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The following are new parameters added to the init.config file.

Parameter Data type Default Function
<Locations>      
<GlobalGradeBinHome> String   Defines the location of the global Grade bin.
<LutHome> String [LUSTRE_HOME]/lut Defines the location of the LUTs.
<PresetsHome> String [LUSTRE_HOME]/presets Defines the location of the presets.
<PluginsHome> String [LUSTRE_HOME]/plugins Defines the location of the plugins.
<TemplatesHome> String [LUSTRE_HOME]/templates Defines the location of the templates.
<MediaBrowserHideFolders>      
<HideFolder> String degrain_cache, original, matte, marry_grade, and 128x96 Hides the degrain cache, original, matte, marry grade, and 128x96 folders from the file browser.
NoteYou can hide any additional folder by adding the folder name to the list.
<Wiretap>      
<PALImageAsepectRatio> Float 1.3333333333333 Applies the correct aspect ratio to PAL resolution footage rendered to the Wiretap server, but not imported from the Wiretap server.
<PathTranslationTable> String 0.0.0.0 Allows you to map hostnames to IP addresses, as well as to define path translation rules. See “Defining a Path Translation Table” in the Lustre 2011 Release Notes for more details.
<NTSCImageAspectRatio> Float 1.3333333333333 Applies the correct aspect ration to NTSC resolution footage rendered to the Wiretap server, but not imported from the Wiretap server.
<AVIO>      
<VtrTCTD> Integer 10 Timecode delay when you are writing to telecine tape with an HDCAM SR.
<PenTablet>
<TabletDevice> string name, integer left, integer right, integer top, integer bottom left=”7”, right=”7”, top=”10”, bottom=”15”

TabletDevice specifies parameters for each pointer device. The "name" attribute corresponds to the name of the device as found in the X.org configuration file, usually “wacom”, “eraser” or “cursor”.

For each device, the "left", "right", "top" and "bottom" attributes specify the device margins, as a percentage of the tablet width or height.

NoteThis keyword is only available for Windows® workstations.
<Miscellaneous>
<DPXHeaderOffsetCheck> State On When this keyword is enabled, Lustre reads the DPX / Cineon® file header of each frame in a sequence. This is useful when using DPX / Cineon files that have a different media offset within the same sequence of files. When disabled, Lustre reads only the first frame header of a sequence.
WarningTurning this keyword on can alter playback performance.