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Interplay® | MAM Export to MAM Guide
Version 2.10.0
Contents Using This Reference ....................................................................... 4
Symbols and Conventions .......................................................................................... 4 If You Need Help ......................................................................................................... 5 Avid Training Services ................................................................................................ 5
1 Introduction ....................................................................................... 6
2 Getting Started .................................................................................. 7 Basic Configuration Steps ........................................................................................... 7 Initiating “Export to MAM” in MediaCentral | UX ......................................................... 7 Input Parameters ......................................................................................................... 9
Target Object Classes ........................................................................................... 9 Archive Sections .................................................................................................. 10 Resolving the Archive Section ............................................................................. 10 Extending the Configuration ................................................................................. 10 Using Mixed Attachments .................................................................................... 11 Hidden PAM2MAM Parameters ........................................................................... 11 Using a Placeholder Object ................................................................................. 12 Importing Sub Clips .............................................................................................. 12
3 Process Model ................................................................................. 16 Business Process Flow ............................................................................................. 16 Script Task Description ............................................................................................. 18
Initialize ................................................................................................................ 18 ArchiveInMam ...................................................................................................... 19 ArchiveSubClipsinMam ........................................................................................ 19 ArchiveInMam_PostError ..................................................................................... 19 CheckResult ......................................................................................................... 20
4 Data Model ....................................................................................... 21 Process Class PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM ................................................................ 21
Attributes .............................................................................................................. 21 Compound Attribute P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS .................................... 22
Object Class .............................................................................................................. 23 Legal List PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS .......................................................... 23 Legal List PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS .......................................................... 23 Templates.................................................................................................................. 24
CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM ........................................................... 24 CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_FEATURE ........................................ 25 CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_RUSHES .......................................... 25 CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_TRAILER .......................................... 26
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CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_VIDEO .............................................. 26 P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM ............................................................................... 27 P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_ADMIN ................................................................. 27
5 Configuration ................................................................................... 29
6 General Notes, Known Issues, and Pitfalls ................................... 31 Refreshing the PAMAdapter Configuration ............................................................... 31
Disclaimer ........................................................................................ 32
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1 Introduction
This document describes the business process “Export to MAM” which is delivered with the Mam.Kit.Production package.
Before version 2.9, the “Export to MAM” process was named “Archive Production Assets in MAM.”
The Export to MAM business process is designed to export assets (master clips, sub clips, or sequences) from Avid Interplay | Production (PAM) to Interplay | MAM. The business process is initiated in the Avid MediaCentral | UX and uses the PAM2MAM business process as a sub-process.
The following topics provide basic information about the Export to MAM business process:
• Getting Started
• Process Model
• Data Model
• Configuration
• General Notes, Known Issues, and Pitfalls
For additional information, see the following documents:
• Interplay | MAM MAM2PAM Guide
• Interplay | MAM PAM2MAM Guide
• Interplay | MAM PAM Restore Guide
2 Getting Started
The following topics provide information on how to get the Export to MAM process running, how the process is initiated in the UI, and how additional target object classes can be configured:
• Basic Configuration Steps
• Initiating Export to MAM in MediaCentral UX
• Input Parameters
Basic Configuration Steps
The Export to MAM process requires the following basic configuration steps:
1. Ensure that the Mam.Kit.Production installation package is installed and configured properly.
2. Ensure that the Mam.Kit.Production.Common installation package is installed and configured properly.
3. Ensure that the Mam.Core.MediaCentralConnection package is installed.
4. Ensure that the Interplay MAM and Interplay Production systems to be used are configured in MediaCentral UX.
5. In MAM System Administrator, select the MPI configuration profile, therein select the section for your workgroup (such as PAM/Workgroup), and provide a value for the following setting:
MediaCentralSystemId: System ID of the Production system used in MediaCentral (for example, for the Media Index)
Initiating “Export to MAM” in MediaCentral | UX
You can trigger the Export to MAM process in MediaCentral UX, as described in the following procedure.
1. Sign in to MediaCentral UX.
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2. Find and select the master clips, sub clips, and sequences you want to export to MAM.
3. Click the Pane Menu button, select Actions and the system that runs the process. Then select the Export to MAM process type and one of its submenu items: either a target object class or ‘All object classes’ to select the target object class in the dialog box that opens.
4. Do the following to submit the Export to MAM process:
a. (Optional) Provide a main title for the process. If you provide an empty title, the default title “Exporting Asset(s)” is used.
b. Select a target object class in the Export to MAM dialog box. If you have not used the ‘All object classes’ option, the target object class is already set.
