-ray Burner
• MA-50 with External Automatic Blu-ray Burner System
Both versions provide the same level of media ingest and archive functionality. The single
difference: the MA-10 is for the manual burning of individual Blu-ray discs while the MA-50
provides for the automated burning of multiple Blu-ray discs.
The MA-Server’s user interface is browser-based and no proprietary client software is required
to access the server. A Flash player application must be installed on local client machines to
view the MA Flash preview clips.
Features
Web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI)
The ProxSys MA Series Media Archive Server GUI is compatible with the Microsoft Internet
Explorer, version 6 and higher (IE 6/7) and Apple Safari browsers.
Depending on how the MA server is setup, MA functions are accessible via the GUI directly
from the MA server, over a network or the Internet.
Operating Systems
Microsoft Windows XP PRO, 32-bit, Edition
SUSE 11 Linux running as a virtual machine
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Features
RAID Data Security
RAID 1
In North America, the MA servers use three high-capacity hard drives, one 500GB buffer
drive and two 1TB data drives, along with RAID 1 to protect data from drive failure.
RAID 5
In the Europe, due to market requirements, the MA servers use three high-capacity, 1TB, hard
drives and RAID 5 to protect data from drive failure.
Software
ProxSys Media Upload Utility
This application runs on the MA server or a remote Mac/Windows system for ingesting video
clips from shared storage devices and network drives into the MA server for archiving on
Blu-ray disks.
ProxSys Media Archive Manager
Use this browser-based application to manage video content metadata and storage on the MA
server. In addition, the manager includes a set of server administration tools.
ProxSysMA Burn Tool Services
Click on the ProxSysMA Services icon in the Tool Tray to display the progress of a running
burn job.
This application uses Administrator defined settings to create ISO files of the content,
Disc Burning Software (MA-10 Only)
A disc burning application is installed on the MA server. Use it to burn ISO files to disc.
VMware
This virtual machine hosting application is integral to the MA server but transparent to the
Blu-ray Burner
MA-10 - Internal Blu-ray Burner
Manual operation, burn disks individually.
MA-50 Automated Blu-ray Burner System
Automatic burning of multiple disc sets.
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USB Hardware Key (Dongle)
USB Hardware Key (Dongle)
Before the MA Series Media Archive Server can operate, a USB hardware key (dongle) must be
inserted in to one of the server’s USB ports. The dongle authorizes the MA server applications.
The dongle must remain in the USB port for the applications to function.
There is no limit to the number of server Users.
Third-Party Software
Focus Enhancements recommends that, with the following exceptions, third-party software should
not be installed on the MA servers:
• PDF Reader on MA-10 and MA-50 servers.
These third-party applications must be installed on the MA server’s Tools (T:) drive, see Installing
Documentation Convention
In general, information in this guide applies to all MA Series Media Archive Severs unless it is
specifically identified as MA-10 or MA-50.
About this Guide
It is assumed that the user of this guide is familiar with:
• Collection and use of tapeless content
• Use of tapeless media devices on Windows / Mac computer systems
• NLE (non-linear editing) workflow
This guide is divided into three sections:
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Overview of MA Server Workflow
Overview of MA Server Workflow
The MA Series Media Archive Server is a desktop workstation/server that:
• Uploads high resolution video clips and associated metadata
• Creates low resolution proxy preview files for later reference
• Stores preview files and metadata in MA server database for search and reference
• Burns high resolution content to single- and dual-layer DVDs and BD discs
In addition, the MA server provides the ability to:
• Add or edit existing video metadata
• List archived video files in a shortlist to use for search and retrieval
• Output the shortlist as a PDF or printed reference document
• Create print-to-DVD labels
The MA server workflow involves three primary steps:
1. Ingest high-resolution video clips and their metadata using the Media Upload Utility:
• Select media for transfer
• Optionally add or edit metadata
• Upload content to MA server
2. Archive:
• Optionally edit metadata
• Burn content (high resolution video and proxy preview files) to single- and dual-layer
BD and DVD discs using Auto or Manual procedures
• Store archive discs
3. Search and Retrieve Content (Shortlist):
• Search for metadata and preview clips in online MA storage
• Play preview clips
• Optionally edit metadata,
• Select content to retrieve (creating shortlist)
• Publish shortlist as PDF file or printout
• Retrieve content using shortlist
Ingest Video Clips
Ingest is the process that involves the transfer of video clips from the video device’s storage
media to digital files stored on the MA server. The Ingest process is controlled with the
ProxSys Media Upload Utility and performed from the MA server or a computer with network
access to the server. The MA server can ingest clips from local or networked hard drives and a
variety of solid state media, such as P2,
SxS Pro and Compact Flash (CF) cards.
Ingesting P2 Cards: Amount Stored Versus Maximum File Size
• The MA server can ingest and support files sizes of up to and including 50GB.
• When ingesting content from a storage device, like a P2 card, the total size of the content stored
on the card is not important so long as no single clip exceeds 50GB in size.
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Overview of MA Server Workflow
The upload utility provides three methods for ingesting video files:
• Manual
• Folder watch (Auto Watch function)
• Device watch (Auto Watch function)
As each high resolution video file is uploaded, the MA server creates a preview Flash clip for
that file. Each video clip, its preview file, and its associated metadata, are logged into the MA
server’s media database. Video metadata can be added to or changed as a part of the manual
ingest procedure or once the clips are stored in a bin, named folder, on the MA server.
MANUAL
The User manually:
1. Selects the video clips to ingest.
2. Modifies their metadata.
Adding and Modifying Metadata
The Manual method offers the opportunity to add, change or delete video clip metadata
before the ingest process begins. Because Folder and Device watch are automated
methods, they do not provide the ability to edit video clip metadata.
3. Selects or creates a destination bin on the MA server.
4. Initiates the ingest process.
Selected video clips can be dragged and dropped into the utility window from the system’s
file/folder browser, for example Windows Explorer.
AUTO WATCH
The upload utility’s two AUTO WATCH functions allow the utility to monitor specified
Folders and Devices, such as CF card readers, and automatically upload video content and
metadata when new content appears.
Folder watch
The User:
1. Selects folders to monitor for new content.
2. Selects an existing bin or creates a new bin to receive the uploaded content.
3. Sets the time for the upload utility to periodically check the folders.
Folders can reside on a NLE client computer or the MA server so long as the folder
is shared on the network.
4. When new video clips are found the upload utility automatically ingests them.
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Overview of MA Server Workflow
Device watch
When Uploading Structured Content, Use Device Watch.
Device watch may be used to upload both structured and unstructured content.
This is similar to the Folder watch except that a device is identified as the target of the
watch. The most common devices are removable hard drives and card readers attached to
the MA server. Do not use Device watch to monitor shared and local drives.
An example is when the CF card is inserted into a watched card reader slot. Inserting the
CF card initializes the reader as a new device on the system. The upload utility receives the
system alert, recognizes that it is a watched device, and ingests the card’s contents. The
video clips, metadata, and preview clips are automatically stored in the User designated
MA server bin.
Watch Function and Metadata
If the watched video content, such as P2 or XDCAM, has metadata, it is ingested with the video
and logged in the MA server’s database. The User can set whether external metadata is
Metadata Can Not Be Edited During Ingest Procedure
It is possible to edit metadata once the video clips are stored on the MA server.
MA Servers Support File Sizes Up To 50GB, Including XDCAM
There are only two limits to the amount of content that the MA servers can store:
• The amount of open storage available.
• An individual video clip can not exceed 50GB in size.
Watch Content and MA Quick Select Workspace
When content arrives from a watched folder or device the destination bin is marked as containing
watch upload. In the MA Series Quick Select workspace, the bin appears in the via watchfolder
list under the Quick select option. The purpose of this is to notify the user that their metadata
may not exist and should be added before archiving.
