Instruction Manual

842 Audio File Management
The Project Files Dialog
How to use the Project Files Dialog
The Project Files dialog has important information, including:
• Exactly which folders all of your audio files are saved in—know at a
glance if you can backup your project by copying the audio folder and
the .
CWP file or if you need to do a Save As to round up files not in your
project’s audio folder.
• The filenames for each audio file your project is referencing
• The combined size the audio data in your project—important if you are
going to backup your project
• The bit depth of every audio file in your project, including a display o the
lowest and highest in the Min/Max Bit Depth field
• The location status of each audio file, which could be any of the
following:
• Global—this means that the file is stored in the Global Audio Data
directory. The Global Audio Data directory can be changed in the
Audio Data tab of the Global Options dialog.
• Local—this means that the file is stored in the local wave data
directory, a per-project data directory which is a subdirectory in the
directory where the project file is stored.
• External—this means that the file is stored in a directory other than
the Global Audio Data directory or in a Local audio data directory.
• Missing—this means that the file is not to be found.