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c. (Option) Check the Create new asset check box if you want to export the assets again even they have been exported before. If the check box is not checked, a metadata update is performed for the already exported assets.
Sub clips attached to the process are always imported as new assets. After they are exported in Interplay MAM, they are treated as Interplay MAM objects that do not show any reference to the original sub clip in Interplay Production.
d. (Option) Check the Archive on tape check box if you want to archive the essences in MAM on tape.
e. (Option) Check the Import related sub clips check box, to initiate the import of sub clips belonging to the master clips attached to the process (see also Importing Sub Clips).
f. (Option) Check the Create associated sub clips check box if sub clips are to be imported as associated object, referencing essences from its master clip. Uncheck the check box if sub clips are to be imported as independent object, holding its own essences, without any connection to its originating master clip.
The Create associated sub clips setting is only effective if the Import related sub clips check box is checked.
To monitor the process in the Progress pane:
Open the Progress pane and monitor the Export to MAM process:
a. Initializing: The process initializes.
b. Export to MAM: The process exports the assets in MAM.
c. Checking result: The process checks the results.
d. Finished: The process has finished.
Input Parameters
The following topics provide information on input parameters, how the mapping between target object classes and archive sections is working, and how mapping can be extended:
Target Object Classes
The target object class which is selected by the user during process initialization is represented by the legal list PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS.
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Archive Sections
The archive sections are configured in the MPI profile under the section path PAM/<WorkgroupSection>/Archive/<ArchiveSection> and provide information on how an Export to MAM process is to be handled.
Resolving the Archive Section
Before the archive section can be resolved for each asset in the process attachment list, the workgroup section has to be resolved. This is done using the system ID of the attachment which has to match the MediaCentralSystemId configuration setting in the workgroup section.
After the workgroup section has been resolved, the archive section is resolved by the legal list ID related to the selected label of the target object class. The value has to match the ArchiveLegalListId configuration setting in the archive section.
The following rules apply when configuring the settings for section resolving:
• The mapping of PAM system IDs to the MediaCentralSystemId setting in the workgroup sections has to be unique. Only one workgroup section can have the same value for the MediaCentralSystemId setting.
• Under a dedicated workgroup section, the mapping of a PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS legal list ID to the ArchiveLegalListId setting in the archive sections has to be unique. Only one archive section under a dedicated workgroup section can have the same value for the ArchiveLegalListId setting.
Extending the Configuration
By default, the following target object classes are supported which are mapped to different default archive sections in the default workgroup section Workgroup:
Target Object Class Legal List ID Archive section
Feature 0 AsFeature
Rushes 1 AsRushes
Trailer 2 AsTrailer
Video 3 AsVideo
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To support additional configuration settings, do the following:
1. Create a new entry in the PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS legal list with an informative label.
2. In the MPI profile, copy and rename an archive section in the default workgroup section.
3. Configure the new archive section as needed and set the ArchiveLegalListId setting to the ID of the newly created legal list entry in the PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS legal list.
Using Mixed Attachments
If you want to use the Export to MAM business process with assets mixed from different PAM systems, the following rules apply:
• For every PAM system you want to export assets from, configure a dedicated workgroup section in the MPI profile using the PAM system ID in the MediaCentralSystemId setting.
• For every PAM system you want to export assets from, configure an archive section with the legal list ID of the selected target object class for the ArchiveLegalListId in the related workgroup section.
Hidden PAM2MAM Parameters
Some input parameters are set in the Export to MAM process dialog box; additional parameters for the PAM2MAM sub-process are hidden by configuration.
In the resolved archive section, the value of the ProcessAttributeMapping setting points to a subsection of the ProcessAttributeMapping section in the MPI profile (such as
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ProcessAttributeMapping/Default). The following settings in this section control additional input parameters for PAM2MAM:
• DO_POST_PROCESSING: Determines if the PAM2MAM sub-processes are using a post processing script
• DO_VIDEO_IMPORT: Determines if the PAM2MAM sub-processes are importing the video files into MAM
• IN_AUDIO_FORMAT: The audio resolution to export
• IN_VIDEO_FORMAT: The video resolution to export
Using a Placeholder Object
The PAM2MAM process supports the usage of a placeholder object which is used to import the asset from PAM.
To support this functionality in the Export to MAM process, the sub-attribute IN_DMGUID was added to the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS multi-value compound attribute.
