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Events

The Events category displays information about all of the events in your project. You may sort any of the information by clicking a column’s header. The number of columns in the Events category requires that you use the scroll bar to view them all.

The following table explains each column in the Events category and describes its function.

Column

Description

Edit function

Track

Displays the track number where

Move the event to a different location by entering a different track

 

the event is located.

number (pg. 60).

 

 

 

Start

Displays when on the timeline the

Enter a different value to cause the event to begin playback sooner or

 

event starts playback.

later in the project (pg. 60).

End

Displays when on the timeline the

Enter a different value to cause the event to end playback sooner or

 

event ends playback.

later in the project (pg. 60).

 

 

 

Length

Displays the total length of the

Enter a different value to increase or decrease the event’s playback

 

event.

time.

Number of Takes

Displays the amount of recorded

Cannot be edited (display only).

 

takes contained in the event.

 

 

 

 

Active Take Name

Displays the event’s current take

Enter a different name for the current take (pg. 131).

 

name.

 

 

 

 

Take Start

Displays the offset into the source

 

media file when the placed event

 

begins playback.

Enter a different value to cause the take to playback sooner or later from the source media file.

Timecode In

Displays the media file timecode at

Display only (cannot be edited).

 

the start of the event.

 

Timecode Out

Displays the media file timecode at

Display only (cannot be edited).

 

the end of the event.

 

 

 

 

File Path

Displays the path of the event’s

Enter a new media file reference path for the event to use.

 

media file.

 

Tape Name

Displays the name of the source

Change the tape name here or in the properties dialog for the media

 

media tape name.

file (pg. 239).

 

 

 

Select

Displays whether the event is

Toggle the event’s selection by clicking the check box. A check mark in

 

selected in the project.

the box indicates that the event is selected (pg. 96).

Mute

Displays whether the event is

Toggle the event’s mute switch by clicking the check box. A check

 

muted.

mark in the box indicates that the event is muted (pg. 171).

 

 

 

Loop

Displays whether the event is

Toggle the event’s loop switch by clicking the check box. A check mark

 

looped for playback.

in the box indicates that the event is looped for playback (pg. 171).

Lock

Displays whether the event is

Toggle the event’s lock switch by clicking the check box. A check mark

 

locked.

in the box indicates that the event is locked (pg. 171).

 

 

 

Normalize

Displays whether the event is

Toggle the event’s normalize switch by clicking the check box. A check

 

normalized.

mark in the box indicates that the event is normalized (pg. 172).

Snap Offset

Displays when in the event the snap

Enter a different value to change the snap offset position in the event

 

offset is positioned.

(pg. 126).

 

 

 

Markers

The Markers category displays information about markers on the project’s timeline. This category displays two columns: the marker’s position on the timeline and the marker’s name. For more information, see Working with markers on page 116.

Regions

The Regions category displays information about regions on the project’s timeline. This category displays four columns: the region’s start position, end position, length, and name. For more information, see Working with regions on page 117.

Selected Events

The Selected Events category is visually identical to the Events category except that the Edit Details window only displays information about events that are selected in your project.

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