Once a video file is ingested into the MA server it appears in the designated bin with a
thumbnail of the first usable frame of the video file. Clicking on the thumbnail, opens the
Flash player application is installed on the workstation.
At this point, it is possible to use the MA server’s web-based user interface to edit selected video
metadata.
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Overview of MA Server Workflow
Archive
The MA servers are equipped with burners that can create BD and DVD discs. Both MA servers
create ISO files that they use for burning discs.
MA-10
The MA-10 is equipped with an internal, manual DVD and Blu-ray burner.
1. Use the MA-10 to create an ISO file of the intended archive content.
2. Use the separate burning application to manually burn the disc and print the disc label.
MA-50
The MA-50 employs a robotic DVD and BD burner that can be configured to burn multiple
discs using either a burn schedule or on-demand.
In addition, the MA-50 offers the option to create two identical copies of the original disc, one
for active use and one for deep archiving.
MA Servers are designed for archiving data and are not intended for use in disc production.
Once content is uploaded to the MA and ingested, it can be added to the burning queue and
the burn process begun. Depending on the settings, it is possible to start burning ingested
content while uploading other content.
Archiving Discs and Shortlist Reference Documents
Once the discs are created, two ID codes are automatically assigned to each file:
• A unique File ID
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Overview of MA Server Workflow
Search and Retrieve Content
The MA server provides the ability to create a Storage Media File, or Shortlist, that allows the
User to search the archive discs for high-resolution content.
Storage Media File (Shortlist)
The Shortlist is a User specified list of archived high-resolution content. This list provides
the User with the information needed to retrieve the original, high-resolution content stored
on archive discs.
To create a Shortlist:
1. Use the MA server’s search function to locate the desired content and then place it in
the shortlist pane.
2. Once the shortlist is created, it can be sorted by filename or media storage ID.
3. When the shortlist is completed, it can be output it as:
HTML Print file
The MA server creates the shortlist as a HTML file that appears in a browser window. This
file can be sent to the User’s local printer. This shortlist contains each video clip’s:
Filename
Thumbnail
Creation date
Length
Storage Media ID
PDF File
The MA server generates a PDF file of the Shortlist which can be displayed or saved to the
User’s local hard drive. This list is on letter size pages, with a cover page, a table of
contents, list of Storage Media IDs, and a list of videos with their:
Filename
Thumbnail
Individual file ID
Creation date
Length
All metadata tags
A PDF Viewer Must Be Installed On the Local Machine
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
ProxSys Media Upload Utility
Use the ProxSys Media Upload Utility to configure and initiate the MA server’s Ingest process.
This utility may be installed in computers networked to the MA server and used to load ingest
video from those computers.
Downloading and Installing
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The Media Upload Utility is a JAVA application and it is necessary that the computer running
the utility have the latest version of JAVA installed before installation of the upload utility. To
The latest versions of the upload utility, for Windows and Mac, are available through this
window. To download and install the utility:
2. Click on the Upload button.
The ProxSys Media Upload window appears.
3. Select and click the source from which to download the ProxSys Media Upload Utility
installer: from the MA server or the internet. Installers for Windows and Mac are
available.
4. Follow the instructions to download the installer.
5. Locate the upload utility install file and run it.
To download directly from Focus Enhancements:
• Latest Window version
• Latest Mac version
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
Connecting to the MA Server
When a User starts the Media Upload Utility the Connect to your ProxSys Server window
appears.
The first time a User starts the upload utility it is necessary to enter:
Proxsys Address
Enter only the server’s numerical address. The default is 10.11.11.11.
Username and Password
The MA server ships with the default Username and Password.
Username: Administrator
Password: admin
Username and Password Are Case Sensitive
To ensure the best security for your MA and content, it is recommended that the MA
Administrator change this logon to a more secure form during installation.
Next, press Connect.
This information is compared to User access privileges and stored.
In the future, the User only needs to complete the Username or Password -- the other fields are
automatically completed -- and click on Connect.
The first utility window to appear is the MANUAL UPLOAD.
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
Manual Upload
Function Buttons
MANUAL UPLOAD AUTO WATCH CONFIGURATION
3
6
5
Content
& Metadata
Tools
1
2
4
Use this window to manually select the video clips to upload and their destination bin on the
MA server. In addition, MANUAL UPLOAD provides the ability to add, change, or delete video
clip metadata.
1. Locate the video clips to upload using the your local files directory tree.
2. Drag and drop the files into the area under the Content and Metadata Tools, to the right of
the directory tree.
The cursor indicates where to drop file.
If there are video clips in other folders, drag and drop them into the upload area.
If there is metadata associated with a video clip it appears in the row to the right of the video
clip filename.
Dragging and Dropping P2 Files
• To load a single P2 file, drag the video clip’s XML file into the open area under the Content and
Metadata Tools.
• P2 content can also be added by dragging the entire root directory for the P2 clips into the upload
area under the Content and Metadata Tools. The MA automatically finds and loads all the clips.
Dragging and Dropping XDCAM Files
• To load a single XDCAM file, drag the video clip’s XML file into the open area under the Content
and Metadata Tools.
• To load an entire XDCAM card, drag the entire BPAV directory into the upload area under the
Content and Metadata Tools. The MA automatically finds and loads all the clips.
When the utility uploads the P2 or XDCAM XML file(s) the associated video clip(s) also upload.
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
3. Edit the video clip metadata, if necessary.
Delete
Selected
Select
All
Add
Identical
Metadata
Overwrite
Metadata
Deselect
All
b2, b3
b1
It is possible to edit a single clip or multiple clips in a batch.
a. If batch editing, place a check mark by the filename of the files in the batch.
b. Edit metadata tags.
1. Edit individual metadata tags
Click on the text to insert the cursor.
2. Add metadata to existing data
Click on the empty field at the top of the metadata tag’s column.
Enter text.
Click on the Plus sign. This appends the text to the end of the existing data in each
selected file.
3. To overwrite metadata
Click on the empty field at the top of the metadata tag’s column.
Enter text.
Click on the Diskette icon. This overwrites the metadata with the new text in each
selected file. This is helpful if accidental duplications occur or large amounts of text
need to be modified in a single field.
Metadata Fields Cleared When the Media Upload Utility Is Shut Down
Shutting down the upload utility clears both the metadata fields and Auto Watches, see
restarts. Metadata that has been saved with content is safe.
4. Select the destination bin in the your archive pane.
There are two types of bins: Use existing bin or Create new bin.
Select the bin type.
• If the bin already exists, click on it.
• If creating a new bin, click on the empty field below the Create new bin option.
Enter the new bin’s name.
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
5. Select to Archive options.
It is possible to select, one, both or neither of these options.
Copy to local folder
Use this to create a copy of the uploaded clip(s) in a local folder: for more information, see
Upload as unprocessed
Use this option if uploading video clips without editing their metadata tags. The
unprocessed clips are placed in a bin that is accessed by clicking on the Quick select button
not yet processed. Once uploaded to the MA server, use the server’s web interface to edit
clip metadata.
6. Click on the to Archive button to start the upload.
The progress of the upload is displayed in the Details and status messages box at the
bottom of the upload window.
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
Auto Watch
Watch List
Controls
Watch
List
Folders
Folder
Watch
Timer
Destination
Bins
(Folder watch)
Destination
Bins
(Device watch)
System Messages
Set
Folder watch
Set
Device Watch
AUTO WATCH provides the ability to automatically upload video clips to the MA server from
local Folders or Devices, such as CF card readers. In both cases, the watch procedure involves:
• Designating a target (folder or device) to be watched by the Media Upload Utility.
• Designating a destination bin on the MA server.
Frequency of the automated upload depends on:
• Folder - the User sets a timer that tells the utility when to check the folder. A watch can be
continuous or as infrequently as once every 24 hours.
• Device - the utility watches for the system message that is sent when storage media is
inserted into the device and the device goes online.
