Sonifex Flashback 8, Руководство пользователя

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Operation 3
• The Up and Down arrow keys move forward and backward one day
respectively.
• The space bar toggles between Play and Stop.
• The playback time can be entered from the keyboard as described in the
overview.
• Pressing Alt-M sets a marker position (equivalent to clicking the Mark
button).
• Pressing Alt-U unmarks all selections (equivalent to clicking the Unmark
button).
• Pressing Ctrl-S opens the Save As dialog box if a selection has been
marked.
• Pressing Ctrl-C copies the current selection to the Windows clipboard.
Skimming (Flashlog 6, 7 and 8 option)
When skimming is enabled on a line input channel, the times when the
contact closure was activated are listed in the box to the right of the
calendar window. Clicking on any of these will mark that section of audio
in the waveform display window and the playback cursor will move to the
beginning of the section. The list of events is confined to a single calendar
day, and will change when the playback starting point is moved to another
day.
Multiple skimming events, or a range of events, may be selected by holding
the Control or Shift key down respectively while clicking in the list. Each
event is highlighted in the waveform display window, and clicking on Play
will play them through sequentially. The Move-to-start and Move-to-end
buttons step forwards and backwards respectively through the selected
events. When copying multiple events to the clipboard or a file, a half-
second gap is inserted between each event.
Skimming events can be individually deselected by holding down the
Control key while clicking on the event, or they can all be deselected at
once by clicking on the Unmark button.
Example: to copy all the skimming content during the breakfast session to a
file, find the first event in the session and click on it, then scroll down to the
last event and, while holding down the Shift key, click on that. Then click on
the Copy-to-file button, choose a name and file type, and click on Save.
Electronic Programme Guide (Flashlog 7 / 8 with
DAB+)
When a DAB EPG service is selected, click on Play and allow it to run for
a few minutes until the complete programme guide is decoded, at which
point it will be displayed in tree-view form. At the top level is the ensemble
name, then below that the service names and within each service the guide
itself.
When the cursor hovers over a programme entry, an info-tip box appears
displaying any descriptive text associated with that programme.
The tree display will be destroyed and rebuilt whenever an updated EPG
is decoded, so while exploring the guide it may be useful to pause the
playback by clicking on Stop.