A custom workflow implementation for the ArchiveInMam_PreProcessing script task can set this sub-attribute for its current line of the multi-value compound attribute.
If the IN_DMGUID sub-attribute is set, the ArchiveInMam script task uses its value to set the IN_OBJECT_DMGUID attribute when starting the PAM2MAM sub-process. Additionally, the IN_DO_UPDATE attribute is set to “1”.
Importing Sub Clips
The Export to MAM process handles archiving of PAM sub clips in different ways, depending on the process input parameters.
Sub clips are attached directly to the process In this case, each sub clip is exported as an independent MAM object holding its own essences. Neither a connection to the originating PAM sub clip nor to the related PAM master clip is stored in MAM.
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Process input parameter P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_IMPORT is set to ‘true’ In this case, for each master clip attached to the process the related sub clips are identified. Subsequent processing of the sub clips depends on the value of the process input parameter P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_ASSOCIATED.
Process input parameter P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_ASSOCIATED is set to ‘true’
The sub clips are exported as associated objects. Sub clip and related master clip are connected by an association in MAM. The sub clip references its master clips essences. The sub clip in MAM contains the MOB ID of its counterpart in PAM, which enables restoring it to the PAM at a later point in time.
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Process input parameter P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_ASSOCIATED is set to ‘false’
In this case, sub clips are handled as if they were attached directly to the process. Archiving therefore leads to independent objects in MAM. The master clip and the sub clip are exported to MAM. The sub clip is exported as independent object with no connection to its origin master clip.
Possibly a sub clip is directly attached to the process and in addition is part of the processing by its relation to an attached master clip. If the input parameter P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_ASSOCIATED is set to “false,” the duplicate is filtered and only one object is created in MAM.
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Which object class is used for the sub clip creation is determined by the input parameter P_PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS. If it is not set, the value of the setting SubclipObjectClassId is used.
3 Process Model
The following topics provide basic information on the Export to MAM process:
• Business Process Flow
• Script Task Description
Business Process Flow
The following illustration shows the graphical Export to MAM process model.
The first step of the process is its initialization by the script task “Initialize.” If an error in this script happens, the process exits in the state “Initialize failed”.
Then the “GlobalPreProcessing” script task is executed. By default, this script is skipped. It provides a pre-processing model for executing custom workflows implemented as script tasks. Executing a specific pre-processing task can be achieved by providing an according configuration via the “BPMProcesses” profile. If the script task fails, the process exits in the state “Pre-processing failed”.
As next step the “ArchiveInMamSub” parallel sub-process is reached. The following illustration shows the graphical model of the sub-process.
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For each attached master clip, sequence, or sub clip an own parallel sub-process thread is started.
1. It begins with the “ArchiveInMam_PreProcessing” script task. By default, this script is skipped. It provides a pre-processing model for executing custom workflows implemented as script tasks. Executing a specific pre-processing task can be achieved by providing an according configuration via the “BPMProcesses” profile. If the script task fails, the process executes the “ArchiveInMam_PreError” script task. It sets information about the failed pre-processing in the process object.
2. The parallel sub-process continues with the “ArchiveInMam” script task. It triggers a PAM2MAM process for archiving the current master clip, sequence, or sub clip in MAM. If an error happens during the execution of this script, the information is saved in the process object, but the process does not fail and continues.
3. The script task “ArchiveSubClipsInMam” task is executed if the following conditions are met:
• The current asset is of type master clip.
• The process input parameters P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_IMPORT and P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_ASSOCIATED are both evaluating to “true”.
• The current master clip has at least one related sub clip.
This script task triggers a PAM_IMPORT_SUBCLIP process archiving the current master clip related sub clips. If an error occurs during the execution of this script, the information is saved in the process object, but the process does not fail and continues.
4. As the last step of the parallel sub-process, the “ArchiveInMam_PostProcessing” script task is executed. Like the “ArchiveInMam_PreProcessing” script task, it is skipped by default. Using the “BPMProcesses” configuration profile a customer specific script can be injected. If the script task fails, the process executes the “ArchiveInMam_PostError” script task. It sets information about the failed post-processing in the process object.
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When all parallel sub-process threads are finished, the “CheckResult” script is the last task that is executed by default. It analyzes the information of the process and detects if the overall state of the process is successful or not.