AUTO WATCH Functions Do Not Provide Metadata Editing Capabilities
Because AUTO WATCH is an automated upload process, it is not possible to edit video clip metadata.
The metadata is uploaded and logged into the MA server’s database in its original form.
Watch Functions Are Active Only While Media Upload Utility Is Active
Because AUTO WATCH is an upload utility function, it runs only when the utility is running.
AUTO WATCH runs in the background, minimize the utility window to hide it.
To add the utility to the computer’s autostart list, use the extension -autologin.
To Import Structured Content Use Device Watch
To import structured content like P2 and SxS, use the Device watch function.
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
On the MA server, locate and track the upload of content from the watchfolder. In the Quick
select menu, click on the via watchfolder button to display a list of bins that are ingesting or
have ingested content via a watch.
Folder watch
1
3
4
2b 2a
2
1. Select the host folder to watch.
2. Select the destination bin.
a. If the bin already exists, click on the bin and select Use existing bin option: in
the illustration, Instant_News_Network.
b. If the bin does not exist it must be created. Select the Create new bin option.
The MA server will create a new bin using the name assigned to the sub-folder
in Step 1. The MA bin structure does not include sub-bins.
3. Set the Check folder timer.
This is the time that the upload timer waits before it checks the folder and uploads its
contents. As long as the Media Upload Utility is active, the timer runs continuously
and uploads are performed periodically.
4. Click Add Watchfolder to save and activate the watch.
The watch is listed in the Watchfolder pane.
Uploading Files
To upload files, place them in the host directory’s target sub-directory.
Device watch
1. Enter the device’s ID in the Device ID field. This tells the utility which device to
monitor for activity.
An example of a device ID is the system assigned drive letter for a P2 card reader. It
may be necessary to include the drive name with the drive letter.
2. Select the destination bin.
a. If the bin already exists, click on the bin and select Use existing bin option.
b. If the bin needs to be created, select the Create new bin option. When the
upload occurs, the MA server creates a new bin with the date of the upload.
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ProxSys Media Upload Utility
3. Select the type of file being uploaded from the dropdown menu.
4. Click Add Watchfolder to save the watch.
The watch is listed in the Watchfolder pane.
When storage media matching the Device watch criteria is inserted into a reader, a
system message is sent out, the upload utility receives the message and initiates the
upload/ingest. The utility upload message window, Transfer content to your
ProxSys, appears. The upload occurs automatically: no actions are required.
Watchfolder Function Is Active Only When Media Upload Utility Is Running
The Watchfolder is a function of the Media Upload Utility, not the MA server. Watchfolder is
active only while the upload utility is running. If it is necessary for Watchfolder to run 24 x 7,
the upload utility must be allowed to run continuously, in the background.
Configuring Watch Settings
There are three watch settings located in the CONFIGURATION window.
• Delete local content after upload
• Transfer already existing content
• Wait for copy completion
Editing a Watch
Watches are editable.
1. Select the watch to edit from the list in the My Watchfolders pane.
The watch settings display in either the Folder or Device watch areas.
2. Change any of the settings.
3. Click Modify selected to save the changes.
The changes appear in the watch item in the MyWatchfolders pane.
Transaction History
Click on the View History button to see an itemized list of all AUTO WATCH activities for the
time that the upload utility has been running. These transactions include:
• Creation and modification of watches (monitors),
• When watch timers are started,
• When uploads begin, end, and if they are successful,
• Errors,
Closing the upload utility resets the history function and clears the transaction list.
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Configuration
Watch
Settings
Misc.
Settings
Load
External
Metadata
Watch and Miscellaneous Settings Controls
Load External Metadata Controls
The CONFIGURATION window provides additional parameters in three areas: Watch Settings,
Loading external metadata, Miscellaneous Settings.
Watch Settings
Delete local Content after transfer
When enabled, the upload utility deletes the Watch folder files after they have been
uploaded to their destination bin.
Transfer already existing Content
Use this setting to upload content that has been uploaded previously.
When previously uploaded content is about to be transferred, the upload utility appends a
copy number to the filename and posts a message in Details and status messages pane to
alert the User.
It does not matter if the previously uploaded file is transferred to the same bin as before or
to a new bin, it will receive a new copy number each time it is uploaded.
Wait for copy completion in Minutes
Use this time to create a wait period before the upload starts. This is done, to insure that
there is enough time to allow the complete copying of a file to the target folder before
upload begins.
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Load External Metadata
1
2
3
Use this workspace to ingest the external video clip metadata (native metadata). The
ProxSysMA Metadata column lists the MA metadata tags used by the MA server to perform
content search and retrieve operations. It is important to identify the external metadata tags
that have the same type of data as the MA server’s tags. The upload utility provides the ability
to translate external tags with different names to the MA server tags. For more information
Use these settings to match external metadata with the MA server’s metadata.
1. Select the type of metadata being uploaded from the Load external metadata
dropdown menu.
The dropdown menu contains a list of metadata standards. Pick the one used during the
recording of the video.
Displayed in the ProxSysMA Metadata column is a list of the MA server metadata
tags. This is a list that the MA server Administrator manages, see Metadata
2. Assign video clip metadata to each MA metadata tag.
Click on the empty field in the External metadata column opposite the MA tag. A
dropdown list of video metadata tags appears. Pick the tag whose data is similar to the
MA tag.
3. Click on Save Assignments to complete.
In addition, there are the Assign Equal Named and Reset All Assignments controls.
Assign Equal Named
Click on this button to automatically assign external metadata tags to MA tags that have the
same name.
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Reset All Assignments
Click on this button to reset all metadata assignments to empty default.
Miscellaneous Settings
Store Connect Data
Check this box to save server connection data for future use.
It is possible to save multiple users and servers in the upload utility.
Local folder
Use the Browse function to set a path to a folder where the upload utility can save files that
it has uploaded to the MA server.
Delete files in local folder automatically
Use this function with Interval for deletion ...
Check this box to remove files saved to the local folder.
Interval for deletion of files in local folder
Set a time period that the upload utility should wait before it deletes files in the local folder:
minimum is 6 and maximum is 96 hours.
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MA Series Operations
MA Series Operations
Use a Windows or Mac supported browser to access the MA server’s features:
• Search content metadata to locate newly uploaded and archived content
• Preview video content using Flash proxy preview files
• Manage metadata fields
• Add or edit video clip metadata
• Manage the MA server’s User rights
• Create and output shortlists of selected content which provide content metadata, video
thumbnails, file details, and archival location (disc ID)
• Manage archive disc burn settings
• Monitor MA system performance
The browser requires only that a Flash player be installed on the host computer.
Login
Using a Mac Safari or Internet Explorer, version 6 or higher, browser, enter the IP address of the
server in the browser’s address field to open the MA server’s Login window.
1. Enter your Username and Password.
2. Click on Login.
The main User window appears.
User’s Rights and Default Login
The MA Administrator sets User’s rights including Username and Password. The MA server
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Home Workspace
Retrieve Latest Version
Media Upload Utility
Set Number of Items
Shown In Content Area
Select Method to
Find Content
Bin
Short List Area
The Home workspace has the following areas and functions:
• Home button - use to return to default Home workspace from other pages.
• Upload - retrieves latest version of Media Upload Utility from Focus Enhancements
website for installation on the MA server.
• Show - use to set the number of items, bins or content files, to show on a workspace page.
• Quick select, Search, My bins -- use to locate content files stored on MA server.
• Bin Name - click on name or icon to open a bin and show its content.
• Action - use these buttons to manage content in a bin. The User’s privileges determine
See below for a full description of each workspace feature.
Quick select
Use Quick select to list bins by the criteria:
not yet processed
This button lists bins that contain content uploaded before the
User could enter or modify its metadata: see Manual Upload
via watchfolder
This button lists bins containing content recently uploaded
year
Bins are also listed by the year that they were uploaded.
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Bins
Bin Name
Click on the Bin Name or the thumbnail image above it to display contents of that bin. The
name is from the bin’s metadata.
