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Play back the VIP sections that contain the largest number
of tracks and/or where the most real-time effects are used.
Watch the DSP meter (bottom left-hand). Below are the
expected performances at the different DSP values:
– Below 25%: CD creation with up to 4x mode
– Below 50%: CD creation with up to 2x mode
– Below 90%: CD creation with up to 1x mode
– Above 90%: Real-time creation is not possible, use the
second mode (Bouncing)
Generate a complete new file
Use this option if your system is not fast enough to sustain
the real-time creation of the CD (see above). This mode
calculates all WAV files, including fades, crossfades, and
volume automation into a new audio file. Any other real-
time processing is also part of the newly created audio file.
Make sure that you have sufficient hard disk space prior to
starting the process (approx. 700 MB for a complete CD).
The original WAV files used in the VIP remain unchanged.
This makes this procedure non-destructive!
Use Uni Code for TOC
This is the default setting and is used for the internal CD
creation process as well as the 32-bit version of Point
CDAudio.
Use ASCII Code for TOC
This format should only be chosen when using the 16-bit
version of Point CDAudio.
Print TOC
This starts the external TOC Printer application. This
convenient tool allows you to print the contents information
of the current CD. You may choose between a text style
format to print the production documentation and a
formatted printout for the CD jewel case. Please refer to
the on-line help for the TOC Printer for more specific
information!
Show TOC
This button opens a text window, which shows the contents
of the current TOC. The “Copy” function can be used to
copy the contents to the Windows Clipboard for use with
other text editing applications.