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3 SPARK LE PLUS CD
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SAVING YOUR PLAYLIST INFORMATION
From the Playlist menu, you can select the ”Save Playlist Content to file” option to
save your Playlist information as an HTML file. This is ideal for opening the Playlist
Content in your favorite web browser and printing the content of your Playlist. The
saved data is tab-delimited, allowing you to copy the text data into a plain text (ASCI)
editor with the appropriate arrangement of rows and columns.
The saved Playlist content meets Redbook standards, and can be provided to a
replication facility.
PROJECT
This is the name of your project. Saving Playlist Content from a project that has
not been saved will result in blank field.
PATH
This is the file path of project, letting you know where on the hard drive you have
saved your project. Saving Playlist Content from a project that has not been saved
will result in a blank field.
DATE
This is the date you saved the Playlist Content. The format is MM / DD / YY.
INDEX
This is the track index number.
START
This field indicates the start time of the track.
NAME
This field indicates the name of the region. Only the name of the indexed track will
appear should you also have disabled indexes in the following tracks.
LENGTH
This indicates the length of the track. This is always in the CD Frame time format!
Length will be displayed as ”Hours: Minutes: Seconds: CD Frames”.
PQ CODES
PQ Information is the data on the disc that determines track start points, control bits,
timing information, etc. This is generated automatically and cannot be edited with
SPARK.
SUB-INDEXING
SPARK does not support track Sub-Indexing.