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Installation and User Guide
Contents
About This Guide........................................................................ 5

Intended Audience .............................................................................. 5
Finding Specific Information in This Guide ............................................ 6
Writing Conventions ............................................................................ 7
Related Documentation ....................................................................... 8
Obtaining Documentation .................................................................... 8
Purchasing Manuals .................................................................... 13
Unpacking/Shipping Information ........................................................ 14
Unpacking a Harris Product ......................................................... 14
Returning a Harris Product ........................................................... 14
Technical Support .............................................................................. 15
Getting Started.......................................................................... 17
Overview ........................................................................................... 17
Bandwidth and Client Connectivity .................................................... 31
Limiting Client Bandwidth in Final Cut Pro ................................... 33
Connecting to the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway ............................ 38
Connecting from Final Cut Pro Workstation ................................ 40
Connecting from Windows Client workstation ............................ 42
Working with Media ............................................................... 47

System Requirements ......................................................................... 48
Updating your Mac ..................................................................... 48
Installing NEXIO Final Cut Pro Plug-ins ................................................ 50
Configuring System Preferences .................................................. 57
Workflow Overview ........................................................................... 64
Tips on NEXIO Browser ................................................................ 70
Editing Your Media ............................................................................ 70
Exporting Media .......................................................................... 71
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Playing Your Media to Air ................................................................... 75

Additional Final Cut Pro Plug-ins ......................................................... 75
NEXIO Sync .................................................................................. 76
Viewing Stories and Scripts Via the NRCS Tool ............................. 77
NEXIO Timeline .................................................................................. 82
InstantOnline ...................................................................................... 84
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About This Guide
About This Guide provides an overview of this guide, describes guide

conventions, and tells you where to look for specific information. This
section also provides important information on unpacking and shipping
your Harris product.
This guide introduces and describes procedures for installing and using a
NEXIO® FCP Integration Gateway.
If the information in the release notes shipped with your product differs
from the information in this guide, follow the instructions in the release
notes.
Intended This guide is intended for users installing and using a NEXIO FCP
Integration Gateway.
Audience
6 About This Guide
Finding This table shows the location of specific information in this guide.
Specific Table 1 Finding Specific Information in This Guide.
Information in If you are looking for Go to

This Guide Overview information about NEXIO FCP Chapter 1: Getting
Integration Gateway (NX1010FCP) Started on page 17
Information on accessing media from the Chapter 2: Working with
NEXIO SAN Media on page 64
Information on exporting media to the Chapter 2: Working with
NEXIO SAN Media on page 70
Information on playing media to air Chapter 2: Working with
Media on page 77
Information on troubleshooting NEXIO FCP Chapter 3:
Integration Gateway issues Troubleshooting on
page 87
NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway 7
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Related NEXIO LLM User Guide (175-000308-03)

NEXIO NX1010 Series Hardware Guide (175-00043-00)
Documentation NEXIO NX1010FCP Software Installation Guide
(175-100179-00 REV B)
NX1010 Series Installation Quick Start (175-100037-00 REV A)
NEXIO Safety and Compliance Booklet (175-000364-02)
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1 Getting Started
This chapter describes how to start and begin using the NEXIO® FCP
This chapter includes the following sections:

Overview on page 17
Bandwidth and Client Connectivity on page 31
Connecting to the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway on page 38
Overview The FCP Integration Gateway allows third party video editors and
browsers to connect to the NEXIO server system as though it were a
network share. From this network share, editors and browsers can play
media from the NEXIO RAID set in file formats preferred by the third party
applications.
The FCP Integration Gateway is a solution combining the NX1000/

NX1010 hardware platform with the FCP Integration Gateway software
applications.
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Preparing the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway to

accept Client Connections
Once the NX1000FCP/NX1010FCP hardware is connected / configured to
work with the NEXIO network and NEXIO SAN (refer to the NEXIO
NX1010 Series Hardware Guide [175-00043-00 REV A] for the detailed
physical connection and setup and the NEXIO NX1010FCP Software
Installation Guide [175-100179-00 REV B] for detailed software
installation instructions), you will need to verify that the LLM and CIFS
Server Applications are running on the FCP Integration Gateway.
To prepare the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway

With the NX1000FCP/NX1010FCP powered on, you will see two icons on
the desktop (LLM and CIFS Server).
Figure 1-1 CIFS Server icon

Double-click on the CIFS Server shortcut.
This will launch the LLM and the CIFS Server application.
1 Verify that the LLM displays all of the server nodes connected to the
NEXIO system as well as a proper logical disk (as per your NEXIO system
configuration).
The CIFS Server Application will show STATUS: Ready once it has
properly indexed the database and is ready to accept client connections.
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Figure 1-2 LLM and CIFS Server Windows
At this point, you can update your Mac (go to Updating your Mac on
page 48) or if you wish to change server settings, continue on with the
following steps.
2 In the Tools menu on the CIFS Server application, select from one of the
following three options, as shown in Figure 1-3:
System Setup
OR
Logging
OR
Users
Figure 1-3 CIFS Server- Tools Menu

