Delivery methods (a.k.a. Actions)
How a job is actually done in Plint is defined by its Delivery method (also called an Action). Additional methods are continuously added.
Report
The simplest delivery method allows a user to click a button and report the job as Done. This wil...
Online editing
Online editing jobs allow any user to originate or translate in Plint using their browser. The co...
Online review
Akin to online editing, Online review enables files in standard formats (doc, video, pdf ...) to ...
Media upload
This delivery method serves a very specific purpose: to supply the system with video (a "proxy") ...
File upload
Unlike Media upload, File upload jobs support multiple files. This delivery method simply "delive...
Review/QC using MQM tools
Plint Subtitler supports a review mode where each change/error is logged according to a standardi...
Auto create subtitles
This automatic action converts a file from the internal system format into a deliverable (e.g. TT...
Auto FFMPEG render
If unsure, you might also want to read up on how parenting works with automated jobs This option...
Auto delivery
Auto delivery is an automated delivery method that can be used in any workflow. When the parent j...
Auto upload
Auto upload is an automated Delivery method that can be used at any point in a workflow. Each job...
ASR
ASR availability will depend on site settings If unsure, you might also want to read up on how p...
Automated jobs and job parenting
Understanding the following concept is essential when using automated jobs: For all automated jo...
KNP / Term bases
In order to ensure consistent terminology, Excel sheets with termbases (aka Key names and phrases...