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System Menu Filing Filing The Filing screen are used to organise automation and configuration data that has been saved to the Encore hard disk. The screens have boxes for six different types of file (Mix, Desk Setups, IO Configurations, GPI, Snapshots and User Default). A red rectangle is used to highlight which box is currently selected for actions with the filing buttons. For instance, when the red rectangle is shown around the Snapshots box then the filing buttons will affect Snapshot files. Issue 4 Page 18:2
System Menu Filing Automation Mix Tree Filing The files that contain actual automation data are Mix/Passes within Mix/Pass Trees. These are saved according to the current User ID within an organised structure (hierarchy). The User is determined by who logged on to Encore. If the Administrator user is logged on, the User button can be used to select the data for any user names in the system. This allows the Administrator to maintain the Encore filing system. File Hierarchy The top level of Mix filing is the User. Each User can have any number of Clients, and each Client can have any number of Projects. The Project level can be used as the overall level for music albums or films and other post-production projects. A Project can have any number of Titles (e.g. individual music tracks, or episodes from a television series) and the Mix/Pass Trees are stored within the Titles. This is shown in the Filing Organisation diagram. Note that the Clients are under a top level called 'Automation Data' that is transparent (.e. not shown) in the Filing page. This is done so that it is convenient to make a backup of all automation data for a particular user. User Desk Setups Setup 1 Setup 2 I/O Configurations I/O Config 1 I/O Config 2 Snapshots Snapshot Set 1 Snapshot Set 2 User Defaults Defaults 1 Defaults 2 Automation Data Client A Project 1 Title 1 Mix Tree 1 Mix Tree 2 Mix Tree 3 Title 2 Mix Tree 1 Mix Tree 2 Project 2 Title 1 Mix Tree 1 Mix Tree 2 Client B Project 1 Title 1 Mix Tree 1 Creating New Clients, Projects and Titles This can be done at any time, but usually when starting a new Mix Tree. Click the Client button. The Client name will be cleared and the text cursor will flash in the Client name box. Type in the new name as required. The Autofill feature will attempt to match anything typed with existing names. Carry on typing to ignore the matches made by Autofill, or press DEL to remove the Autofill match. Click the New button or press TAB. The text cursor will move to the Project box. There will be no Projects listed for the new Client. Follow the same process for new Projects and Titles. When a new Client is created for Keeping a Mix then a new Project and Title must also be created, otherwise the Default Project and Default Title will be used. These can, however, be renamed later if required. Locking the Client, Project and Title The selected Client, Project or Title can be locked so that the current names are set for the current session. This means that the locked names will be automatically used when loading or creating a Mix Tree. The locked names are shown in the Client Information area on the main Encore screen. Issue 4 Page 18:3
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