Section 3: Snapshot Enhancements; Snapshot List Management - Euphonix MixView CS3000 Software Manual

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SECTION 3 : SNAPSHOT

Snapshot List

3.2

Management

SIDE NOTE:

Toggling a Snapshot State does not

immediately impact a Snapshot's

availability. Any Snapshot Tagged

as "RAM only" is still available to

the user until that Snapshot location

is ovewritten, or until the Snapshot

List is cleared.

Euphonix CS3000/2000 MixView 3.2 Software Supplement

ENHANCEMENTS

Snapshots may now be managed individually, rather than as a global group of

50. Individual Snapshots may now be excluded or included whenever a Title

Save occurs. This allows you the freedom to store Snapshots at will during a

session, and then later review the list to identify which of the Snapshots

remain useful. Mixview will then use your selection list to determine which of

the 50 Snapshots are to be saved with the Title.

Typically, a Snapshot marked with a GREEN tag indicates that it has been

loaded from a previously saved Title. A RED tagged Snapshot indicates that it

has been newly created since the last Title load. Snapshots without a RED or

GREEN tag have, in the past, indicated that they are "blank", or that no user

defined data has been stored in those locations. It is this BLANK state that

has been modified in Version 3.2.

After scrolling to or selecting a particular Snapshot you may now use the Left

and Right Arrow keys below the SmartDisplay to toggle the state of the

Snapshot. Use the Left Arrow to toggle the display to a BLANK tag. This

indicates that the Snapshot will be omitted from any future Title saves. Use

the Right Arrow to toggle the display to a RED tag. This indicates that the

Snapshot will be saved with the Title. Notice that it is possible to toggle from

a GREEN tag to BLANK as well. This indicates that it is possible to deselect

previously saved Snapshots, thereby removing them from future Title Saves.