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System Setup
a Go to Tools > Setup to control following:
Change Share name (this is used when you connect the Client
Computer to the NX1000FCP/NX1010FCP Gateway).
Change the Audio Config (this setting is only used when you copy
MOV files directly into the MOV folder through Finder or Windows
Explorer).
Select Stereo if your MOV file was exported from Final Cut Pro
with mixed Stereo audio channels.
Select Mono if your MOV file was exported from Final Cut Pro
with discreet mono audio channels.
Select Enable clips in record to allow growing clips to be displayed
through FCP Gateway
The default duration will be 360 minutes of any I-frame clip
(DV25/50/100, IMX) [that is currently growing (in record)] and will
be displayed through FCP Gateway.
Select Opened files delete protection if you want files that are
being accessed (in Final Cut Pro or QuickTime Player for example) to
be protected from deletion by other machines connected to the
NEXIO network.
Select Thumbnails if you would like thumbnail images created
(viewable in the CIFS Server applications clip properties window).
Select the files formats that you would like available and displayed
through the FCP Gateway.
Leave FTP un-selected, as it is not used at this time. Also, you will not need
to change the LLM Host settings.
b Click OK when you are done making your setup changes.

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Logging
a Go to Tools > Logging to display the logging configuration window.
The CIFS Server application on the FCP Integration Gateway allows you to
set various logging options in order to diagnose problems.
You can set a different logging level for each separate component of the
CIFS Server application. These components are:
Table 1-1
Module Function
APP Monitors user interface and
configuration diagnostics
SRV Monitors connections and
disconnections from clients to the
Gateway
LST Monitors the listening device which
waits for new connections from clients
to the Gateway
SMB Monitors data transfers between the
Gateway and clients
FTP Monitors FTP connections (not used)
FS2 Monitors the opening and closing of
files between clients and the Gateway
LL Monitors communication between the
CIFS Server application and the LLM
application
TR Monitors data transfer diagnostics
between the Gateway and clients
DTA Monitors the conversion of data from
various formats to Harris formats
DBM Monitors the database management
processes on the Gateway
NXDB Monitors the connection between the
CIFS Server application and the
PostgreSQL database
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Logging Levels
Off – None
Errors – Only serious errors are logged
Warnings – Serious errors, minor errors warnings are logged
Debug – Serious errors, minor errors, warnings and diagnostic data
are logged
Selecting Debug for a module will result in a very large amount of data
being logged. This may impact performance of the CIFS Server. Only set
logging modules to Debug when instructed to do so by Harris Support.
b Click OK when you are done making your logging configuration

changes.
Users
If you would like to view a list of the user accounts, add a user, or remove
a user, do the following:
a Go to Tools > Users to display a list of user accounts that are

currently on the NEXIO SAN.
You will use one of these user accounts when connecting the Client
Computer to the Gateway.
To add a user
1 Click New.
The New User window appears.
2 Enter the new user name in the Name field.

3 Select which privileges the new user will have:
Delete access: ability to delete only
Admin access: all rights
4 Select which permissions the new user will have:

NewsFlash
NXOS
5 Click OK.
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To delete a user
1 Select the user that you want to delete.

2 Click Delete.
The account will be removed from the user list.
3 Click Close.
Listing Clips
1 In the View menu on the CIFS Server application, select List Clips.
2 Right-click on a clip ID to view its properties.

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With the LLM and CIFS Server Application running and set properly, you
are ready to connect a client computer to the Gateway.
Bandwidth and Due to the variations in hardware and software that Harris doesn’t control,
Harris does not guarantee real time playback from NEXIO through the
Client Mac client. If the sequence is completely rendered and all content is on
the Mac client, then it’s completely up to the Mac to play it out.
Connectivity
With the 2.1 release of the FCP Integration Gateway, you can connect up
to 7 clients per Gateway.
The recommended number of Final Cut Pro workstations that you should
use simultaneously depends on the video format and bitrate that you are
working with.
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Figure 1-4 shows the total number of video streams that can pass through
a single NX1000FCP to the attached Final Cut Pro client machines. The
total number of streams is affected by bit rate and the number of FCP
clients connected.
Figure 1-4 NX1000FCP Video Streams
Figure 1-5 shows the total number of video streams that can pass through
a single NX1010FCP to the attached Final Cut Pro client machines.
Figure 1-5 NX1010FCP Video Streams

Harris recommends the following guidelines when connecting Final Cut

Pro workstations to the NX1000FCP/NX1010FCP. These guidelines assume
approximately 4 real-time video streams per client.
DV25
up to 7 clients
DV50
up to 5 clients with NX1000FCP
DVCPROHD
AVC-Intra
IMX (30/40/50
up to 7 clients
XDCAM HD (35)
up to 7 clients
XDCAM EX
up to 7 clients
XDCAM HD422
Limiting Client Since the number of available video streams through the FCP Integration
Bandwidth in Final Gateway is not limited on a per client basis, by default, any one client may
Cut Pro use as many video streams as are available through the NX1000FCP/
NX1010FCP. Therefore (especially when connecting the maximum number
of clients to the NX1000FCP/NX1010FCP) it is necessary to use the
settings in Apple's Final Cut Pro application to limit the real-time streams
for each individual Final Cut Pro workstation. By doing this, you can
ensure that no one client will ever take more bandwidth (or play more
streams) than any other FCP workstation.
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To limit the number of real-time streams in Final Cut Pro

