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In order to taste what new features are coming with Galicaster 1.2.0 a Release candidate is released with a brief documentation. h2. Prerequisites
To try this release you must fulfill these prerequisites:
...Once you have your unit ready to go
h2. Install Galicaster:
* Download the package:
* Run Galicaster with mock devices (bars, static and noise)
* Download the profiles and copy then on ~/profiles
* Download the package:
* Run Galicaster with mock devices (bars, static and noise)
* Download the profiles and copy then on ~/profiles
h2. Migrate Mediapackage for 1.1.x to 1.2.x
Mediapackages are compatible with both versions but we have included new information concerning the status of the operations. Then, only one file will be modified, the others will remain unaltered.
...h2. Install Galicaster:
* Download the package:
* Run Galicaster with mock devices (bars, static and noise)
* Download the profiles and copy then on ~/profiles
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* Download the package:
* Run Galicaster with mock devices (bars, static and noise)
* Download the profiles and copy then on ~/profiles
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h2. New features:
If you have used Galicaster before, you won't find many changes visually. Most of the work has been focused on new Operations upon packages, provida a Profile matrix and improve the Ingest service.
Other internal changes will be visible on further releases, when we release new plugins and features that are not ready yet.
h3. Profiles
Other internal changes will be visible on further releases, when we release new plugins and features that are not ready yet.
h3. Profiles
A profile is a group of tracks configurated to run together to record a Mediapackage. Each profile can have one or many tracks, usually from 1 to 4 (two videos and two audios). You can shift between profiles on the profile menu, clicking on Load Profile on the left bottom corner of the welcome page.
...h3. New operations
We have included two new operations: export to zip and make a size by size. All the operations, including ingest, can be triggered immediately or nightly (00 am local by default).
h4. Zip
h4. Zip
The "export to zip" operation will zip without compression a mediapackage on the user main folder (usually /home/user/
On further release wes will improve the export to facilitate a direct export to shared folders and usb units
h4. Side by Side
On further release wes will improve the export to facilitate a direct export to shared folders and usb units
h4. Side by Side
The "side by side" will create a single file video with a side-by-side composition of both presenter and presentation videos. The audio will be attached to. The video is exported to mp4 extension and will be placed on the user main folder.
...h3. Ingest improvements
In this new version of Galicaster Ingesting is more flexible. You can choose a immediate or a nightly ingest style, separately on manual and scheduled recordings. You also may configure the starting time of the nightly ingests.
...h3. Configuration differences between 1.1.x and 1.2.0
Basically, your configuration will work on the new release.
Your track setup will be considered the "default" profile, so if you don't select a profile, or the profile name is wrong, the default profile will be loaded.
Your track setup will be considered the "default" profile, so if you don't select a profile, or the profile name is wrong, the default profile will be loaded.
...workflow = full
workflow-parameters = trimHold:true
workflow-parameters = trimHold:true
h3. Media Manager new look
Media Manager has suffered some changes:
* Instead of ingest we have operations
* Each operation status is shown on the Manager
* Colors only affects operation
* Colors are configurable
* Classic color scheme is available and configurable (only set colors upon ingest status)