Features Changed From The; Audio Browser, Media And Libraries, And Titles Browser; Changing Drives And Drive Bay Positions; Settings Saved In The .Adl File - Euphonix R-1 Transfer Station Operation Manual

Euphonix R-1 Transfer Station Operation Manual
Features Changed from the R-1

Audio Browser, Media and Libraries, and Titles Browser

The Audio Browser and Titles Browser in the Transfer Station are now where the
Meters are located on an R-1. Tab between the Audio Browser and Titles Browser using
the Media/Browser button in the left side of the Navigation Bar.

Changing Drives and Drive Bay Positions

You cannot unload a drive and change hard drives while the Pilot PC is on. To change
drives shut down both the application and PC, change the drives, and then restart the
computer and application.
The drive positions in the nine-bay Kingston chassis equate to R-1 drive bays as follows:
Deck 1: drives 1 and 2 = Kingston 1 and a
Deck 2: drives 1 and 2 = Kingston 2 and b
Deck 3: drives 1 and 2 = Kingston 3 and c
Deck 4: drives 1 and 2 = Kingston 4 and d

Settings Saved in the .adl File

The following R-1 Title settings are saved when exporting to the AES 31 .adl file:
Track names, audio clips, audio file timecode and track positions, the disk the file orig-
inated from, sample rate, bit rate, default cross fade length, Sheet name, and exported
audio file names.

Settings Saved in the Broadcast Wave File

The following settings are saved when exporting to the Broadcast Wave File:
File name, timecode position, sample rate, bit rate.

Features Present in the R-1 but not in the Transfer Station

Rollback, Jog, Input mapping, All audible features (i.e., Play, record etc.), All Safe,
Track Status /input /Repro, Track Memories, Meters, Varispeed, Machine Control, and
Slaving.
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