The Export To Wave Dialog Launched From The Multitrack - Euphonix R-1 Operation Manual

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Euphonix Version 4 Supplement to the R-1 Operation Manual

File Management

Figure 4-7 The Export to Wave Dialog launched from the Multitrack

Changing the path is generally not recommended. The default location allows operators

and Euphonix R-1 product support technicians to locate exported files on any system.

The R-1 will only be able to recognize exported and edited files if they are not moved

around on the Pilot.

There are some exceptions to this rule, of course. Exporting to a network can be very

useful. Consult your network administrator to create a network path for this setting.

Although R-1 product support can help in this process, you must have knowledgeable

staff available to support your network. The R-1 can also be configured to include a re-

movable storage device on the Pilot's SCSI bus (68-pin connector is on the rear of the

Pilot). Your in-house systems administrator must take responsibility for configuring

any external device under Windows 2000. The new device will be located at either

drive D: or drive E: (recommended). Files can be written to the drive's root directory

or your system administrator can create a subdirectory for the exported files to reside.

NOTE:

The export path must already exist on the drive before it is entered into this field.

You can also change the name of the file when it is exported. For example

Snd0006.Trk41~a.Sht01 might be a birdcall sound used on an interactive computer me-

dia project where the R-1's autonaming is meaningless.

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