1 Open Final Cut Pro and go to the Final Cut Pro menu and select System
Settings.
Figure 1-6 System Settings Menu Option
Figure 1-7 Playback Control Tab

2 Select the Playback Control tab.

3 Click the RT pull down menu and select Safe.
4 Click OK.
Figure 1-8 User Preferences Option
5 Next, go to the Final Cut Pro menu and select User Preferences.
6 In the User Preferences window, select the General tab and select Limit
real-time video to.
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Figure 1-9 General Tab
7 Once you have made this selection, you will have the option to enter a
maximum bandwidth number (in megabytes per second). To limit each
client to 4 streams, multiply the bitrate of your chosen video format by 4
and enter this number in the MB/s field.
Tip: Don't forget to convert from megabits per second to megabytes per
second.
Example:
Table 1-2 Maximum Bandwidths

Megabits Megabytes
per second per second FCP setting
Format
(Mbit/s) w/ (MB/s) w/ for 4 streams
audio audio
DV25 28.8 3.6 16
DV50 57.6 7.2 32
DV100 120 15 60
XDCAM EX 40 5 20
XDCAMHD35 40 5 20
8 This operation should be repeated on all Final Cut Pro workstations

connected to the FCP Integration Gateway.
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Connecting to Before you begin working with content, you must ensure that you
connect the Final Cut Pro Workstation to the NEXIO FCP Integration
the NEXIO FCP Gateway. To connect to the FCP Integration Gateway, you will need the
FCP Integration Gateway IP address and CIFS share volume name or the
Integration Name Service (e.g., cifs://NX1000FCP/NEXIO1). Contact your system
administrator if you need this information.
Gateway
Connect 4 Client machines directly to 4 Ethernet ports on the FCP
Figure 1-10 NX1000FCP Physical Connection

Or connect 4 ports of the Gateway to the Switch and then connect Client
computers to the Switch. (See Figure 1-11 )
Figure 1-11 NX1010FCP Physical Connection w/ Switch
Do not map more than 2 clients per port.
Access Media Export Media

Connect to NEXIO
Through FCP Through FCP Play Edited Media
FCP Integration Edit Media
Integration Integration from NEXIO Server
Gateway
Gateway Gateway
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Connecting from To connect to the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway from your Final
Final Cut Pro Cut Pro workstation
Workstation
1 Connect your Final Cut Pro Workstation to the NEXIO Media Gateway.
From the Apple Go menu, click Connect to Server.
The Connect to Server window appears, as shown in Figure 1-12.
Tip: You can also use the shortcut, Apple Key + K.
In the resulting Connect to Server window, type:

cifs://[the IP address of your NEXIO Media
Gateway]/[the name of your CIFS Share] or the
Name Service share name
cifs://[NAME]/[SHARE]
For example, if the IP address of your CIFS Server is 172.16.248.20 and

your name is NEXIO1, then the address would be cifs://172.16.248.20/
NEXIO1.
Example of Example of
IP Address shared
volume
Figure 1-12 Connect to Server Screen
2 Click Connect. A System Authentication dialog box appears.

Figure 1-13 System Authentication Dialog Box (Mac OSX 10.4.11)
Figure 1-14 System Authentication Dialog Box (Mac OSX 10.5)
3 Enter your NEXIO server system user name and password.

You do not need to enter a Workgroup or Domain value when connecting
with Mac OSX 10.4.11. When you click OK, the shared drive appears
showing four folders: AIFF, LXF, MOV and Timelines (stills) as shown in
Figure 1-15.
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Connection
to shared
volume
Figure 1-15 Connection to Shared Volume Screen
Connecting from Connecting to the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway from a

Windows Client Windows client workstation
workstation With the version 2.1 release of the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway, it is
now possible to connect to the FCP Integration Gateway from client
computers running the Microsoft Windows operating system. This allows
you to see NEXIO SAN content on a normal windows shared drive.
The FCP Integration Gateway does not currently support “On-SAN”

editing with Windows based non-linear editing applications. At this time,
the Windows client connection is provided for drag / drop, copy / paste
access to NEXIO SAN content (eliminating the need to use FTP for these
operations).
1 From a Windows Explorer window, go to Tools > Map Network Drive

(Figure 1-16).
Figure 1-16 Map Network Drive Menu
2 In the resulting Map Network Drive window, choose a drive letter you
would like to use and type the path of the NEXIO FCP Integration
Gateway as shown below (being sure to include the network share name).
Figure 1-17 shows an example entry were the IP address of the NEXIO FCP
Integration Gateway is “211.111.111.24” and the share name is
“NEXIO1”.
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a Select “Reconnect at logon” to allow Windows to connect to the

NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway automatically when Windows starts.
Figure 1-17 Map Network Drive: Reconnect
3 Click Finish.
4 Enter a user name and password that exists on the NEXIO SAN. Click OK.
A Windows Explorer window appears, displaying five folders (AIFF, LXF,

MOV, Stills and Timelines) that contain specific content on the NEXIO SAN.
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Figure 1-18 shows an example of the MOV folder when opened,

displaying QuickTime content.
Figure 1-18
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2 Working with Media
This chapter discusses the workflow for accessing NEXIO media with Final
Cut Pro®.
This chapter includes the following sections:

System Requirements on page 48
Installing NEXIO Final Cut Pro Plug-ins on page 50
Configuring System Preferences on page 57
Accessing NEXIO Media on page 64
Editing Your Media on page 70
Viewing Stories and Scripts Via the NRCS Tool on page 77
This chapter assumes that your Final Cut Pro Workstation is physically
connected to the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway’s network via Gigabit
Ethernet.
(The NEXIO Browser and NEXIO Export plug-ins should be installed on

your Final Cut Pro Workstation.) The following section, Installing NEXIO
Final Cut Pro Plug-ins, describes how to do this.
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System Your Final Cut Pro Workstation must meet the following system
requirements.
Requirements
Final Cut Pro 6.0.6 or 7.0.1 or later
Mac OS X v10.5.8 or 10.6.2 or later
QuickTime 7.6 or later
Updating your Mac Apple frequently releases critical updates for both Mac OS X and Final Cut
Pro. Installing these updates is important to ensure maximum
performance, stability and security. Unless otherwise noted, Harris
recommends installing all available updates from Apple before connecting
to the FCP Gateway.
To update your Mac

1 Click the Apple menu in the upper-left corner of the screen and select
Software Update.
Figure 2-19
2 Install all available updates. Administrative privileges are required.

Figure 2-20
3 If you are notified to restart the computer, do so immediately.

Repeat this process until no new updates are available. Note that some
updates are pre-requisites to other updates, so always run Software
Update at least twice to ensure that no new updates are available.
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Installing Before you can begin working with media from the NEXIO system to your
Final Cut Pro Workstation, the NEXIO Browser and NEXIO Export plug-ins
NEXIO Final must be installed on your Final Cut Pro Workstation.
Cut Pro Additionally, you have the option of installing NEXIO Sync and NRCS Tool.
NEXIO Sync notifies a Final Cut Pro user when the duration of a clip in
Plug-ins record has changed. NEXIO NRCS Tool allows you to view stories and
scripts from a newsroom computer system, such as ENPS, iNEWS, or
OCTOPUS. To do this, a NEXIO MOS Gateway is also required. You can
also add NEXIO Timeline and NEXIO InstantOnline. NEXIO Timeline allows
Final Cut Pro users the ability of importing their Velocity ESX or Velocity
PRX timelines for finishing. NEXIO InstantOnline is designed to allow Final
Cut Pro users the ability of exporting their sequences to InstantOnline III
for conforming.
To install FCP plug-ins
This document assumes that the Final Cut Pro Workstation is physically
connected to the NEXIO Media Gateway (via gigabit Ethernet), that the
NEXIO FCP Gateway is properly configured with the CIFS Server software,
and that Final Cut Pro 6.0.6 or 7.0.1 is currently installed on the Apple
Workstation.
1 Insert the Installation media that shipped with your NEXIO FCP Integration
Gateway into the Final Cut Pro Workstation.
On the installation media, you will find the installer for the Harris FCP
plug-in Suite.
2 Double-click on the NEXIO FCP Plug-in Suite.mpkg installer to install

the NEXIO FCP plug-ins.
Figure 2-21 NEXIO FCP Plug-in Suite Icon

The NEXIO FCP Plug-in Suite Welcome screen appears, as shown in

Figure 2-22.
Figure 2-22 NEXIO FCP Plug-in Suite Welcome Screen
3 Click Continue.
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The License Agreement window appears.
4 Click Continue.
The License Acceptance dialog appears.
5 Click Agree.
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The Installation Type window appears.
6 Click Install to perform a standard install.

A standard install includes the following:
NEXIO Browser
NEXIO Export
OR
Click Customize to perform a customized install.

A customized install can include any of the following:
NEXIO Browser
NEXIO Sync
NEXIO Timeline
NEXIO InstantOnline
NRCS Tool
NEXIO Export
Click Install when all desired software has been selected.
The following password dialog will appear.

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7 Enter your user name and password.

8 Click OK.
The Install Complete window appears.
The NEXIO FCP plug-ins that you selected have been successfully installed.
9 Click Close.
Configuring System Upon installing plug-ins, configure system preferences.

Preferences
To configure system preferences
1 Click the Apple icon and select System Preferences from the drop-down
menu.
The System Preferences window appears.