Description
Description entered in the bin’s metadata.
Actions
edit bin metadata
• Add, change, or delete the bin’s metadata.
Refresh page to see changes.
• Display list of media in the bin.
• Upload graphic file to display as bin’s thumbnail image.
delete this bin
• Delete the bin and its contents from the MA server.
This Procedure Permanently Deletes Files. There is no undo for this procedure.
merge bin with ...
• Specify a target bin to merge with.
• MA server moves the contents from the current bin to the target bin.
• Once empty, the current bin is deleted.
create media now
• Use this function to create an archive immediately, without meeting default burn
setting criteria: e.g. 70% of archive disc has not been met.
• Immediately burns content to an archive disc, provided it does not conflict with a
scheduled burn. ProxSysMA Services manual settings are used.
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MA Series Operations
Search
General
Search
Metadata Tag
Date Discs Bins
Search Criteria
Area
Start Search
The Search menu bar provides five categories of search criteria.
MA Server Search Engine
The MA server employs the Apache Lucene search engine. The MA server supports:
• Single and multiple character wildcard searches.
• Boolean logical operators AND, OR, and NOT.
These operators must be entered in ALL CAPS.
• Phrases delimited by quotation marks.
• Escaping the special characters that are part of the query syntax.
These special characters are + - && || ! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ * ? : \ .
In general, the search procedure involves:
1. Selecting a search category: General Search, Date, Discs, Tags, or Bins.
2. Filling the search parameters.
3. Clicking on Go to start the search.
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Search results appear in the Search Results pane to the right of the Search function.
General Search
Use a word or character string to perform a search of the properties of all contents for
matches. General Search does not support dates.
Date
Search for contents using their creation dates. It is possible to specify a specific date, if
known, or a range of dates using the Created after and Created before parameters.
Discs
Enter the disc ID number of the disc to look for.
This search returns all of the contents on the requested disc.
Metadata Tags
Use up to four metadata tags and Exact or Fuzzy logic to search content metadata. To search:
1. Select the metadata tag from the dropdown menu listing all MA server metadata tags.
2. Enter the search term for the tag.
3. Select the type of term: required, optional, or not.
not excludes the term from the search.
Bins
Search for bins using their parameters name, description, and created after/before dates:
either individually or in combination.
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My bins
Select De-Select Delete
Edit
Number of Items Shown Display Layout
In Content Area Tabular or List
All
All
Selected Metadata
Content File Listing
(metadata layout)
User’s Bin List
Thumbnail
Content
Status
Viewer
Shortlist
Metadata
Click on a bin to display its contents.
Display Layout
How the content displays depends on the layout selected.
• Tabular - displays the content files’ as a table of thumbnail images accompanied by their
filenames, lengths and a set function buttons: Viewer and Shortlist.
• List - displays all content as a list, see illustration above. Also includes metadata fields.
Content List Functions
Before a content file can have its metadata edited or be deleted, it must be selected for the
action.
Select All
Selects all content: places a check mark before each content item.
De-Select All
De-selects all content: clears all check marks.
Delete Selected
Deletes content item from the bin and the MA server.
Caution: This Procedure Permanently Deletes Files: there is no undo.
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Edit Metadata
4a
3
1
Overwrite
4b
Add
Original
Metadata
Content
Status
2
It is possible to add or overwrite metadata to the existing content metadata.
1. Click on the Edit Metadata icon.
The metadata editing workspace appears, there are five editable metadata fields and
two editing buttons: Overwrite and Add.
The MA server and the content may have more than five active metadata tags,
however, in the My bins view, the MA server displays only the first four and the
content file’s creation date. To edit all metadata tags, open the Preview Player, see
2. Select the content file(s) to edit by placing a check mark in front of each content
file’s thumbnail.
It is possible to edit multiple content files at the same time.
3. Enter new metadata in the proper field(s).
4. Select the method for applying the metadata:
a. Overwrite Existing Metadata
Click on the Diskette icon.
b. Add Metadata to Existing
Click on the Plus icon and the new metadata is appended to the end of the exist-
ing data.
Content Status
ST: HDD
Indicates that the high resolution content is stored on the PX MA temporary storage hard
drive, see Hard Drives and Data Security on page 2.
Rendering
Indicates that the preview file is being created.
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TO ARCHIVE
Indicates that the high resolution content is stored on the PX MA temporary storage hard
drive, but is being processed and burned to archive disc by the ProxSysMA Burn Service,
ID: 1000
The assignment of a content ID number indicates that the content is now offline and
available on an archival disc with the same ID.
Shortlist (Reference List)
Use the Shortlist to create a reference list for locating
archived content. Output the list as a PDF document or an
HTML page. Either can be printed.
PDF files require a PDF reader, such as Acrobat.
Begin by collecting the archived content’s proxy preview
files in the Shortlist pane. Locate the files using the search
function. Then, either:
•Drag and Drop files into the Shortlist pane.
•Click on a file’s Shortlist icon.
•Click the Add file to shortlist button in the Preview
Organizing Shortlist Content
Organize the content list using the sort by storage id or sort by filename buttons.
Select Content to Delete
It is necessary to select content files before deleting them from the list.
Place a check mark in the box in front of the content thumbnail. The check mark icon selects
all listed content and the empty box icon de-selects all content.
Shortlist Output: Printer and PDF
The procedures for generating a printer copy or PDF of a shortlist are similar.
Click on the Printer or PDF icon.
Printer - The MA server generates and displays an HTML print file, then opens the
client computer’s printer function. The list of content items contains, filename,
thumbnail, subject, creation date, length, media storage ID of the archive disc where the
In addition, the printout includes a web link to the MA server generating the list.
PDF - The MA server generates a PDF document with cover page, a table of contents, a
list of and the list. The list contains the filename, thumbnail, all metadata tags, creation
date, length, and the media storage ID of the archive disc where the content item is
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Preview Player
Assign Clip Thumbnail
As Bin Thumbnail
Edit File Metadata
(all metadata tags)
Add File to Shortlist
(Media List)
Flash Must Be Installed on the Client Computer for the Preview Player to Function.
The Preview Player provides the ability to run the preview Flash files of the high resolution
content file. The preview file was automatically created when the content file was uploaded to
the MA server, see Ingest on page 29.
Rendering Thumbnails and Preview Flash Files
A video’s thumbnail appears before its preview Flash file is completely rendered. It is possible to
check the status of the Flash file generation by previewing and looking at the Elapsed time slider.
The player displays all of the content file’s data and metadata, as well as a list of other files in
the same bin.
In addition, the Preview Player allows the User to:
• Edit the file’s metadata.
• Add file to the Shortlist.
• Assign the file thumbnail to be the bin thumbnail.
The thumbnail is the first frame of the video clip.
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Workflow: Burning Blu-ray (BD) and DVD Discs
Workflow: Burning Blu-ray (BD) and DVD Discs
All MA series servers offer the ability to burn single- and dual-layer BD and
DVD discs for archiving. The model of MA server determines how the discs
are created, manually or automatically.
It is recommended that Panasonic Blu-ray media be used for archiving.
For disc storage capacities, see Archive Disc Capacities on page 50.
MA-10
The MA-10 server has a manually operated, internal disc burner.
To create archive discs:
1. Create ISO image file(s) of the content using ProxSysMA Services.
Once the ISO file has been created, it appears in the ISO-Files folder on the F: (Work) or
2. Set Tools > Burn Settings > Backend > ISO target directory to the location of the ISO
file.
3. Burn each disc manually, using the ISO file and the application provided with the MA
server.
a. Login for the burner application is pxma for both Username and Password.
b. Consult the burner’s documentation for specific operation instructions.
includes the Media Storage ID of the disc for each archived content item.
MA-50
The MA-50 uses an automated Blu-ray burner to automatically create multiple BD or DVD
discs.
To create archive BD or DVD discs:
2. Select when to burn the disc:
3. When a burn starts, high resolution content is downloaded from the MA server, the virtual
4. Once content is downloaded, an ISO and disc image graphic is created.
5. Content is then passed to the automated burner’s software for automatic burning.
ISO Files After Burning Disc
In addition, the MA server provides the option that once the ISO file is burned and verified, the
MA server can remove the high-resolution content from server storage. This option is available
The preview Flash files and metadata are maintained on the MA server for future reference.
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Workflow: Burning Blu-ray (BD) and DVD Discs
Burns Start After All Flash Files Are Created
If the User attempts to burn a disc before all of the preview Flash files for a job’s content have
been created, the MA server alerts the User and ignores the burn request. The job remains in the
queue and once all the preview files are generated, the job is run during the next scheduled burn.
Maximum Video Clip Size
A single video clip cannot exceed 50GB in size, P2 or SxS. Archiving a video clip this size
requires the use of a dual-sided BD disc.
Identifying Archived Content
When a content file is archived: the file is burned to disc, file integrity verified, and the ID
number of the archive disc is assigned to the content file. This number appears as the:
ID in the bin, below the file thumbnail,
Media ID in the Preview Player
Stored on media: in the shortlist output
In addition, each content file is assigned a unique identifier that is listed in the shortlist as the
file’s ID.
Disc IDs Are Automatically Assigned and Not Customizable
To create a series of discs with a distinct name, the User can modify the Company name field, see
ProxSysMA Services Burn Tool
ProxSysMA Services is a pre-installed application on the MA server. It starts automatically
when the MA server boots up.
The burn tool uses the current Burn Settings to:
• Create ISO files of the content
• Configure the BD or DVD discs
Checking Burn Status
The state of the ProxSysMA Services icon in the desktop Tool Tray indicates the stage that
the archive process is in. When the icon flashes:
• Red - content is downloading
• Green - ISO file is being created
• Yellow - burning is taking place
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Workflow: Burning Blu-ray (BD) and DVD Discs
In addition, it is possible to display archive process details.
1. Click on the ProxSysMA Services icon in the desktop Tool Tray.
The ProxSys MA Services Status window appears.
2. Click on the Details button in the status window for more information and access to the
burn log.
If the Details window does not appear, it is because the burn tool is in idle mode.
3. Click Close to close the status window.
This does not terminate the service.
Print-to-DVD Labeling
The MA-50 server has the ability to print directly to inkjet ready DVDs.
Use Only Print-to-DVD Media for Disc Labeling
Focus Enhancements recommends using only inkjet print-to-DVD media for disc labeling, rather
than:
• Adhesive labels
• Writing on the disc surface with indelible markers
Preventing Data Corruption
Media must be kept extremely clean during recording and playback or un-correctable digital
errors will occur.
.
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Administration Tools
These functions require Administrator’s
rights.
Tools
The MA server Administrator has all the
capabilities of the User plus a set of four
server administration tools:
Hardware Key Required Before MA Applications Can Function
Before the MA applications can work, it is necessary to install a hardware key, dongle, in one of the
Default Login
The MA server is shipped with a default login to permit the Administrator initial access.
Username: Administrator
Password: admin
Username and Password are case sensitive.
Once the MA server is installed, secure the server by changing its Username and Password.
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User Admin
User Admin
Remove Add Save
The User Admin tool supplies the ability to add and remove MA server Users and set their
privileges.
User Privileges
The privileges assigned determine which bin Actions are available.
User may modify bin and content metadata and merge bins.
User may delete content and bins.
User is admin assigns modify and delete privileges and access to administration TOOLS.
Adding a New User
1. Click on the Plus sign above the list of Users.
A form window appears.
2. Complete the new user’s information.
3. Set User privileges.
4. Click Save Changes.
The new User appears in the User list.
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User Admin
Removing a User
1. Insert a check mark in front of the User(s) to be removed.
2. Click on the Trash Can icon.
A dialogue window appears asking confirmation for removal.
3. Click on Yes.
4. The MA server removes the User.
Changing User Privileges
1. Insert a check mark before the User(s) with changing privileges.
2. Insert or remove a check marks in front of the privileges that are changing.
3. Click on the Diskette icon to save changes.
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Metadata Management
Metadata Management
Save
Use the Metadata Management list to create, name, organize, and activate the MA server’s set of
25 metadata tags. The User/Administrator can name these tags to match any metadata standard or
job required. Placing a check mark in a tag’s field in use box enables the tag and it appears in the
upload utility’s Load External Metadata table where it is used to synchronize the ingesting of video
Metadata Tags
Metadata is information that relates to the content itself or the organization’s categorization of
content. Most often, metadata is initially added during production and then used in post-
production. The list of metadata tags created and how they are used depends on the complexity
of the production/post-production environment.
Two examples are below:
Simple Metadata Workflow
A simple metadata workflow is when the same set of metadata tags are used, in its entirety,
for all projects: from production and through post-production. In such a case, the User/
Administrator creates and enables a list of tags once. Only if the organizational workflow
changes, will it be necessary to change the list of tags.
An example is a wedding videographer who records events that have identical metadata
requirements.
Complex Metadata Workflow
A complex metadata workflow is when there are different types of projects that require
different sets of metadata. In such a case, the User/Administrator creates a master set of all
tags and then enables project specific subsets of the master list. The User/Administrator may
need to frequently enable/disable tags, depending on the content being ingested.
An example is a video news company that records a variety of event types: business, crime,
interviews, sports, etc. When collecting and ingesting content from a variety of events, it is
more efficient to use only the metadata tags that apply to each event.
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Metadata Management
The metadata tags that are available for a specific project are set by the User/Admin with the
for each project workflow. These settings are saved on the MA server.
Multiple MA Server User/Administrators and Multiple Media Uploaders
If the MA server has multiple User/Admins and each has installed their own media upload utility,
then each User/Admin must setup the MA metadata and their uploader for those metadata tags
that they need.
Metadata Controls
The MA server metadata controls are:
Number
Set the order in which the metadata tags appear in the metadata management window.
Name
Enter the name of the metadata tag. This name may be a standardized tag name used in a NLE
or unique.
Field in use
Placing a check mark enables the metadata tag and allows it to collect metadata. Enabled
fields appear in the ProxSysMA metadata column in the Media Upload Utility Configuration
window.
Remember to Save Metadata Settings
Notify Users When Making Changes to Metadata Fields
A User must restart their Media Upload Utility to download changes made with the metadata
management.
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Performance
Performance
The Performance provides controls for updating the system and regenerating the MA server’s
search index and displays of current MA server statistics and system information.
System Update
Click on this button and the MA searches for update files that have been uploaded to the server.
Recreate Search Index
Use to regenerate the MA server’s search index.
Remember to Save.
Statistics
number of contents
HDD usage
Current Logins (Users)
Overall Logins
System Information
Server Version
Video Server Version
O/S Version (operating system)
Disk Space (used/free)
Disk Space Is For PX MA VM Core Storage and Does Not Include Windows Temporary Stor-
age
Memory Usage (used/free)
Swap Usage (used/free)
CPU Usage (used/idle, master server, video server)
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Burn Settings
Burn Settings
Burn Settings controls the configuration and operation of the MA server’s Blu-ray burner. The
User can burn a disc, on demand, using the Create media button in their bin but, the configuration
for the disc is predefined by the Administrator.
Burn Settings and Their Options Depend on the MA Server Model and the Type of Disc Burner
Used
Remember to Save Settings By Clicking On the Diskette Icon.
The settings are grouped by function.
Burn Settings
These settings define the type of media to be used.
Number of media
Select the maximum number of discs to use when creating the burn job.
The MA server uses the Burn fill ratio to optimize the ISO files for most efficient use of disc
storage.
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Burn Settings
One bin per media
There are two modes: One Bin and Mixed.