The “GlobalPostProcessing” script is always executed, even any of the previous steps failed. Like the “GlobalPreProcessing” script task, it is skipped by default. Using the “BPMProcesses” configuration profile a customer-specific script can be injected. If the script task fails, the process exits in the state “Post-processing failed.” If it succeeds, the follow-up state of the process depends on the previous progress of the process. If everything went fine and the overall process state was successful, it changes to the state “Finished.” If an error state was reached before executing the “GlobalPostProcessing” script task, this error state is kept and is not overwritten.
Script Task Description
The Export to MAM process uses different script tasks, as described in the following sections.
Initialize
The “Initialize” script does the following:
• Reads the input parameters and validating that they are set correctly
• For each attached master clip or sequence it does the following:
• Resolves the system type, system ID, asset type, and asset ID from the global ID
• Validates that the system type is interplay and that the asset type is sequence or masterclip
• Detects the correct MPI workgroup configuration section by matching the system ID
• Detects the correct MPI archive configuration section below the matched workgroup configuration section by matching the legal list ID of the selected target object class
• Resolves the MOBID of the asset using the InterplayBusService on the ACS bus
• Resolves the folder path of the asset using the InterplayBusService on the ACS bus
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• Stores all the gathered information in a line of the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC attribute of the process
ArchiveInMam_PreError
The “ArchiveInMam_PreError” script does the following:
• Sets the error flag and the error message for the failed “ArchiveInMam_PreProcessing” script task in the line of the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC related to the current parallel sub-process
ArchiveInMam
The “ArchiveInMam” script does the following:
• Reads the information from the line of the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC related to the current parallel sub-process
• If the IN_DMGUID sub-attribute of the current P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC line is set, this value is used as input parameter for the IN_OBJECT_DMGUID attribute of the PAM2MAM sub-process
• Reads the configuration settings needed as input parameters for the PAM2MAM sub-process
• Acquires the “Pam_ArchiveInMam_Pam2Mam” resource
• Starts the PAM2MAM process
• Monitors the PAM2MAM process
• Releases the “Pam_ArchiveInMam_Pam2Mam” resource
ArchiveSubClipsinMam
For each sub clip related to the current master clip, a PAM_IMPORT_SUBCLIP process is started, handling the object creation in MAM.
ArchiveInMam_PostError
The “ArchiveInMam_PostError” script does the following:
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• Sets the error flag and the error message for the failed “ArchiveInMam_PostProcessing” script task in the line of the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC attribute related to the current parallel sub-process
CheckResult
The “CheckResult” script does the following:
• For each line in the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC attribute it does the following:
• Reads the error information from the current line of the P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS MVC
• If an error was set, the error message is concatenated to the error messages of the previous failed iterations
• Defines a corresponding process overall state
4 Data Model
The data model provided with the Mam.Kit.Production package contains several elements that are required for using the Export to MAM process. The following topics provide information about the process-specific data model elements:
• Process Class PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM
• Object Class
• Legal List PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS
• Templates
Process Class PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM
The process class PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM contains the following attributes needed for archiving assets in Interplay MAM.
Attributes
Attribute Type Description
MPI_WF_PARAMETERS Text Represents the process arguments for the current script task mapped in a SWoDL struct variable.
P_PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS Legal list Contains the index of the chosen legal list entry. See Legal List PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS.
P_PAM_ARCHIVE_ON_TAPE Boolean Flag determining whether or not the PAM2MAM archives the HiRes material on tape.
P_PAM_ASSET_COUNT Integer [3] The number of attached master clips and sequences.
P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS Compound Contains information about the master clips and sequences attached to the process.
P_PAM_CREATE_NEW_ASSETS Boolean Flag determining whether or not the PAM2MAM creates a new asset, even if the same asset has been exported before. If set to false and the asset has been exported before, a metadata update is performed.
P_PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS Legal list (Optional) Is set to an entry of the legal list
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Attribute Type Description
PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS, defining an object class if associated sub clips are imported. If this value is not set, the sub clip object class is determined by the configuration setting.
P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_IMPORT Boolean Flag determining whether or not the referenced sub clips of a master clip are imported (see also Importing Sub Clips).
P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_ASSOCIATED Boolean Flag determining if sub clips, referencing a master clip, are imported in MAM as associated or independent objects (see also Importing Sub Clips).
This attribute is only relevant if the attribute P_PAM_SUBCLIPS_IMPORT is set to ‘true’.
Compound Attribute P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS
The P_PAM_ASSET_INFORMATIONS compound attribute has the following sub-attributes:
Sub-Attribute Type Description
ARCHIVE_SECTION Text [256] Archive section in the MPI profile matching the selected value for the P_PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS attribute.