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2 From the System Preferences window, click on the NEXIO icon.
Mac OS X supports two levels of software configuration. One is at the

per-user level, and the other is system-wide. The NEXIO FCP Plug-in Suite
supports both configuration levels for convenience.
On systems where every editor will use the same settings, the system-wide
settings can be configured once, and new users will not need to make any
changes. On systems where each editor has specific settings that need to
be used, per-user settings can be configured so each user’s access is
tailored to their needs.
Per-user and system-wide configurations can co-exist on the system, and

you can decide to use the system-wide settings if you choose by selecting
the Use system configuration checkbox.
The NEXIO Preference window appears. There are three preference tabs:
Database
Table Columns
General
If the preference pane is locked, click the lock icon and enter your
administrator name and password to unlock the pane.
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3 Click the Database tab to set the database preferences.
Enter the IP address: Enter the IP Address of your NEXIO Media

Gateway (the same IP Address that you entered to connect the FCP
Workstation to the NEXIO Media Gateway).
Enter the User ID: Enter postgres
Enter the password: Enter nxdb
Enter the InstantOnline III IP address: Enter the InstantOnline IP
address if you have an IOL and have installed the InstantOnline
plug-in. (see InstantOnline on page 84)
4 Click the Table Columns tab.
5 Select individual metadata fields you wish to display in the NEXIO

Browser window. (You can click Clear All to clear all columns before
making your selection.)
OR
Click Select All to select all columns.
6 Click Rename User Fields to rename User Fields #1,2, 3, and 4.

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7 Click OK.
8 Click the General tab.
9 Enter the NEXIO SAN Path: Set this path to the MOV folder on the NEXIO
volume you created when connecting to the Media Gateway.
You can click on the folder to the right to browse and select.
10 Enter where you want copies of the files to reside.

You can click on the folder to the right to browse and select.
11 Once all of the options are set correctly, click the red button (upper left
corner) to save your settings and exit the Preferences window.
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Workflow The general workflow of accessing and exporting media from the NEXIO
system to your Final Cut Pro Workstation looks like this:
Overview

Connect to NEXIO
Gateway
Gateway Gateway
Tip: Before you begin, confirm that you are connected to the NEXIO FCP
Integration Gateway. See Connecting to the NEXIO FCP Integration
Gateway on page 38 for more information about connecting to the
server.
Accessing NEXIO Media

You can begin accessing content from the NEXIO SAN after you have
successfully connected to the FCP Integration Gateway.

Connect to NEXIO
Gateway
Gateway Gateway
To access media through the FCP Integration Gateway

1 Connect your Final Cut Pro Workstation to the NEXIO FCP Gateway.
(See Connecting to the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway on page 38.)
Next, you will be prompted for a username and password.
Figure 2-23 System Authentication Dialog Box (Mac OSX 10.4.11)
Figure 2-24 System Authentication Dialog Box (Mac OSX 10.5)
2 Enter your NEXIO server system user name and password.

3 You do not need to enter a Workgroup or Domain value when connecting
with Mac OSX 10.4.11. When you click OK, the shared drive appears
showing four folders: AIFF, LXF, MOV and Timelines (still).
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4 Launch the Final Cut Pro application.
5 In the Final Cut Pro File menu, go to Import > Harris NEXIO.
Now that all of the settings are correct, you should see all of the clips on
the NEXIO SAN displayed in the NEXIO Browser and you can begin to
navigate and access the clips as needed.
1. Project Selector 4. Preview Window
5. Duration 6. Timecode
2. Clip Count 3. Search Field
10. Send to 11. Save to

Bin Button Local Button
7. MediaBase 8. Clips List 9. Preview Window
Sizing Button
12. Error
Information
13. Audio Selection
Figure 2-25 NEXIO Browser Interface
Tip: Refer to Table 2-3 for a detailed description of each section of the NEXIO
Browser Interface.
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Table 2-3 Browser Interface Description

1. Project Selector The Active Project Selector determines which
active FCP project bin the files will be sent to
when they are sent or saved using the Send
to Bin or Save to Local Buttons.
2. Clip Count The clip count displays the total number of
clips that are in the clips list.
3. Search Field The Search field is used to search for
specific clips on the NEXIO SAN.
4. Preview Window The Preview window allows the user to
watch clips prior to sending them to their
project for editing.
5. Duration Displays the entire duration time of the clip.
6. Timecode Displays the timecode of the clip’s current
position.
7. MediaBase Tree The MediaBase Tree sorts and lists the clips
by type.
8. Clips List The clip list displays the clips on the NEXIO
SAN that are available for use in FCP.
9. Preview Window Click and drag this button to resize the
Sizing Button Preview window.
10. Send to Bin The Send to Bin button sends the currently
Button selected clip in the list (not the clip that is
loaded in the preview window) to the active
project’s main bin. Multiple clips may be
selected. This does not copy the clip to the
local Workstation; it only creates a link to
the clip that resides on the NEXIO SAN.
Table 2-3 Browser Interface Description