One Bin Mode
When enabled, the BD burner, burns the content from one bin on each media. This can be
used to separate content from different Users or projects to different media.
Creation of the ISO file will not start for a queued bin until all of its preview files have been
rendered.
Mixed Mode
It is possible to create a disc with content from multiple bins, if the burn schedule is set to
00:00h and the one bin per media is not set.
To start the mixed mode burn, the User clicks Create media now in the bin, with this
button only the content from this bin is burned to a media, even the function is activated on
several bin´s. Then at 00:00 the ProxSys MA will burn all the remaining content and
optimize to use minimal media to burn.
Media size
Select the type of storage media and capacity from the dropdown list.
Work directory
Located in the MA server’s Windows OS, this directory is where the ISO files used for
burning discs are created and saved. This directory is shared with ProxSysMA Services.
Burn fill ratio (MA-50 only)
This setting triggers the automated burning of discs. The ratio is size of content to capacity of
selected media type.
Example
If Blu-ray DL (double layer) discs are used, each disc has a capacity of 50GB. Setting the
Burn Fill Ratio to 90% means that there must be 45GB of content loaded in the bin before
the automated burn begins.
Minimum fill ratio (MA-50 only)
This setting specifies the minimum size of content required to trigger a disc burn. The ratio is
the size of content to capacity of selected media type.
Delete files after ISO creation
Enable this option to delete all local files, i.e. high-resolution content and metadata files, after
successful creation of the ISO file.
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Burn Settings
Automatic Burning Schedule
The MA server provides three timers for scheduling batch burns during a 24 hour period. At
each scheduled time, all queued jobs are processed.
Create media now (Burn-on-Demand)
Typically, the automatic burning timers control when storage media is created. However, it is
possible to allow Users to burn-on-demand discs for individual bins. To do this:
1. The User must select a burn time that does not conflict the scheduled burn settings.
2. The following Administration Burn Settings must be:
One bin per media is enabled.
One of the Automatic Burn Schedules set to 00:00.
4. Start the burn by clicking on the Create media now button in the bin.
Creation of the bin’s ISO file will not start until all of its preview files have been ren-
dered.
Backend Settings - MA-10
Backend Type
From the dropdown list, select the type of output.
ISO - Create ISO files that the User then burns to disc.
ISO target directory - This directory receives the ISO files after they are generated.
Backend Settings - MA-50
Backend Type
From the dropdown list, select the type of output. The type selected determines which group
of settings is displayed.
ISO - burn an ISO file for manual archiving.
ISO target directory - This directory receives the ISO files after they are generated.
Primera - The MA-50 is equipped with this robot burner.
Rimage - A robot burner.
Check Focus Enhancements for the latest list of qualified devices,
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Burn Settings
Primera Settings
The Primera burner is pre-installed and its settings are automatically filled.
Client ID: pxma
Primera Hot Folder:C:\PTBurnJobs
Primera Label: C:\ProxsysMAService\ProxsysMAPTTemplate.std
Rimage Settings
The Rimage burner is pre-installed and its settings are automatically filled.
Client ID: pxma
Rimage User Host: depends on Customer’s network configuration.
Rimage User Port: depends on Customer’s network configuration.
Rimage XML Path: C:\RTBurnJobs
Rimage Label: C:\ProxsysMAService\ProxsysMAPTTemplate.btw
Label Settings
The User may create disc labels containing Company Name and Disc ID with the default
template supplied with the MA server.
Use Inkjet Ready Discs for Print to Disc Labeling
Do not use adhesive labeling materials.
MA-10
When burning ISO files, the MA server generates a PNG image file for the label. The ISO
and PNG files are stored in the same directory. The label is manually printed on to the disc.
MA-50
The MA-50 uses templates to position graphics and text fields for the automatic printing of
media labels. The template filenames are:
Primera - ProxsysMAPTTemplate.std
Rimage - ProxsysMAPTTemplate.btw
Custom Labels
Custom labels may be created: this requires the use of the label making application supplied
by the burner manufacturer:
Primera - use PTPublisher
Rimage - use CD Label
At a minimum, custom templates must have the same fields as in the default template.
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Burn Settings
ProxSys Settings
These settings allow the ProxSysMA Services to connect with the MA server and the Blu-ray
burner.
1. Set Host to localhost.
Windows Admin Privileges Required To Change the ProxSys IP Addresses.
2. Set User name and Password.
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Unarchived Content
Unarchived Content
Replace Preview
with Generic
Select Deselect Remove
All All
Render
Preview
The Unarchived Content menu provides a list of the content that is currently on the MA server. It
is good practice to review MA server content at least once every two weeks to verify that adequate
storage remains available for temporary and preview files.
Available Disk Space in the Performance Menu is for PX MA VM Core Only
The available disk space shown in the Performance menu does not include Windows temporary
storage.
The Unarchived Content menu offers three features:
• Current status of preview file creation for listed content,
• Expedite creation of preview files for selected high resolution content,
• Replace functional generic MA preview file for failed preview file,
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Unarchived Content
Preview File Status
The User may determine the status of preview flash file creation for files that have been
uploaded to the MA server but not yet archived. There are four rendering status messages:
• RENDERING
This message appears with a status bar indicating progress. of rendering process.
• PREVIEW OK
Indicates that the preview flash file was rendered successfully.
• PREVIEW FAILED
Indicates that rendering was attempted but terminated. Check to see if file type is
supported.
• OK, FILE TYPE HAS NO PREVIEW
Indicates that the uploaded file is not a video and that a preview file was not generated.
Files that do not have preview files display a generic thumbnail.
Render Preview
To create preview files, select file(s) and click on the Render icon. This places the files at the
end of the current rendering queue.
If Render Fails
The most common reason for the render process to fail is that the file’s format is not supported by the
MA server.
To view the latest rendering status for listed files, use the browser’s Refresh function to update
the page.
Replace Failed Preview with Generic Preview
Video clips that do not have functional preview files are not automatically archived. The User
may either:
• Attempt to create a functional preview file by re-rendering the high resolution content,
• Delete the content,
• Replace the failed preview file with a functional generic preview file supplied by the MA
server,
To replace the failed preview file with the functional generic MA preview:
1. Go to Tools > Unarchived Content.
This procedure requires Administrator rights.
2. Select the high resolution clip(s) that have failed previews.
3. Click on the Replace Preview with Generic icon at the top of the unarchived content
list.
The MA server can now archive the high resolution video clip.
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Media Formats
Media Formats
Standard
Res.
Frame
Rate
Camera/
DTE Recorder
P2 NTSC
DV
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
1080
1080
780
24 P
24 PA, P2
24 P2
DV
DVCPRO
DVCPRO
DVCPRO50
DVCPRO50
DVCPRO50
DVCPROHD
DVCPROHD
DVCPROHD
P2 PAL
24 PA, P2
24 P2
24 PA, P2
30 P2
24 PA, P2
24 P2
24 P2
DV
576
576
576
25 P2
25 P2
25 P2
DVCPRO
DVCPRO50
XDCAM NTSC
HQ
SP
HQ
1080
1080
1080
60 i
60 i
(1920X1080/59.94i)
(1440X1080/59.94i)
30 P
(1920X1080/
29.97P)
HQ
SP
1080
1080
24 P
24 P
(1920X1080/
23.98P)
(1440X1080/
23.98P)
HQ
HQ
HQ
720
720
720
60 P
30 P
24 P
(1280X720/59.94P)
(1280X720/29.97P)
(1280X720/23.98P)
XDCAM PAL
HQ
SP
HQ
HQ
1080
1080
1080
720
50 i
50 i
50 i
25P
(1920X1080/50i)
(1920X1080/50i)
(1920X1080/25P)
(1280X720/25P)
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Media Formats
Standard
Res.
