PowerFile C200S Identifying and naming discs, Identify and Bulk Identify, Manually renaming discs

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Instructions for Windows

Identifying and naming discs

When discs are loaded into the Changer, a file is created for each disc. These files are initially listed as UnknownDisc, followed by a number (for example, UnknownDisc_002).

The identify process moves each of the selected discs into a drive, the drive reads the disc, and if there is a volume name associated with that disc, that name replaces UnknownDisc.

Identify and Bulk Identify

To identify an UnknownDisc, navigate to the Changer folder that contains the UnknownDisc, right-click on that disc, and select Identify from the submenu. This causes the disc to be moved into an available drive; the Changer reads the Volume Tag for that disc, and replaces UnknownDisc with that name. The disc is then returned to the carousel.

To identify multiple discs (Bulk Identify), control-click to select multiple discs, then right-click on one of the selected discs and choose Identify Discs from the submenu. This causes the Changer to place each disc, in turn, into a drive, read the Volume Tag, and replace UnknownDisc with that name. Each disc is returned to the carousel once it has been identified.

Manually renaming discs

You can manually rename any of the discs in the MediaFinder window. You might want to do this under the following circumstances:

There is no volume name tag associated with a disc. In this case, even though you use Identify or bulk Identify, the filename remains UnknownDisc

The volume name tag is too long, too short, or not sufficiently descriptive to clearly identify the disc contents

To manually rename a disc, use standard Windows renaming function (right click, select Rename). Once a disc has been renamed, right-click on the disc name and select "Update Volume Tag". This assures that the new name is updated in the Changer itself.

Note: Be sure to use Identify or Bulk Identify on the discs first. If you rename a disc, then use the Identify or Bulk Identify command, the original volume name tag for that disc will then replace whatever name you have manually given the disc.

Note: While the Bulk Identify process is occurring, no other Changer functions can be initiated, and the front-panel buttons will be inoperative.

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Contents PowerFileTM B l e N t e n t s Instructions for Macintosh Users Operating System Systems RequirementsMicrosoft Windows Host ClientUnpacking the Changer Disable System Standby Disabling System Standby feature Windows 98SE / Windows MeInstructions for Windows Disabling System Standby feature Windows Installing PowerFile MediaFinder software on the host PC Connecting PowerFile Changers to the host PCPowerFile Changer back panel Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Checking for proper driver installation Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Instructions for Windows Installing the PowerFile software on client PCs PowerFile Changer front panel Library, listed by carousel slot number ModeLibrary, listed by CD title Display Drive InfoReset All PowerFile MediaFinder SoftwarePowerFile Monitor Terms used in this guidePowerFile Changer files and directory structure Load discs Accessing Changers from PC desktopsLoading discs into the Changer From Explorer Option B-Loading discs from the host PC desktopFrom the desktop icon Manually renaming discs Identifying and naming discsIdentify and Bulk Identify Mounting discs from a client PC Accessing/playing discs host or clientMounting discs from the host PC Writing to DVD-RAM Discs R200 only To format media Recording data onto DVD-RAM disc Renaming the master Changer folder Update Volume TagsDisc organization Renaming a discMoving a subfolder Subfolders Creating a new subfolderRenaming a subfolder Deleting a subfolderOption A-Unloading discs from the Changer front panel Unmounting discs from Changer drivesUnloading discs from the Changer Option B-Unloading discs from the host PC desktopDisconnecting / removing C200S and C200 Studio Changers Disconnecting / removing ChangersDisconnecting / removing R200S Studio Writer Changers Stopping the DeviceUnsafe Removal notification Instructions for Macintosh Users Connecting PowerFile Changers to the host Macintosh computer PowerFile Changer front panel Mode Launching PowerFile MediaFinder software Loading discs into the Changer Select Load Disc Load discs into ChangerAccessing/playing discs from the host Macintosh Identifying discsAccessing/playing discs from Client Macintosh systems MacOS Extended Initializing Formatting mediaMacOS standard Universal Disc FormatFormatting process Writing to a DVD-RAM DiscRenaming the Media Finder window Creating subfolders Folders and subfoldersCreating new folders Option A-From the Changer front panel Moving a disc to a folderDeleting a folder Option B-From the MediaFinder window MediaFinder window menus Browser menu Add Remote Edit menuNew Folder Remove RemoteChanger Info Changer Admin administrator privileges and processesAdmin Mode Mount DiscUnmount Unload discSynchronize Media Disc VisibleNetworking Networking/daisy-chaining multiple Changers

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