Oracle database service, TNS listener serviceĪ shared folder on the second server (failover) has to be accessible for all machines showing the rendered graphics.
Please refer to official Oracle documentation. Optional: Oracle 10g Database and Administrator Client 64-bit Oracle 11g Administrator Client 64-bit (standard edition) Viz Engine 3.x graphics data is stored on the Usually two database servers are installed where one is used for manual failover and to hold the Viz Engine 2.x data root. The VCP database is an Oracle database server. Vizrt recommends the use of remote preview that has no need for a local Viz Engine or graphics cards on the client machine. The Viz Content Pilot client gets its Viz One connection parameters from the VCP database. Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (recommended) Optional: If local preview using Viz Engine 2 is chosen, a mapped drive to Viz Engine’s data root is needed Mapped drive to Viz Object Store still store folder Read and write access to C:\%LOCALAPPDATA%\ VirtualStore\Program Files\vizrt\ Optional: Windows Media Player 11 for video clip preview in Viz Object Store.Īccess to Oracle client files and folders Optional: If you are using a local Viz Engine to preview video clips from Viz One, Viz Engine must be installed with video codecs (e.g. Optional: Viz World Client, VCP TimeCode Monitor, Viz PreCut. Optional: Oracle 11g or 10 g Runtime Client 32-bit Optional: Oracle 11g Instant Client 32-bit Shown below are machine specifications for a typical newsroom system setup, where VCP is the control application receiving the playlist.
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On the server side, the database serves all clients storing and retrieving content data for the control, delivery and triggering of graphics rendered on the graphics renderer Viz Engine. VCP 5.7 requires Media Sequencer version 1.23 or later. VCP requires an Media Sequencer for communication with Viz Engine and other systems. VCP requires an Oracle database as the back-end server. (Oracle database server) for templates and content, and the Viz Content Pilot (VCP) is built on a client-server software model where the VCP client connects to the
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