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The Edit Event dialog consists of two main parts: a Library cart picker widget on the left

side, and an area showing the various event parameters on the right. Audio contained

within audio carts can be sampled by selecting the desired cart and then touching the Play

button. Programming an event basically consists of specifying four things: its log

parameters (transition and time types), the list of pre-import events, the event import (if

any) and the list of post-import events. The first matter to be decided is if the event

should have a hard start time: if so, then the Use hard start time box in the TIMED START

section should be checked. Checking this box will enable all of the usual hard start

parameters to be specified. If an automatic timed start is not desired, then it is possible to

check the Cue to this event box in the PREPOSITION LOG section. This will cause

RDLogManager to place a hard time with a 'Make Next' attribute on the first item of the

event – effectively, causing the event to be automatically “cued up” at the scheduled time

– something that can be particularly handy for keeping spot breaks in sync when

“overscheduling” music.

Next, if it is desired to have RDLogManager try to automatically insert material from the

Autofill List to ensure that the event has the length indicated by its parent clock, the Use

Autofill box in the ENFORCING LENGTH section should be checked. (Configuring the

Autofill List is covered in detail in the Rivendell Technical and Administration Guide). If

Autofill is enabled, it is also possible to check the Warn if fill is under or over box to have

RDLogManager generate a warning if it was unable to properly fill the event when the

Illustration 51: The Edit Event Dialog

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