Tascam X-48, Owner'S Manual

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Recorder
Backing Up a Project to CD/DVD
There are three destinations for backing up a project: to the built-in DVD drive, to a
network, or to another hard drive. To back up to another hard drive, see the "Copying a
Project" instructions above. To copy a project to a connected network, see page 26 in the
chapter on Networking. This section explains how to back up to the built-in DVD recorder.
Mouse/Keyboard Operation (only)
•
Click on the File menu and select File Manager or press Control-F on the keyboard.
• You should see the File Manager window with two panes on the left and right. In the
left hand pane, navigate to the project folder you want to back up (containing the
.ndr file and Audio folder). Click on this folder so it's highlighted.
• In the center pane, click the Backup button.
• The Burn Options window should appear. It will tell you how large the project folder
you selected is, and will give you the option to burn the project to a 650MB CD ,
700MB CD or 4.7GB DVD. You can also click a checkbox to verify the disk after it
has been burned.
Deleting a Project
Mouse/Keyboard Operation
•
Click on the File menu and select File Manager or press Control-F on the keyboard.
• You should see the File Manager window with two panes on the left and right. In the
left hand pane, navigate to the project folder you want to back up (containing the
.ndr file and Audio folder). Click on this folder so it's highlighted.
• In the center pane, click the Delete button.
• In the Confirm Delete window that opens, click OK.
Front Panel Operation
•
On the front panel of the X-48, press the PROJ button, press the Up/Down arrows to
select
Delete
and press CHNG .
• Press the Up/Down arrows to select a project folder and press ENTER .
• Press the Up/Down arrows and select a project file(.ndr file) and press ENTER.
• A confirmation message appears. Press YES / NO to execute/cancel the delete
operation.
Load Last Project
The X-48 can default to loading the last project used at startup. This is useful for working on
long-term projects, or when the X-48 is used as a playback device for live or theater use.
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