11. Save to Local The Save to Local button is used to copy
Button the currently selected clip in the list (not the
clip that is loaded in the preview window)
from the NEXIO SAN to the local FCP
Workstation. Multiple clips may be selected.
12. Error Information The error information displays any errors or
warnings that may occur (usually due to
incorrect preference settings).
13. Audio Selection Click the drop down button (to the right of
the playback controls) to display the audio
track drop-down menu. Select the desired
audio track or choose “Select All” or
“Deselect All”.
Tip: To navigate the NEXIO Browser window, you can use the mouse or the
keyboard.
6 Select the file(s) you wish to edit by single clicking the mouse on a clip in
the list to highlight the clip.
Tip: To select multiple files, use Shift or Apple + Click.
Double-click the mouse on a clip in the list to load the clip into the
Preview window or select the clip and click Enter.
Once a clip is loaded into the Preview window, use the play / pause
controls under the Preview window with the mouse to control
playback.
Use the up / down arrow keys to select clips in the list. Arrow up or
down to highlight the clip in the list.
Once a clip is loaded into the Preview window, press the SPACEBAR
or use the play controls to start and stop playback.
When you have selected the clip(s) in the list that you wish to edit, you
have two options.
Click Send to Bin to send the clip(s) to the Final Cut Pro bin. This
does not save the clip(s) to your local machine.
OR
Click Save to Local to save the clip(s) to your local Final Cut Pro
Workstation and then send the clip(s) to the Final Cut Pro bin.
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You can now edit your media in Final Cut Pro.
Tips on NEXIO You can use NEXIO Browser to preview clips and select clips for editing in
Browser Final Cut Pro.
Note the following:
The Send to Bin and Save to Local buttons use the selected clip(s) in
the list, not the clip that is loaded in the Preview window.
The clip(s) are sent to the main bin of the active project.
Editing Your Once you have sent the clips needed for your project into the bin, you can
edit the NEXIO media as you would edit any other locally saved media
Media using Final Cut Pro.

Connect to NEXIO
Gateway
Gateway Gateway
Refer to your Apple Final Cut Pro User’s Manual to answer any questions
or address any concerns regarding Final Cut Pro operation.
Exporting Media NEXIO Export is used for outputting the timeline sequence from FCP to a
single file for playback on the NEXIO Server system.
You can export content to the NEXIO SAN once you have finished editing
your piece in Final Cut Pro.

Connect to NEXIO
Gateway
Gateway Gateway
Before accessing NEXIO Export, make sure you have your Final Cut Pro
Workstation connected to the NEXIO Media Gateway. Also, verify that you
have properly set NEXIO preferences (NEXIO Export uses the connection
and SAN path information from NEXIO preferences).
Secondly, make sure you are using one of the supported formats for your
Final Cut Pro sequence settings (if you are not using a supported sequence
setting, NEXIO Export will give an error message).
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These sequence setting formats include:

DV NTSC 48 kHz
DV NTSC 48 kHz Anamorphic
DV PAL 48 kHz
DV PAL 48 kHz Anamorphic
DV50 NTSC 48 kHz
DV50 NTSC 48 kHz Anamorphic
DV50 PAL 48 kHz
DV50 PAL 48 kHz Anamorphic
DVCPRO - PAL 48 kHz
DVCPRO - PAL 48 kHz Anamorphic
DVCPRO HD - 1080i50
DVCPRO HD - 1080i60
DVCPRO HD - 720p50
DVCPRO HD - 720p60
XDCAM HD - 1080i50 (35 Mb/s VBR)
XDCAM HD - 1080i60 (35 Mb/s VBR)
IMX NTSC (30 Mb/s)
IMX NTSC (40 Mb/s
IMX NTSC (50 Mb/s)
IMX PAL (30 Mb/s)
IMX PAL (40 Mb/s)
IMX PAL (50 Mb/s)
XDCAM HD422 1080i50 (CBR)
XDCAM HD422 1080i60 (CBR)
XDCAM HD422 720p50 (CBR)
XDCAM HD422 720p60 (CBR)
XDCAM EX 1080i50 VBR
XDCAM EX 1080i60 VBR
XDCAM EX 720p50 VBR
XDCAM EX 720p60 VBR
To export media from Final Cut Pro to the NEXIO Server System
1 When you are finished with your edit, you've verified the correct settings,
and you are ready to export a flattened clip, go to the Final Cut Pro File
menu and choose Export > Harris NEXIO.
Figure 2-26 Final Cut Pro File Menu

