Additional Setup - Denon DN-HC5000E2 Full Manual

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Listing Behavior - only the tracks you actually
play are listed in history. This is done using an
A-B algorithm, meaning a track on deck A is only
listed once the track on deck B has been changed
or ejected. You can choose to show tracks which
you have auditioned, but not actually played, by
checking the show "unplayed tracks" box. The
session will then also list these tracks in grey,
along with actual played tracks.
Alternatively, you can mark or unmark tracks as
played manually. Select a track (or a group of
tracks) and click the mark played / mark unplayed
button. This may be useful if you play a track off
regular vinyl or CD - breaking the A-B algorithm).
tracks that you have played are marked as green
in your library. Click on the button marked 'clear'
to reset the list of recently played tracks and turn
the color of your library back to white.

15. Additional Setup

The setup screen allows you to customise
elements of ITCH. Click the associated tabs
to switch between four groups of options;
Hardware, Playback, Library and Display.
The version and build number of ITCH are
displayed in the lower left hand corner of the
setup screen.
Also located here is the 'check for updates'
button. Click this to go online and see if there is
an updated version of ITCH available.
NOTE: You must be connected to the Internet
for 'check for updates' to work.
HARDWARE OPTIONS
FIRMWARE
Click the 'update firmware' button to update your
firmware if any are displayed as available.
GENERAL
USB BUFFER SIZE (LATENCY)
ITCH processes audio data in small chunks.
When smaller chunks are used, the movement
of the platter is translated into audio more often
which results in a lower overall system latency.
However, this requires more processing power
and therefore a higher CPU load, so lower buffer
size settings require a more powerful computer
to produce uninterrupted audio. If you want
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tighter control, you should try decreasing this
setting, on the other hand, if you experience
audio dropouts, you need to increase this setting
(or use a more powerful computer).
PLATTER SPEED
Select to change the virtual deck speed to
33RPM or 45RPM.
PLAYBACK OPTIONS
GENERAL
PLAYBACK KEYS USE SHIFT
With this option on, all cue point, loop, and
general playback keys on the computer keyboard
require shift or caps lock to function.
LOCK PLAYING DECK
When this option is checked, you can only load a
track to a deck if it is paused.
ON SONG LOAD
PLAY FROM START
Positions the playhead at the start of each track
when loaded. If this setting is not enabled,
freshly loaded tracks will continue to play from
the point the last track was at. This option is on
by default. This option is overridden by 'Instant
Doubles' and 'Play from First Cue Point' options.
NOTE: When "play from start" is selected on
the setup screen, the deck will try to skip any
silence at the start of the track, and play from
the start of the audio