Frame
Rate
M2T NTSC
GY-HD2XX M2T
GY-HD2XX M2T
CANNON XL H1 M2T
CANNON XL H1 M2T
CANNON XL H1 M2T
SONY V1 M2T
720
720
30 P
60 P
24 F
30 F
60 i
1080
1080
1080
1080
1080
1080
1080
24 A
24 P
30 P
60 i
SONY V1 M2T
SONY V1 M2T
SONY V1 M2T
M2T PAL
GY-HD2XX M2T
GY-HD2XX M2T
SONY HDR-HC 7e M2T
720
720
25 P
50 P
50 i
1080
Standard
QuickTime .Mov
720
1080
60 P
60 P
Audio Format
MPEG Audio Layer 1–2
MPEG-2
32 kHz–48 kHz
32 kHz–48 kHz
Calculated Storage Requirements
Video Format
Hours/Terabyte
DV
HDV
79
90
MPEG-2 (4 Mbps)
MPEG-2 (6 Mbps)
MPEG-2 (10 Mbps)
DVCPRO HD (1080i 60)
538
364
222
19
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Hardware
Hardware
MA Dongle
MA servers require that a USB hardware key (dongle) be installed in a server USB port before
the server will operate. Insert the dongle before power up of the server.
The dongle must remain in the USB port for the applications to function.
Hard Drives
MA servers use three high capacity hard drives. How the drives are configured depends on
where they are used.
North, Central, and South America
These MA servers have three drives: two 1TB and one 500GB.
The 500GB drive has two virtual drives:
• C: (Windows)
Windows XP PRO operating system. Do Not Modify: This Is Not A User Drive.
This drive provides temporary storage of the high-resolution content during the Ingest
process. When the MA server verifies that the content is archived on a disc, this content
is erased from the drive.
• F: (Work)
This is the where the User works. There are five folders:
PXMA-auto-archive
This folder is shared on the network and used by the Auto Watch functions for
uploading files from local NLE or ingest stations.
PXMA-local-Copy
This folder is shared on the network and used by the Copy to local folder function for
downloading files from the MA server to local NLE systems or shared network
storage.
ISO-Files
Folder where the ISO files are generated. On PX-10 they need to be dragged into the
burn tool manually, on MA-50 they are stored here temporally until taken into the
automated disc burner.
PXMA-auto-archive
This folder is shared on the network and used by the Auto Watch functions for
uploading files from local NLE or ingest stations.
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Hardware
Tools
This folder is used by the various MA applications and has various sub folders.
Desktop Shortcuts Provide Access to User Folders
Drive T: is the only drive with User accessible folders. To assist the User, desktop shortcuts
are provided for all accessible folder.
The two 1TB data drives form a RAID 1 system. This is represented by the virtual drive:
• V: (PX-VM-Storage)
This drive is for PX MA server and VMware storage. It is where the MA server store’s
its database and preview clips. Do Not Modify: This Is Not A User Drive.
Backup PX-VM-Storage Folder to Archive MA Database and Proxy Preview Files
Backup the PX-VM-Storage folder as part of MA server disaster recovery plans.
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Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia
These MA servers have three 1TB drives, each with two partitions, creating 6 virtual drives.
• C: (Windows)
Windows XP PRO operating system. Do Not Modify: This Is Not A User Drive.
This drive provides temporary storage of the high-resolution content during the Ingest
process. When the MA server verifies that the content is archived on a disc, this content
is erased from the drive.
• T: (Tools)
Tools drive, this is the drive where the User works. There are four folders:
PXMA-auto-archive
This folder is shared on the network and used by the Auto Watch functions for
uploading files from local NLE or ingest stations.
PXMA-local-Copy
This folder is shared on the network and used by the Copy to local folder function for
downloading files from the MA server to local NLE systems or shared network
storage.
ISO-Files
Folder where the ISO files are generated. On PX-10 they need to be dragged into the
burn tool manually, on MA-50 they are stored here temporally until taken into the
automated disc burner.
Tools
This folder is used by the various MA applications and has various sub folders.
Desktop Shortcuts Provide Access to User Folders
Drive T: is the only drive with User accessible folders. To assist the User, desktop shortcuts
are provided for all accessible folder.
• V: (PX-VM-Storage)
PX MA server and VMware storage. Do Not Modify: This Is Not A User Drive.
The V: drive stores the virtual MA server’s database and preview clips.
Backup PX-VM-Storage V: Drive to Archive MA Database and Proxy Preview Files
Backup V: drive as part of MA server disaster recovery plans.
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RAID Data Protection
RAID Data Protection
RAID 1
In North America, the MA servers protect data using a RAID 1 implementation. The MA server
has three drives, a 500GB drive used as a buffer and two 1TB drives for data storage. One data
drive is the data mirror of the other. Should one data drive fail, it is possible to replace it and
duplicate the data on that drive from the other.
RAID 5
In Europe, the MA servers protect data using a RAID 5 implementation. Each of the three 1TB
drives has two partitions, creating 6 virtual drives. Data and parity information is striped across
the virtual drives. Should any single real hard drive fail, it is possible to recreate that drive’s data
on its replacement drive.
Replacing a Failed Drive
Power down the MA server before replacing the failed drive. When the server powers up, the
data from the failed drive is automatically rebuilt on its replacement.
OS and Virtual Machine Operations
The PX MA Series server’s host operating system is Windows XP PRO. VMware is used to create
a virtual machine with SUSE Linux as its OS. During operation the server’s XP PRO/virtual SUSE
Linux configuration is invisible to the User/Administrator.
Windows XP PRO
The XP PRO, 32-bit, provides the environment in which the following applications run:
• Internet Browsers
The MA server supports Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher and Safari browsers.
• JAVA Runtime 6 V13
This is required for the ProxSysMA Services application.
• Media Upload Utility
The upload utility is a JAVA application.
• ProxSysMA Burn Tool Services
ProxSysMA Services is a JAVA application used for creating ISO files and burning BD
discs.
• Disc Burning Application
This application is provided with the MA server. Use it to burn ISO files to disc.
• VMware
The VMware Workstation automatically starts when the MA server powers up. The
workstation window appears on the desktop and should be left open and allowed to run in
the background.
SUSE Linux
SUSE provides the environment for the ProxSys MA Series Server application.
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Installing Third-party Software
Installing Third-party Software
With the following exceptions, Focus Enhancements recommends that third-party software
should not be installed on the MA servers.
These applications must be installed on the MA server C: (Windows) drive.
For the MA-10 and MA-50:
• P2 Viewer
The User may download the P2 viewer from
P2 Drivers May Be Required
If the Media Upload Utility is installed on a Windows or Mac system, it is necessary to download
the appropriate platform P2 drivers.
For P2 files, it is assumed that there is a P2 card reader installed.
• Sony XDCAM EX Clip Browser software
The browser may be downloaded from:
SxS Drivers May Be Required
If the Media Upload Utility is installed on a Windows or Mac system, it is necessary to download
the appropriate platform SxS drivers.
• PDF Reader
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Operations
Operations
This section provides information and instructions for situations that require intervention
on the part of the Administrator.
MA Server Applications Fail to Initialize
Verify that the MA server’s dongle, USB hardware key, is installed in one of the server’s USB
ports. If the dongle is removed, MA applications will not function.
Viewing Preview and Video Files Without the MA Server
If the MA is inaccessible, it is possible to view proxy preview files and video clips that are
stored on an archive disc. This includes P2 and XDCAM. Required to view these files:
• A PC or Mac with a disc drive that is compatible with the archive disc: BD or DVD.
• an installed Flash player for viewing the proxy preview files.
• A player application that is compatible with the video clip format.
P2 and XDCAM embed the video file, its metadata, and other information in an MXF
wrapper file. P2 and XDCAM each require a specific player, or can be loaded into an NLE
for viewing.
Backing Up Proxy Preview Files and Metadata
Typically, a MA Server can store 2500 hours of proxy preview files and their associated
metadata before it is necessary to backup content. Metadata is stored in the MA server’s
database.
