1. Using MediaWorks EXP¶
MediaWorks EXP provides several ways to locate, organize, and replay recordings stored on an Eventide NexLog Express recorder. Once the desired recordings have been found, they can be easily organized into incidents for saving and export. The recordings can also be examined, updated and listened to.
With MediaWorks EXP you can also live monitor channel(s), view the status of channel(s), and (if permitted) enable/disable recording on channel(s) for on-demand record/don’t record purposes. The data for each recording can be exported in several ways.
The information about using MediaWorks EXP includes:
Locating and Organizing Recordings
Viewing and Playing Recordings
Creating an Incident
Updating Recordings
Exporting Recording Data from an Incident
Monitoring a Recorder
Resource Search Groups
Archives
1.1. Accessing MediaWorks EXP¶
Open one of the supported browsers:
Google Chrome
Microsoft Edge (Chromium)
Mozilla Firefox
Enter the address of your NexLog Express recorder in the URL bar. The address will either be an IP address or a DNS address. Loading this page in the browser will bring you to a login page.
Fig. 1.1 MediaWorks EXP Login/Splash Screen¶
For MediaWorks EXP to connect to the recorder with HTTP, port 80 must be open; for HTTPS, ports 443. If you can’t connect, check with your network administrator that these ports are open.
1.2. Logging Into MediaWorks EXP Using Authentication Providers¶
New in version 2024.1.
License Required
This feature must be licensed to be used. Contact your Eventide Communications Dealer for assistance.
MediaWorks EXP can also log into the recorder using a Single Sign-On (SSO) method of authentication.
Fig. 1.2 MediaWorks EXP Authentication Login¶
Once configured, a user will be redirected to an authentication provider for login, then automatically logged into a MediaWorks EXP session.
For complete setup instructions, please refer to the “NexLog Express Authentication & Active Directory Implementation Guide” Section 9. “NexLog DX-FIPS ADFS Configuration”.