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Transfer Settings

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Settings Tab

Option Description

Standalone/Incoming

Requests

• Refuse all Requests — Select this option if you do not want to receive

files from another workgroup.

• User Dialog To Accept/Refuse — Select this option if you want accept

files from another workgroup, and then select one of the following dialog

box options:

Accept/Refuse Dialog Behavior:

• Wait for User Action (No Timeout) — You receive a message request for

a transfer. You must click OK for the transfer to occur.

• Accept after Timeout — The system automatically accepts the file after

the timeout.

• Refuse after Timeout — The system does not accept the file after the

timeout. You can specify the timeout period by typing the number of

seconds in the Timeout (seconds) text box.

Status Window Update Frequency (seconds): [n] — Type the number of seconds that you

want the status window to update after in the text box.

Bring up window if error occurs — Select this option if you want errors to

display.

Send to Playback • Highlight mixed-resolution items — This option allows you to identify

any mixed-resolution sequences before you try to send them to playback.

Output Audio Mix

• Direct channel output — Select this option if you do not want to perform

a mixdown on audio tracks before sending them to playback.

• Stereo Output — Select this option to mix all the tracks to a stereo pair,

using pan controls to split the tracks.

• Multiple Mixes — Select this option if you want to assign audio tracks to

specific output channels for the send to playback operation. Click Edit to

open the Multiple Mixes dialog box, which allows you to map audio

tracks to output channels. For more information, see “Mapping Audio

Tracks to Output Channels” on page 1236.

Transcode

• Transcode before sending to playback — This option allows for the

transcoding of clips before performing a send to playback operation.

• Minimum resolution warning threshold — Use this option to specify the

lowest resolution allowed for the playback device before a warning

message is displayed.