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XStudio 350

4.1 The XStudio Main Display

The arrangement, sizing and visibility of items on the main display can be customized to suit your

preferences. Typically, you'll see three (3) or four (4) playback decks that correspond to playback

channels 1, 2, 3 and/or 4 respectively, a menu and tool bars, the log (program schedule), hot buttons

and inventory information. Here's an overview of the most prominent features of the main display:

Title Bar. The Title Bar appears at the very top of the XStudio display and shows you the

current station name and current operating mode.

Main Menu. Directly below the Title Bar is the main menu, which provides access to all

XStudio features and functionality.

Main Toolbar. The main toolbar provides quick access to commonly used features,

including opening a log, saving a log, log validation, printing a log, jumping to the "now

playing" item on the log, jumping to the current time on the log, and system help. The toolbar

can be floated away from the main display or completely hidden, if desired.

XStudio Clock & Backtimer. The XStudio clock is a floating window that can be moved

anywhere on the screen. As a default, the clock is not displayed. The window can also

optionally display the XStudio Backtimer. When the clock and/or backtimer is displayed by

enabling the options under the View menu, you can also change the size of the text, text and

background colors. For additional information, see the Using the XStudio Clock & Backtimer

and About the XStudio Backtimer topics.

Playback Area. The playback area consists of 1, 2, 3 or 4 playback decks, each with

transport controls. You control how many decks are visible beyond deck 1, which is the

primary playback deck and always displayed.

The Log. The log display is located centrally right below the audio playback decks and

occupies a majority of the main display area. The log functions as both the schedule of

events and the playback document. You can add, edit, delete and move log items to modify

the original schedule and control playback sequence of audio items on the log.

Log items successully played by XStudio

In addition to the standard information you might expect to see on the log, XStudio also

marks successfully played items, as shown above.

XStudio always keeps the entire current-day (or emergency) log in memory and available to

the user for browsing and editing. If operating in a mode other than Emergency Mode,

XStudio will periodically check to see if the next-day log is available and if so, will load it. The

next day's log can be viewed and edited on demand, if available.

If the broadcast log is changed by another application and the changed log is saved, XStudio

will detect the change and reload the log as needed. This applies to both the current-day log

and next-day log, if available and used. In the case of the current-day log (today's log),

program content on the log prior to the current execution point is retained and only content

that occurs beyond the current execution point is updated. This is known as "log splicing".

Hot Buttons. A group of seven (7) buttons is displayed to the left side of the log as a

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