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The NEXIO Export dialog box appears.
Figure 2-27 NEXIO Export Dialog Box
2 Enter the ID of the clip. (This is the clip name you used for your finished
edit.) You can also use the ”pull-downs“ at the right of the text box to
choose a pre-existing or “empty” ID.
3 (Optional) Enter the Agency. This is an optional field that can be used to
group/categorize your clips with other similar clips on the NEXIO SAN. You
can also use the ”pull-downs“ at the right of the text box to choose a
pre-existing Agency.
4 (Optional) Enter a Description. This is an optional field that lets you enter
descriptive information about your finished clip.
5 (Optional) Enter additional information in the User Fields (1-4).
6 Click OK to begin the export. A progress bar appears while the export
takes place.
A few seconds after the export begins, you should see the new ID appear
in the MediaBase on any client attached to the NEXIO SAN. This new ID
will be available for playback or use by any of the clients attached to the
NEXIO SAN.
Once the export is complete, the new clip appears in NEXIO Browser and
can be previewed or seen listed in MediaBase on an attached NEXIO
server.
Playing Your Once the export from Final Cut Pro is finished, your newly created clip is
available for playback on any NEXIO server in the system.
Media to Air

Connect to NEXIO
Gateway
Gateway Gateway
Additional The following describes the additional Final Cut Pro Plug-ins:
Final Cut Pro NEXIO Sync
Plug-ins NEXIO NRCS

NEXIO Timeline
NEXIO InstantOnline
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NEXIO Sync NEXIO Sync notifies a Final Cut Pro user when the duration of a clip in
record has changed. If the editor is using media from the NEXIO Server
that is in record, NEXIO Sync will activate. The user can then update at
their discretion, and Final Cut Pro will be notified of the new clip duration,
and synchronize itself with the clip. The new duration of the clip is
immediately visible in the Final Cut Pro project bin.
Usage
NEXIO Sync is displayed as a menu item in the right hand side of the
Mac OS X menu bar. When Final Cut Pro is not running, it will be hidden.
When Final Cut Pro is opened, NEXIO Sync becomes visible in the menu.
The menu item has two display states. When there are no clips with
available updates, the word "NEXIO" is displayed in gray. When a clip
becomes available for update, the word "NEXIO" is displayed in red. If the
menu is red, the NEXIO Sync menu will display the list of the clips available
for updating. The user can select an individual clip to update in Final Cut
Pro, or select all clips at once. There is also a quit option in the menu.
Figure 2-28 NEXIO Sync Menu
Figure 2-29 No Updates Available
This icon appears when no updates are available.
Figure 2-30 One or More Updates Available
This icon appears when one or more updates are available.

If the user chooses the quit option, they will need to re-open NEXIO Sync
from the Applications folder to re-enable it, or log out and back into the
operating system. The quit option is displayed in both the gray and red
state.
Additional Notes
If material from a clip in record has been manually rendered by the
user, the rendered portions of the timeline will become unrendered
once the record is stopped.
If a clip in record is loaded in the Final Cut Pro viewer window, it will
become unloaded when an update to the clip is issued.
Viewing Stories The NEXIO NRCS Tool is used to view scripts and stories from a newsroom
and Scripts Via the computer system (iNEWS, ENPS, Octopus, etc).
NRCS Tool
Before accessing the NRCS Tool, make sure you have your Final Cut Pro
Workstation connected to a NEXIO MOS Gateway that is connected to the
Newsroom Computer System.
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To view a story /script via NRCS tool

1 Once the NRCS Tool plug-in is installed, you can access the plug-in from
the Final Cut Pro File menu by choosing Import > Harris NRCS.
Figure 2-31 NRCS Tool Plug-in
This will launch the NRCS Tool.

Figure 2-32 NRCS Main Window
Figure 2-33 NRCS Warning Dialog

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Once the NRCS Tool has been launched, you will need to set the
preferences.
2 With the NRCS window active, select the NRCSTool menu and choose
Preferences or click Preferences.
Figure 2-34 NRCS Tool Preference Window
3 Enter information for each of the following preferences:

MOS server IP: Enter the IP address of the NEXIO MOS gateway.
mosID: Enter the MOS ID of your newsroom computer system.
ncsID: Enter the computer name of your newsroom computer (the
ENPS, iNews, Octopus, etc. server).
4 Click OK.
Once the preferences are correctly entered, you should now see the active
rundowns and stories in the NRCS Tools main window (you may need to
press the refresh button).
The active rundowns are listed in the upper left hand pane of the NRCS
Tool.
If you click on an active rundown, the associated stories for that

rundown will be displayed in the upper right hand pane of the NRCS
Tool window.
When you click on a story (in the upper right hand pane), the script
for that story will be displayed in the bottom pane of the NRCS Tool
window.
5 When a story is highlighted, press Tele-Prompt to display that story’s

script in a scrolling window.
The script will begin to scroll from the beginning, at a rate pre-defined by
the read rate set in your newsroom computer system.
Once the script reaches the end, it will automatically start over from the
beginning.
6 To stop the Tele-Prompt text or to restart the Tele-Prompt text from the
beginning, click Close or ESC to close the window. Then click
Tele-Prompt again to restart the prompter.
To record a voice-over
To record a voice-over while reading the script from your newsroom
computer system, do the following:
a Open your Final Cut Pro project.