ASSET_TYPE Text [64] The type of the asset: masterclip, sequence, or subclip.
DO_SUBCLIP_HANDLING Boolean Flag determining if a master clip’s sub clip references must be handled.
ERROR_MESSAGE Text [1024] Error message with information if archiving failed.
HAS_ERROR Boolean Flag determining if archiving failed.
IN_DMGUID Text [64] DMGUID of an existing object as input for the PAM2MAM process.
INTERPLAY_URI Text [256] Interplay URI reference to the asset in PAM.
MOBID Text [256] MOBID of the asset in PAM.
PAM_FOLDER_ASSET_URI Text [256] Interplay URI reference to the asset in PAM including the folder path.
PAM2MAM_ID Text [64] GUID of the PAM2MAM sub process handling the
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Sub-Attribute Type Description
respective asset.
SUBCLIPS_STRUCT_ARRAY_INFO Text Information of a master clip’s sub clip references in form of a SWoDL struct array.
TITLE Text [256] The display name of the asset in PAM.
WORKGROUP_SECTION Text [256] Workgroup section in the MPI profile matching the system ID of the asset’s URN.
Object Class
The Export to MAM process does not require a specific object class but uses the PAM2MAM process. Every object class meeting the criteria of the PAM2MAM process also works for the Export to MAM process.
Legal List PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS
The legal list PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS contains entries for matching the archive sections in the MPI profile. See Extending the Configuration on page 10.
Legal List PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS
The legal list PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS contains entries for matching the archive sub clip sections in the MPI profile. This section holds information that is necessary for archiving sub clips by the PAM_IMPORT_SUBCLIP process.
The legal list index references the corresponding section in the MPI profile. The following example shows the mapping of index ‘0’ to the default section in the MPI profile delivered with the Mam.Kit.Production package.
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Legal List Administrator: Index ID System Administrator: key
For more information, see the documentation of the PAM2MAM_SUBCLIP process.
Templates
The following templates are designed for the Export to MAM process:
• CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM
• CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_FEATURE
• CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_RUSHES
• CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_TRAILER
• CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_VIDEO
• P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM
• P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_ADMIN
CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM
The create template for the Export to MAM process contains all attributes that are required to start the process.
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CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_FEATURE
CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_RUSHES
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CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_TRAILER
CREATECAT_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_VIDEO
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P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM
The P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM template contains information for end users.
P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_ADMIN
The P_PAM_ARCHIVE_IN_MAM_ADMIN template contains information for administrators.
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5 Configuration
The Export to MAM process uses the MPI profile to provide specific configuration settings that are listed in the following.
For additional information, see the Interplay | MAM Configuration Settings Reference.
PAM/<WorkgroupSection>
In the PAM/<Workgroup> section this is the process-specific setting:
• MediaCentralSystemId: The System Id representing the PAM Workgroup in Media Central.
PAM/<WorkgroupSection>/Archive/<ArchiveSection>
In each PAM/<Workgroup>/Archive/<ArchiveSection> section these are the process-specific settings:
• ArchiveLegalListId: The legal list ID mapping an entry of the PAM_ARCHIVE_OBJECT_CLASS legal list to this archive section
• ProcessAttributeMapping: The ProcessAttributeMapping configuration to apply to this Archive configuration.
• SubclipObjectClassId: The legal list ID mapping an entry of the PAM_SUBCLIP_OBJECT_CLASS legal list to this archive section.
ProcessAttributeMapping/<ProcessAttributeMappingSection>
In each ProcessAttributeMapping/<ProcessAttributeMappingSection> section these are the process-specific settings:
• DO_POST_PROCESSING: Flag to start the post processing script
• DO_VIDEO_IMPORT: Flag to start the video import process
• IN_AUDIO_FORMAT: This key represents the attribute IN_AUDIO_FORMAT which is filled with the given value from the PAMAdapter ('useCurrentResolution').
• IN_VIDEO_FORMAT: This key represents the attribute IN_VIDEO_FORMAT which is filled with the given value from the PAMAdapter ('useCurrentResolution').
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For information on the configuration settings used by the PAM2MAM sub-process, see the Interplay | MAM PAM2MAM Guide.
6 General Notes, Known Issues, and Pitfalls
The following topics provide information on general issues to keep in mind when using the Export to MAM process:
• Refreshing the PAMAdapter Configuration
Refreshing the PAMAdapter Configuration
If you modify the configuration of the MPI profile, restart the PAMAdapter because it reads the configuration only on startup.
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