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BLACK
BOX
BBR
64
MADI
&
BBR
64
DANTE
RECORDER
- User Manual v3.0
Track Names in Song…
this allows you to modify the track names for the current
song without affecting the template
edit also updates template …
When ticked, using ^t on a QWERTY keyboard will
update both the current song and the template
Disk Manage...
This allows you to set up certain parameters regarding how you use the disk. It also
allows you to format a USB2 disk drive for use with the BlackBox Recorder and with
any Mac or PC based workstation.
Maximum File Size:
Certain popular Digital Audio Workstations are a little fussy about playing back very
long files. For this reason the BBR can automatically split very long recordings into
files whose maximum length is 1GByte, 2GByte or 4GByte. Check with the post
production facility that’s most likely to be using the files that you record, to find out
what their equipment is capable of accepting. If you don’t know, the 2G file size is the
best compromise.
Volume: / Disk Partitions:
Very large disks are sometimes “partitioned” into multiple drives. If you were to plug
a partitioned drive into Windows, for example, it would look as though you had
plugged in two or more drives at the same time and might appear within Windows
Explorer as drive E:, drive F: and drive G:. This part of the BBR interface allows you to
select which partition to use. The BBR does not accept drives larger than 2TB
Format...:
This option allows you to format a USB2 drive, ready for use with the BlackBox
Recorder, which will also be compatible with any Mac or PC based Digital Audio
Workstation. When you enter this part of the menu, you will first have to
Select
the
partition that you want to format: The BBR defaults to partition “none” as a safety
measure to prevent accidental formatting of a drive.
Having selected the partition, the BBR displays the current status of that partition.
You can then move onto Format Partition to actually format the drive. Again, there
are warning messages to try and prevent accidents.
The final option in the menu allows you to partition the drive into one or more usable
partitions. This subject is covered in much greater detail in the FAQ section of the
JoeCo website