Pipeline User's Guide - Telestream

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Chapter 4, Implementing Pipeline Workflows C H A P T E R Implementing Pipeline Workflows To implement Pipeline workflows, which capture or play out media on Mac OS X or Windows, you’ll need to install Pipeline software. Use this chapter to determine your workflow and system requirements, and to install, update, or uninstall Pipeline software. Topics Note Telestream recommends that you only install Pipeline Control on a computer that is not hosting FlipFactory, Vantage, Agility, Episode Engine, or other media processing applications: intense disk and CPU consumption can interfere with proper operation of both applications. When you install or update Pipeline client software, you may have to upgrade the firmware revision in your Pipeline hardware. � Pipeline Application Feature Comparison (page 25) � Workflow System Requirements (page 27) � General Pipeline System Setup Information (page 27) � Disk Buffering Details (page 36) � Disk and Network Requirement by Media Format (page 38) Note If you haven’t installed the Pipeline yet, proceed to Chapter 2, Pipeline Hardware, Installation & Setup on page 5 before continuing. Before you use a Pipeline to capture and play out media, the device must be configured using Pipeline Administrator (Chapter 5, Using Pipeline Administrator on page 44). PIPELINE APPLICATION FEATURE COMPARISON Pipeline software includes two applications – Pipeline Control and Pipeline Plugin for Episode and Final Cut Pro, compared below. 4 25
26 Chapter 4 Implementing Pipeline Workflows Pipeline Control. Pipeline Control is available for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, Windows 2008 Server, and Windows 7. You can use Pipeline Control to capture or play out media from/to Pipeline SC, Pipeline Quad, and Pipeline HD Dual. Pipeline Plugin for Final Cut Pro and Episode | Episode Pro. The feature set of Telestream's Pipeline applications vary by platform, and by program type - application or plugin. The following table identifies the features implemented in each Pipeline program: Table 4–1. Feature comparison of Pipeline client applications Pipeline Software Features Pipeline Control (Windows) Pipeline Control (Mac OS X) Pipeline Log & Capture Plugin Supports Pipeline HD Dual � � � Supports Pipeline SC and Pipeline Quad � � � 24-hour recurring record � � 24-hour recurring playout � Log & Capture with deck control � � � Triggered manual and automated capture � � Print to Tape – Insert Edit � � � Print to Tape – Assemble Edit � � � Print to Tape – Crash Playout � � � Web Service API � � Open directly from Final Cut Pro � Open directly from Episode Desktop � Edit while capturing � � � � Transcode while capturing (FlipFactory|Episode Engine) Import Pipeline G4G EDL files � � � Import|Export Final Cut Interchange files � � � Create QuickTime Open files directly � � Create QuickTime Closed files directly � � � Create TIFO files directly � � Controlled Playout (Virtual VTR) � Video Wall � Create Avid AAF/MXF OPAtom files directly (Available only on 32 bit OS) Create Generic MXF DNxHDOP1a files with with DV|DVCPro|IMX video essence � � � � November, 2012
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