Prod - Audio Cuts Database

Prod - Audio Cuts Database
1

Export

1. Export
 
Allows you to export the selected audio file to a folder, this is the easiet way to get the audio out of the system for use in other audio players and tools
 
2

Tag Toggle

2. Tag Toggle
 
Marks the selected audio file for use with the mass changer, press once to tag a file, press a second time to untag the file
 
3

Copy

3. Copy
 
Copy the selected audio cut to a new number, when clicked you will be prompted for a new cart number to copy the cut to
 
4

CD Ripping

4. CD Ripping
 
Highlight a slot and click to open the CD ripper, select the track you wish to import.
 
 
5

Import

5. Import
 
Will imported an audio file into the selected slot.  The system will try to read tag information from the file (id3, TMC Gold Wave, TMC Gold Drive, Cart Chunk)
 
 
When the import window opens you can set all the database info on the cut before the final import
 
6

Cut List Sort

6. Cut List Sort
 
Select the Sort for the Cut List
 
7

Find

7. Find
 
This field will change based on the sort
 
8

Activation / Expire Dates

8. Activation / Expire Dates
 
Set the first and last day the audio cut can play
 
9

Temp

9. Temp
 
Set the Temp of the audio cut
 
10

Reload

10. Reload
 
This will reload and refresh the library
 
11

Outcue / Album

11. Outcue / Album
 
Enter the Outcue for commercials and other audio
 
12

Composer

12. Composer
 
Enter the composer for the track, commonly used for music, for commericlas this could be used for the writer or agency
 
13

Title

13. Title
 
Enter the Title of the track
 
14

Category

14. Category
 
Select the music scheduling category for the selected cut
 
15

Year

15. Year
 
Enter the Year of the selected cut
 
16

Peak Chart

16. Peak Chart
 
This is the highest position this cut has charted, typically used for music programming
17

File Name

17. File Name
 
Displays the file name of the selected cut in the audio system
 
18

Mass Changer

18. Mass Changer
 
19

Clear Tags

19. Clear Tags
 
Untag all the cuts currently tagged
 
20

Move

20. Move
 
Move the Selected cut to a new cut number
 
You will be promted for the new number when clicked
 
21

Delete

21. Delete
 
Delete the Selected Cut
 
 
22

Batch Import

22. Batch Import
 
Batch import multiple files starting at the selected cut
 
23

Cut List

23. Cut List
 
24

Play History

24. Play History
 
This function will scan all the schedules on the system and display a chart of when the cut was played
25

Album Art

25. Album Art
 
If you would like to set album art on the selected cut, place the graphic file ( 300x300 jpg suggested) in the JbCoverart folder and then select graphic.  Select the correct graphic from the file list
26

Gender

26. Gender
 
Enter the gender of the selected track, this field is used in the gender protection options of the music scheduler
 
27

Power

27. Power
 
28

Audio Type

28. Audio Type
 
Select the type of audio for the selected cut
 
29

Artist

29. Artist
 
Enter up to 3 artists for the selected track.  Artist 2 and 3 should be used for artists that are similar, for example if you enter beatles as the main artist, enter paul mccartney and john lennon into artist 2 and 3 to prevent them from being scheduled near each other.
 
30

Dead or Alive

30. Dead or Alive
 
Set the cut to Dead or Alive...essentially enabling or disabling the cut
 
31

Label

31. Label
 
This field is used for the record label
 
32

Memo

32. Memo
 
This field is used for general notes on the selected cut
 
33

URL

33. URL
 
Set web links for purchasing information
 
34

Ending type

34. Ending type
 
Set the End type for the selected cut, either fade or cold
 
35

Force Fading

35. Force Fading
 
Force this song
 
36

Delete VT's

36. Delete VT's
 
 
 
37

Wave Form Display

37. Wave Form Display
 
38

Play Controls

38. Play Controls
 
39

Segue

39. Segue
 
40

Hook Start

40. Hook Start
 
41

Hook End

41. Hook End
 
42

Multi Cart Refferal

42. Multi Cart Refferal
 
43

Intro

43. Intro
 
44

Digital Editor

44. Digital Editor
 
45

Record

45. Record
 
46

Day Parts and Relays

46. Day Parts and Relays
 
47

Rested

47. Rested
 
48

Save

48. Save
 
49

Exit

49. Exit
 
 

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