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Clip Properties dialog—General
Dialog Reference
Under Windows, deleted files are normally placed in the Recycle Bin. As a result, you should empty
the Recycle Bin after using the Clean Audio Folder command, or the unused files will still physically
remain on your hard disk.
If you are using another utility program that protects you from accidentally deleting important files
(such as Norton Protect), you may need to disable that program. Otherwise, the next time you use
the Clean Audio Folder command you may once again find these not-quite deleted files.
The Clean Audio Folder dialog box has the following fields:
Audio Path
Specify the directory in which you want to search for audio files.
Recurse
When checked, SONAR searches for audio files in all folders within the Audio Path directory.
File window
The file window lists all the unused audio files that SONAR finds.
Find button
Click this button to find all unused audio files and list them in the file window.
Play button
Click this button to play the audio file that is highlighted in the file window.
Delete button
Click this button to delete the audio file that is highlighted in the file window.
Delete All button
Click this button to delete all the audio files that are listed in the file window.
For more information, see:
To Delete Unused Audio Files
Clip Properties dialog—General
In the Clips pane, when you right-click a clip and choose Properties from the pop-up menu, the Clip
Properties dialog box appears, which you use to set and view the properties of the clip you clicked.
The Clip Properties General tab has the following fields:
Name
Use this field to type a new name for the selected clip, if you want to.