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

Euphonix Version 3 Supplement to the R-1 Operation Manual File Management
The Export to Wave Dialog
This dialog works as a batch handler if it has been launched from the Directory panel
with multiple files selected. When launched from the Multitrack it will list, and therefore
export, only one file at a time. The top of this display shows where the files will go. This
is set to be C:\Euphonix\Sound Files by default but can be changed by re-entering an-
other path. It is also possible to change the path by selecting a file and choosing to Edit
the Export File Name (see below).
Figure 3-4 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 98-SE. 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.
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