path

The <path> element is the path to the media. The path can be relative or absolute. You can also use range brackets for file sequences.

/dir/clip.mp4
/dir/fileSequence/dpxSequence.[0-99].dpx

Note: Regarding files sequence and padding in the <path> element: The Gateway reconstructs a sequence as indicated by brackets. dpxSequence.[1-99].dpx indicates to the Gateway there are 99 dpx files named dpxSequence.1.dpx to dpxSequence.99.dpx. It can also manage padding. dpxSequence.[001-099].dpx is read as a sequence of 99 files named dpxSequence.001.dpx to dpxSequence.099.dpx.

In a Flame context, use the subFeedId attribute to pair up paths and create stereo spans.

<path subFeedId="Left">/dir/stereoClip.Left.[0-99].dpx</path>
<path subFeedId="Right">/dir/stereoClip.Right.[0-99].dpx</path>

The actual use and interpretation of the subFeedId attribute is left to the client application.

Attribute	Description	Data Type	Allowed Values	Attribute is...
type	The data type of the element.	character data	path	Implied
version	Version of the xml element.	unsigned integer	4	Implied
subFeedId	Use this attribute to further identify the type of feed. In a Flame context, you create stereo pairs by using the "Left" and "Right" values.	character data	any	Implied
encoding	The type of file listed in the path: either a file sequence (such a dpx sequence) or a single streaming media file (such as .mov).	character data	pattern file	Required

Children

Mandatory
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Parent

path

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