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CONTEXT MENU
Right-click a session name to open a context menu with two items listed in it: Rename and
Delete . The Delete function should be used thoughtfully, as it cannot be undone.
All content stored in the named session’s folders will be deleted, including clips, images and
titles, and
even title and edit project files created within the session (unless you have deliberately
saved the projects and all constituent files to locations outside the session folders).
Note: Content that is not local to the session but which was used in it is not deleted. For example,
you may have added still images to your playlist directly from a USB thumb-drive, doing so
without actually importing the files into the session. Those external files will not be deleted.
RESTORE SESSION BACKUP
In another section of the Startup Screen (Session Page>Manage) there is a feature that allows
you to backup the current session to another storage volume. The Restore Session Backup link
at the bottom of the Session List (for each drive) is provided to compliment this feature.
To restore a session you have previously archived, click Restore Session Backup (Figure 87), and
use the file explorer provided to select a .SessionBackup file.
Figure 87
Click Open , and a progress gauge will track the restoration process. In due course, the newly
restored session will be added to the Session List for the specified drive.
Hint: Restoring a session that has a lot of content can take considerable time. Be judicious, then,
if considering a restoration shortly before a scheduled live production.