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CHAPTER 15
Content Management Application (CMA)
174 Axon Media Server User Manual
Moving User Content Files and Folders
User content can be easily moved between fixtures and your local drive as well as between
fixtures. Which method you use depends on:
• How much content you want to move
• What existing server content you want to preserve
• Whether the client machine is currently connected to the Ethernet fixture link
• If you want to maintain currently assigned content identification DMX values
• Which CMA version you are using (Windows or Mac OS)
There are several methods for moving User content files and media folders between media
servers to your local drive:
• Drag and Drop
• Copy and Paste commands
• Cloning transfers the User Content files and their DMX value assignments from one media
server to one or more server(s) on the fixture network.
• Creating a Content Archive
• Deploying a Content Archives the following table to determine the best method for your
situation.
Fixture Network
File-Transfer Method
Transfer Type
Notes
From Server
to Client
Machine
From Client
Machine to
Server(s)
Between
Networked
Server(s)
Drag and Drop Yes
Yes, if format is
valid for des-
attention folder
No
Does NOT preserve
DMX Values
Copy and Paste commands Yes Yes No
Clone No No Yes
Preserves DMX values and
Replaces any previous User
Content on destination drive
Deploying a Content
Archive
No Yes No
Creating a Content Archive Yes No No
Saves assigned DMX values
when creating archive from
content on a fixture
Downloading Content from a Media Server to Your Local Drive
The CMA supports downloading User content files or folders from a media server to your local
drive. To download a file or folder of User Content:
1. Display the Folder or File that you wish to move in the right pane of the CMA window
2. If the destination for the file on your local drive is visible, you can simply drag and drop the
folder or file to that location or an external drive connected to your computer.
OR
- Media Server 1
- Contacting High End Systems 2
- Declaration of Conformity 3
- Product Modification Warning 4
- FCC Information 4
- Important Safety Information 4
- Packaged Media Notice: 5
- Warranty Information 5
- Table of Contents 9
- Chapter 5: Tutorials 11
- Chapter 11: Global Functions 14
- Appendix A: DMX Protocol 20
- Chapter 1: 21
- Product Overview 21
- Graphics Engine 22
- CHAPTER 1 24
- Chapter 2: 25
- Setup and Configuration 25
- Replacing a Power Cord Cap 26
- Hardware Connections 27
- Mounting the Server 27
- Linking Axon 28
- Linking Configurations 29
- Powering On the Axon Server 30
- Software Setup 31
- Application (CMA) 32
- Configuring Axon 33
- Shutting Down the Server 34
- Chapter 3: 35
- Live Video Input and Control 35
- Chapter 4: 37
- Protocol Levels 39
- Axon Protocol Levels 40
- Lighting Console Tips 41
- Play Speed 42
- Mask Strobe 42
- Play Modes (Opacity) 42
- Control Channel Functions 42
- CHAPTER 4 44
- Chapter 5: 45
- Tutorials 45
- Define Graphic Object 1 46
- Define Graphic Object 3 46
- Create Crossfade Cues 46
- Apply Transparency Effects 47
- Define Graphic Object 2 48
- Lesson 5: Viewpoint 52
- Adjust Global Viewpoint Mode 53
- CHAPTER 5 54
- Chapter 6: 55
- Graphics Engine Overview 55
- Graphics Control Hierarchy 56
- Graphics Engine Function Flow 57
- Graphics Engine Functions 58
- Chapter 7: 59
- Content Selection Parameters 60
- Media Folder 61
- Media File 62
- Defining a Media File Segment 63
- Defining Playback 64
- Playback Speed 65
- CHAPTER 7 66
- Chapter 8: 67
- Rotation Parameters 69
- Y Rotation 70
- Z Rotation 71
- Scaling the Object 72
- Scaled 3 times in Y direction 73
- Changing Object Position 75
- Y Position 76
- Z Position 77
- CHAPTER 8 78
- Chapter 9: 79
- Visual Mode 80
- Visual Mode Options 82
- Exposure Control 85
- Fire Gradient 88
- Gray maker 1 90
- Gray maker 2 91
- Negative Art 93
- Posterizer 96
- Push to Red 97
- Push to Sepia 98
- Effect Mode Adjustments 101
- CHAPTER 9 104
- Chapter 10: 105
- Synchronization Parameters 106
- Chapter 11: 107
- Global Functions 107
- Global Control 112
- On-Screen Frame Statistics 113
- Masking Control 114
- Mask Size 115
- Mask Edge Fade 116
- Image Edge Fade 117
- Original media file 119
- Global Viewpoint Mode 120
- Viewpoint Position X 121
- Viewpoint Position Y 121
- Viewpoint Position Z (Zoom) 121
- CHAPTER 11 122
- Chapter 12: 123
- Adjusting the Collage Array 131
- Selected 132
- Collage Setup Example 133
- Spherical Mapping Setup Guide 134
- Spherical Mapping Tips 136
- CHAPTER 12 138
- Chapter 13: 139
- Effect Mode Color Options 140
- Chromakey 141
- Chromakey, Inverse 142
- CMY Add All Pixels 143
- CMY Add Non-black Pixels 143
- Color Cycle 144
- Color DeConverge 144
- Colorize Gray Scale 144
- Color to Alpha 145
- Color to Alpha, Inverted 145
- DotP and Resample 145
- Edge Fade Color 145
- Color Cycle 146
- Intensity Key 146
- Mask Color 147
- and Edge Fade Color 147
- RGB Add, All Pixels 147
- RGB Add2, All Pixels 148
- RGB Add to Non-black Pixels 148
- RGB Invert and Swap to BRG 149
- RGB Invert and Swap to GBR 149
- RGB Swap to BGR 150
- RGB Swap to BRG 150
- RGB Swap to GBR 150
- RGB Swap to GRB 151
- RGB Swap to RBG 151
- Scan Line 151
- Solarize 152
- Solid Color RGB 152
- Geometric Effect Options 153
- Chroma Shift 154
- Curved Surface Support 154
- Downward Vertical Streaks 156
- Drop Shadow 157
- Edge Detect Black and White 157
- Edge Detect Color 158
- Faux LED 158
- Faux Tile 159
- Film Roll 159
- Framing Shutter Emulation 160
- Fuzzifier 162
- Gaussian Blur 162
- Horizontal Mirror 163
- Image Scale and Rotate 163
- Magnifying Lens 164
- Pan and Scan 167
- Picture in Picture 167
- Pixelate 168
- Pixel Twist 168
- Raindrop 168
- ShakeNBake 169
- Sinewave, Circular 169
- Sinewave, Horizontal 170
- Sinewave, Vertical 170
- Vertical Slats 171
- Horizontal Slats 171
- Spherical Mapping 172
- Texture Mixing 174
- Texture Ripple, Circular 175
- Texture Ripple 176
- , Horizontal 176
- Vertical 176
- Transparent Wipes 177
- Zoom Blur 178
- Chapter 14: 179
- General Troubleshooting 180
- CHAPTER 14 182
- Chapter 15: 183
- Launching the CMA 184
- Auto Discovery 185
- Launching the CMA on Axon 185
- The Management Client Window 186
- Preloaded Stock Content 188
- Custom User Content 188
- Media Files 189
- 3D Object Files 189
- Viewing Content 190
- Viewing Files 191
- Managing User Content 192
- Valid DMX Values 193
- Moving Files Between Fixtures 195
- Archiving User Content 196
- Deploying a Content Archive 197
- Cloning User Content 198
- Deleting Content 199
- DMX Summary 199
- Upgrading Software 200
- Viewing Server Configuration 202
- Server Tab 204
- Fixture Tab 205
- Lamp Tab 206
- Test/Reset Tab 206
- Display Settings Tab 208
- Configuration Example 209
- Chapter 16: 211
- Restoring the System 211
- Appendix A: 215
- DMX Protocol 215
- Commands 216
- Global Effects 218
- Global Mask 228
- Global Image Edge Fade 229
- Global Keystone Correction 230
- Global Viewpoint 230
- Graphic 1 Functions 232
- Graphic 1 Content Definition 232
- Graphic 1 Synchronization 233
- Graphic 1 Effects 233
- Graphic 1 Rotation 245
- Graphic 1 Scaling 246
- Graphic 1 Position 246
- Graphic 2 Functions 247
- (Standard, Dual) 247
- Graphic 2 Content Definition 247
- Graphic 2 Synchronization 248
- Graphic 2 Effects 248
- Graphic 2 Rotation 260
- Graphic 2 Scaling 261
- Graphic 2 Position 261
- Graphic 3 Function 262
- (Standard Protocol) 262
- Graphic 3 Content Definition 262
- Graphic 3 Synchronization 263
- Graphic 3 Effects 263
- Graphic 3 Rotation 275
- Graphic 3 Scaling 276
- Graphic 3 Position 276
- Appendix B: 277
- Creating 3-D Objects 278
- Managing Custom Content 278
- Mechanical 279
- Computer 279
- Operation 279
- Environmental Specifications 280
- Male XLR Connector 281
- Female XLR Connector 281
- APPENDIX C 282
- Appendix D: 283
- Safety Information 283
- Appendice E: 284
- Anhang E: 285
- Apéndice E: 286
- Vigtig Sikkerhedsinformation 287
- APPENDIX D 288
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