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The Library Manager screen
Radio specific data must be assigned to every audio file in your
library for many of Xtreme's features to operate. Cross fading files
in the play list and autoscheduling music are only two examples. The
Library Manager screen is designed to make it fast and easy to man-
age the radio specific data for your audio files.
Setting Audio File data
Audio file data is stored in the actual filename of the audio file. To edit
this data easily, double-click on a line in the library manager list so
that the Edit Audio File Data window opens. Enter a unique cart num-
ber, title, artist (or just text), and Type into the window.
Use the audio Type designations in the Library manager. 'M' for music,
'S' for spot/commercial, 'J' for jingle, etc.
The 'In Time to Voice' and 'EOM' times can be manually entered but are
more easily set by listening to the actual audio file. To set those
times, click on the button next to the SAVE button which will open the
player. The player's operation is discussed on the next page. Once the
changes are complete, click on the SAVE Button to save the changes
to the file.
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displays your audio
library by TYPE
Edit Audio File Data
Window
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ALWAYS click on the SAVE button to save
your changes
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