The location of the files to backup depends on the drive configuration of the MA server:
RAID 1 (North, Central, and South America)
Backup proxy preview files and database from the system’s Window V: drive. For more
RAID 5 (Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia)
Backup proxy preview files and database from the system’s Window V: drive. For more
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Operations
Restarting the MA Server
Virtual Machine Power Options
Power Off Suspend Power On Reset
Virtual Machine
Environment
Console Work
Area
Ctrl+G or
Click in area to Enter.
Status Bar
Disc HDD Network
Virtual Log
Machine
Virtual Connections
Occasionally, it may be necessary to reboot the MA server system, i.e. after installing a
Windows security upgrade. To do this, it is necessary to:
1. Power down the MA server on the virtual machine.
This step immediately stops the MA server regardless of the programs that are running.
• Select the server in the VM environment.
• Click on the red Power Off button.
2. Shut down the VMware application.
3. Conduct Windows restart of the MA server system.
When powering up the MA server the VMware virtual machine starts automatically in the
background as the system is booting. It can take up to 10 minutes for the virtual machine to load
all necessary services, including the MA server.
For more information about the VMware Control Console, refer to official VMware
documentation.
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If MA Server Login Fails
If, when logging on to the MA server through a Web browser, the login fails, determine if the
ProxSys Dongle is in the right USB-Port. If the dongle is in the correct port, then the dongle
activation by the VMware host may be missing.
Virtual Machine Must Be Running for the Following Procedure
The virtual machine must be running before implementing the procedure below. If the VMware GUI
window is inactive, use the key-combination CTRL+ALT to un-block the window. Next, click on it with
the mouse: VMware’s Release Cursor Function.
To activate the MA server’s dongle:
1. Open the VMware Server Console.
Click on the VMware icon on the server’s desktop.
2. Select Choose Local host.
3. Activate the ProxSys MA Server Dongle.
In the illustration, the dongle is the Aladdin Knowledge System USB device in port 1.
3d
3e
3b
3c
3a
a. Select the tab for the MA server’s virtual machine: in the illustration, vm_5_0.
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b. Select the VM button in the menu bar.
c. Select Removable Devices.
d. Select USB Devices.
e. Select the MA server dongle from the list: in the illustration, Aladdin
Knowledge System USB device (Port1).
The virtual machine starts.
4. After the restart, click on Stop and then Start.
5. Log on to the MA server, using the browser on the User-PC.
IP Networking Information
This IP networking information is to assist the User/Admin if network IP settings need to be
changed. Because the MA server is pre configured to User network specifications, the actual
LAN IP addresses may be different from those used in the examples and illustrations.
It is assumed that both the Windows host operating system and the SuSE Linux guest operating
system are functional.
The MA server’s network IP setup has two primary steps:
1. Configuring the Windows (host) LAN IP networking settings.
2. Configuring the MA Server’s Linux (Guest to Host) IP network settings.
This requires the VMware Workstation.
Assign the MA Server A Fixed IP Address
The MA Server must be assigned a fixed network IP address to ensure that a stable
connection is maintained with the real network, the host system, and the overture MA server.
Because many networks employ dynamic IP addressing, it is necessary to convert the MA
server’s dynamic network IP to fixed. The following procedure includes a method for
converting a network IP from dynamic to fixed.
However, depending on the DHCP server’s consistency at issuing the same IP to the MA
server, the User/Administrator may need to periodically reset the MA system’s network
settings.
Fixed IP Addresses Preferred For MA Server LAN Connections
When connecting the MA server to a network using dynamic IP addressing, the most consistent
connection uses fixed IPs.
Contact the Network Administrator and request a range of IP addresses to use for MA server
network setup.
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Configure Host (Windows) Network Settings
1. Display the Windows Network Connections window.
1
2
3
3a
3b
3c
3d
3e
4
2. Select the system’s Local Area Connection and display its TCP/IP Properties.
3. Click on the Use the following IP address button.
This opens the fixed IP network space.
To convert LAN IP from dynamic to fixed, requires assigning a Default gateway and
DNS servers to the existing LAN IP.
To do this:
a. Enter the given LAN IP in the IP address field.
In this example, 192.168.0.20.
b. Enter Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0.
c. Enter Default gateway IP.
This is selected from the IP range provided by the network administrator. In this
example 192.168.0.5.
d. Click on Use the following DNS server addresses.
e. Enter IPs for Preferred and Alternate DNS servers.
Select these from the IP range provided by the network administrator.
In this example 10.1.1.11 and 10.1.1.12.
For a fixed IP, the above settings already exist. Make a note of these settings because
they will be used later.
4. Click OK to save.
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5. Return to the network connections window and select the VMnet1 connection.
VMnet1 provides PC to VM connections.
Ignore VMnet8, it is an internal VM to PC connection.
5
7
7a
7b
8
6. Display the VMnet1’s TCP/IP Properties.
7. Select Use the following IP address and enter the following:
a. IP address - 10.11.11.10.
b. Subnet mask - 255.255.255.0.
This matches the LAN IP Subnet Mask.
8. Click OK to save.
Now configure the MA server’s VM network settings.
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Configure MA Server VM Network Settings
1. Open the VMware Server Console.
This should be running in the background. It is not necessary to shut it down.
1
4
2
3
8
9
5
6
10
Settings shown are for Network card eth0.
2. Click on the control line screen to enter the console’s work area.
Inside this area, use the keyboard for all actions.
Press Ctrl-Alt to return the Windows environment.
3. Login to PX MA in the virtual machine with root and toor1.
4. Open the YaST Tool by entering yast on the control line and pressing the keyboard
Enter key.
The YaST Control Center appears.
5. Select Network Devices and then Network Settings.
6. Use Tab key to select Network Port eth0.
7. Press Alt-I on the keyboard for editing the settings.
The Network Settings screen appears.
8. Enter eth0 IP address.
This IP must be within the range of Windows host system, for example:
The Windows Host System has the IP address 192.168.0.20. This is a common private
network IP address range.
Then, MA Server eth0 should have an IP address like 192.168.0.xxx. Often, 10 is a
good choice for xxx.
9. Return to the Network Settings screen by using the keyboard function key F10.
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10. Select Network Port eth1.
The Network Card Settings screen appears.
11. Enter the eth1 IP address.
This IP must be in the range of the VMNet1 IP Address of the Windows Host system
which is 10.11.11.10.
eth1 can be set fixed to 10.11.11.11 because the VMNet1 network is only used
between the VM and the Windows Host system. It is not accessible by other computers
in the Windows Host network.
Remember to set the Subnet Mask is set to 255.255.255.0.
12. Press F10 to finish.
13. Reboot the MA server in the VM or enter on the command line:
/etc/init.d/network restart.
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P2 Information
P2 Information
File Handling During Ingesting and Archiving
The most important issue when the MA server uploads and ingests content from a P2 card is that
the maximum size of a single video clip can not exceed 50GB in size.
Searching for and retrieving archived clips is simplified because the MA server maintains the
clips relationship on the P2 card from upload through storage on archive discs. Related clips are
kept together on a single disc or a sequence of discs. The MA shortlist for the content identifies
each clip and on which disc it is stored.
High Resolution Content
The MA server does not change the original high resolution content. It looks the same
regardless of the NLE that it is imported to.
P2 and PX MA Metadata
There can be two sets of metadata associated with a P2 file:
• Native P2 Metadata
This is the metadata that was added in the field, in-camera, during production and before
the clip is uploaded and ingested by the MA server. The P2 metadata downloads to the
NLE.
• PX MA Metadata
This is the data that is added using the ProxSys Media Upload Utility and/or one of the
MA server’s metadata editing functions. This metadata is maintained in the MA server
database and is used for searching and retrieving proxy preview files. PX MA metadata is
not compatible with P2 metadata and it is not downloaded to the NLE.
These two metadata sets are maintained separately.
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