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Dalet Flex Core is split into dashboards for each object type. You can access each of these by clicking the relevant tab in the global navigation. Dashboards offer similar functionality to ensure c...
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Events An event is something that happens in Dalet Flex at some point in time. Nearly every significant occurrence results in an event being created and stored. Event data is used extensively throu...
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In this section we will look at the basic navigational concepts found in Dalet Flex Core. By familiarising yourself with the navigation, you will be able to use Dalet Flex more productively. Dalet ...
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In order to access the Dalet Flex Core, you must first log in. To log in, you must have a user account created for you by a system administrator. Once they have done this, you can follow the steps ...
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Importing a Segmented Asset Through a Hot Folder Note: Currently we only support .m3u8 files if they are VOD and Event types. At present we don’t support .m3u8 with the manifest of live types. Note...
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An asset can be assigned a reference name. This name can be assigned by the system or by a user. The reference name provides a means of referencing an asset within an asset hierarchy. One can also ...
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A proxy asset is an asset which is created when a source asset is transcoded into a low-res version. The proxy asset always exists as a child of a source asset and serves as a means of browsing vid...
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An Image Sequence Asset is a package asset supported in the Flex Media Platform that encompasses file types such as DPX, EXR, and TIF file formats. DPX (Digital Picture Exchange) is a file format...
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As mentioned, assets typically reference a digital file and associated metadata. To ensure scalability and support for a range of file storage devices, Dalet Flex assets store their digital file in...
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Ingesting Assets You can ingest assets into the system using the Web Uploader or via a hot folder. To learn about the how to set up and use the FlexMOVE Web Uploader, please consult the FlexMOVE se...