360 Systems DigiCart/EX - Manual (Page 46)

C OPYING A C UT USING C OPY O RIGINAL
Copies the current file another location.
Select the recording to be copied, then select COPY ORIGINAL from the Utility menu.
The display will ask for a destination. Use the
selection knob to select a file ID in the destination
drive and directory, press the
ENTER
button when you have finished searching. The display will
prompt to either replace the current file ID (Index) number, or select an unused ID number.
• Press
ENTER
to copy the recording to the selected Index number, overwriting the existing
recording at that location.
OR
• Select an unused file ID with the selection knob. The display will show only unused
locations in the directory.
C OPYING A P LAYLIST (S TACK ) USING C OPY O RIGINAL
DigiCart/EX handles Playlists in the same manner as cuts. Use the same COPY ORIGINAL
procedures as for cuts. Original Playlists may only be copied to other file ID numbers in a Stack
Directory.
NOTE: Playlists use file ID numbers to find files when they are to be played. Moving or copying a
Playlist from one drive to another may cause unpredictable results during playout. For example, file
IDs in the playlist may not exist on the new drive, or they may be assigned to different audio. Use
Playlists only on the drive where they were created.
C OPYING A D IRECTORY USING C OPY O RIGINAL
Duplicates cuts in a source directory to any destination directory.
Select a directory as the source. You must stay in the directory level, not the Files level. Select
COPY DIRECTORY from the Utility menu.
The display will prompt to select a destination. Navigate to the destination directory and press
ENTER
.
The display will prompt Replace Duplicate Indexes?
If NO (press
EXIT
), the cuts in the source directory will copy to the same Index Number in the
destination directory unless that Index is occupied. If an Index Number is occupied, the cut will
be copied to the next open Index Number.
If YES (press
ENTER
), the cuts in the source directory will replace any cut in the destination
directory that has the same Index Number (the last three digits of the I.D. Number).
The display will prompt to Replace Duplicate Names in the destination directory.
If NO, all cuts in the source directory will be copied to the destination directory, leaving all cuts
in the destination directory in place (subject to your choice for Replace Duplicate Index.)
If YES, cuts from the source directory that have names that duplicate a cut name in the
destination directory will replace those in the destination directory. The display will indicate
“Replacing”. If the source directory has more than one cut with the same name, the cut with the
highest Index number in source directory will be the only cut with that name left in the
destination directory.
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