b Mark an IN point on the timeline sequence where you want the
voice-over of your story to begin.
c Open Final Cut Pro's voice-over tool.
d Launch the NEXIO NRCS Tool.
e Select the story / script you will be reading.
Tip: Place the NRCS Tool window in an area of the screen that does not cover
FCP's voice-over tool.
f Click Tele-Prompt on the NRCS Tool.

g When the NRCS Tool's prompter appears, click Record on the FCP
voice-over tool.
The NRCS Tool's prompter will continue to scroll through the script text
while you record your voice-over in FCP.
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NEXIO The NEXIO Timeline plug-in should be installed if your NewsForce system
includes Velocity ESX high resolution On-SAN editors or Velocity PRX low
Timeline resolution editors (version 1.3 or newer). The NEXIO Timeline plug-in is
designed to allow Final Cut Pro users the ability of importing their Velocity
ESX or Velocity PRX timelines for finishing.
When installed, the Final Cut Pro editor simply chooses “Harris
NEXIOTimeline” from FCP’s File > Import menu. (Figure 2-35)
Figure 2-35 Timeline Plug-in
The Final Cut Pro user is then presented with a finder window that points
to the Timelines folder on the NEXIO SAN. Any Velocity ESX or Velocity
PRX timeline that has been exported for use in Final Cut Pro will be
displayed here. (Figure 2-36)
Figure 2-36
Select the desired Velocity ESX or Velocity PRX timeline (XML file) and
choose “open,” the timeline will appear in the Final Cut Pro bin ready for
further editing.
Please see the Velocity ESX or Velocity PRX user guide for more details on
exporting timelines for Final Cut Pro.
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InstantOnline The NEXIO InstantOnline plug-in should be installed if your NewsForce

system includes an InstantOnline III automatic conforming engine. The
NEXIO InstantOnline plug-in is designed to allow Final Cut Pro users the
ability of exporting their sequences to InstantOnline III for conforming.
This allows the editor to quickly move on to their next edit job without
tying up the Final Cut Pro workstation with the rendering of the final
output.
InstantOnline III currently supports the conforming of Final Cut Pro

sequences that contain video, audio and graphics that are stored on the
NEXIO shared storage. Final Cut Pro sequences that contain local content
(or local content combined with NEXIO SAN content) will not be processed
by InstantOnline III.
In addition to supporting cuts only sequences, InstantOnline III will

conform sequences containing a limited number of Final Cut Pro effects.
These effects include SMPTE wipes, dissolves, audio level changes and
graphic overlay. If a sequence sent to InstantOnline III contains other
advanced effects, the final output may be aborted or the effects will be
replaced or ignored.
When installed, the Final Cut Pro editor simply highlights the sequence to
be exported and chooses “Harris InstantOnline” from FCP’s File > Export
menu. (Figure 2-37)
Figure 2-37 InstantOnline Plug-in
The editor is then prompted for an ID name (required) as well as an

Agency (optional) and Description (optional). (Figure 2-38)
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Figure 2-38
1 Enter ID, Agency, and Descripton.

2 Click Send.
The sequence is immediately sent to InstantOnline III for processing. The
Final Cut Pro workstation can be used while InstantOnline III is creating
the final ID.
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Index
A NEXIO FCP Server

connecting to 38
Accessing Media 64 NRCS
recording a voice-over 81
C NRCS Tool
viewing media 77
customer support 15
E P
Editing Your Media 70 Playing Your Media to Air 77
F R
related documentation 8
FCP Integration Module
importing media 65
Final Cut Pro S
system requirements 48
support 15
finding information 6
system requirements 48
I T
Installing NEXIO Plug-ins 50
technical support 15
intended audience 5
N W
Workflow Overview 57
NEXIO Browser writing conventions 7
installing 50
tips 70
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The FCP Integration Gateway is a solution combining the NX1000/

Preparing the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway to

To prepare the NEXIO FCP Integration Gateway

Figure 1-1 CIFS Server icon

Double-click on the CIFS Server shortcut.

Figure 1-2 LLM and CIFS Server Windows

Figure 1-3 CIFS Server- Tools Menu

b Click OK when you are done making your setup changes.

b Click OK when you are done making your logging configuration

a Go to Tools > Users to display a list of user accounts that are

2 Enter the new user name in the Name field.

4 Select which permissions the new user will have:

1 Select the user that you want to delete.

2 Right-click on a clip ID to view its properties.

Figure 1-4 NX1000FCP Video Streams

Figure 1-5 NX1010FCP Video Streams

Harris recommends the following guidelines when connecting Final Cut

To limit the number of real-time streams in Final Cut Pro

Figure 1-6 System Settings Menu Option

Figure 1-7 Playback Control Tab

2 Select the Playback Control tab.

Figure 1-8 User Preferences Option

Figure 1-9 General Tab

Table 1-2 Maximum Bandwidths

8 This operation should be repeated on all Final Cut Pro workstations

Figure 1-10 NX1000FCP Physical Connection

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In the resulting Connect to Server window, type:

Enter the IP address: Enter the IP Address of your NEXIO Media