NewTek TriCaster TCXD300, User Manual

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Under the label Browse , you will see direct links to the Clips , Stills , and other content associated
with the current session. Clicking one of these links (or selecting it with the up/down arrow keys
and pressing Enter) opens a system file explorer. You can use the familiar features and shortcut
keystrokes in these windows (Cut, Copy, Paste, Rename, Delete and so-on) to manage the
session content.
Hint: Of course, you can open several of these folders simultaneously, and navigate these file
windows to other locations as well. For example, you might copy the title page (.cgxml) files from
the Titles folder of one session into the Titles folder of a different session.
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Two other important features are found in Manage – Import Media and Backup Session .
IMPORT MEDIA
Click the Import Media link to open a system file explorer, then select (or multi-select) suitable
media files for import. Selected files will be copied (unchanged) into the current session on
clicking
Open . Imported files are automatically copied individually to the appropriate folder
according to their file format ( Stills , Clips , Titles , and so on).
BACKUP SESSION
Clicking the Backup Session button opens a system file explorer to the default location for
backup files (D:\Session Backups). Backup operations can take some time, depending on the
amount of content in the session. It would be wise not to begin a backup operation shortly
before a scheduled live production. A progress gauge is displayed during processing, and if
necessary you may
Cancel the operation. Of course, the session to be backed up is the current
session (to backup a different session, return to the Home Page and Open a different session.