Cloud Upload

Use the Cloud Upload menu to configure the cloud upload communications for the camera.

Use the Cloud Upload menu to manage the camera's cloud uploading features:

Item		Details
Enable		Enable or disable the Cloud Upload features
Service		Select Frame.io or AWS S3 as the cloud upload service
Upload File Types		Enable or disable the uploading of R3D, MOV, WAV, and CDL/LUT files
Status		Displays the status of the cloud connection
Frame.io		Configure the Frame.io settings when this service is selected
S3		Configure the AWS S3 settings when this service is selected
Clips Remaining		Displays the number of clips remaining to upload
Time Remaining		Displays the time remaining to upload
Upload Remaining		Displays the size of the remaining upload
Upload Speed		Displays the speed of the upload

Service

Use Service to select the type of cloud upload service the camera uses.

The types of cloud upload services you can select for the camera include:

Item		Details
Frame.io		Selects the Frame.io cloud collaboration service
S3		Selects the AWS S3 cloud data management service

Upload File Types

Use Upload File Types to select the file types you want the camera to upload to the cloud.

The Upload File Types you can select include:

Item		Details
R3D		REDCODE RAW video file format
MOV		ProRes video file
WAV		Standard Waveform audio data file
CDL/LUT		In camera CDL and LUT files

Frame.io

Use Frame.io to connect to, and disconnect from, your Frame.io project.

When you select Connect, the screen displays a time sensitive 6-digit code. Use this code to sync the camera to the desired project on the Frame.io website.

S3

Use S3 to configure the camera S3 communications.

The S3 communications setting you can configure include:

Item		Details
Bucket		Enter the S3 Bucket name
Key Prefix		Enter the S3 Key Prefix (optional)
Endpoint		Override the the default S3 Endpoint address (optional)
Virtual Addressing		Enable or disable Virtual Addressing
On Media AWS Config		Select the AWS configuration stored on the media
In Camera AWS Config		Manage the AWS configurations saved to the camera

Bucket

Use Bucket to enter the name of the S3 Bucket you want to use to upload your data to the cloud.

Key Prefix

When specified, the camera adds a prefix to the key (or path) of the uploaded objects to create a subfolder in the bucket (optional).

Endpoint

Use Endpoint to override the default S3 endpoint address (optional).

Virtual Addressing

Virtual Addressing is typically enabled. However, you must disable it when interfacing with some S3-compatible storage. Contact your S3 administrator for more information.

On Media AWS Config

Use On Media AWS Config to select an AWS configuration stored on the media card in the aws folder (/aws).

In Camera AWS Config

Use In Camera AWS Config to export or delete AWS configurations stored on the camera.

AWS Configuration and Credentials files contain important information for connecting to the AWS bucket, such as region, and access ID / key. AWS CLI tools generate these files when you enter "aws configure". You can also create AWS Configuration and Credentials files manually.

Examples of the AWS configuration and credentials files:

config:

[default]

region = us-west-2

credentials:

[default]

aws_access_key_id = AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE

aws_secret_access_key = wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY