Grass Valley PDR v.2.2 - Manual (Page 117)

Renaming Clips and Masters
Profile Family 99
To rename a bin:
1. Select the bin in either the tree or contents pane.
2. Choose Rename on the File menu or from the shortcut menu with a right-
click. You can also select the bin a second time.
3. The name of the bin is highlighted. Type a new name for the bin and press
Enter.
NOTE: Renaming a bin involves modifying the path of every clip or
master in the bin, to reflect the new name. If a clip or master cannot
be renamed because it is locked or in use, you end up with two bins:
one with the old name and one with the new one. The clip that could
not be modified will still be in the bin with the old name.
To delete a bin:
1. Select the bin or bins in either the tree or contents pane.
2. Press Delete , Backspace , choose Edit | Delete or with a right-click, choose
Delete from the shortcut menu.
3. The bin icon disappears from the tree and the contents of the bin are moved
to the Recycle bin.
NOTE: Deleting a bin involves deleting every clip or master currently
in the bin. If a clip or master cannot be deleted because it is locked or
in use, the bin will not be deleted either—it will only contain those
clips or masters that could not be deleted. The rest go to the
Recycle
bin.
Renaming Clips and Masters
A clip or master can have a name up to 32 characters long. Spaces are legal
characters, but count for two characters. Colons (:) and slashes (/) are illegal in
clip and master names. Tildes (~) are only illegal as first characters.
To rename a clip or master:
1. Select the clip or master in the contents pane.
2. Choose Rename on the File menu or with a right-click. You can also select
the item a second time.