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An additional filter appears above the File Pane (Figure 140). This filter quickly locates files matching criteria
you enter, doing so even as you type. For example, if you enter “wav” into the filter field, the File Pane displays
all content at the current location with that string as part of its filename. This would include any file with the
extension “.wav” (WAVE audio file format), but also “wavingman.jpg” or “lightwave_render.avi”.
F ILE C ONTEXT M ENU
Right-click on a file icon in the right-hand pane to show a menu providing Rename and Delete options. Be
aware that Delete really does remove content from your hard drive. This menu is not shown if the item
clicked is write-protected.
11.1.9 Player Controls
Transport controls and playback settings are located directly below the Playlist and Scrub-Bar .
FIGURE 141
T IME D ISPLAY
During playback, the uppermost timecode field beside the transport controls displays the current countdown
time for active playlist item or for the entire playlist when the
Playlist mode button is enabled. (As mentioned
earlier, the time show below is the embedded clip timecode.) Left-click the field to type in a timecode, then
press
Enter to jump to that point in the file ( or playlist).
Hint: The time display and scrub bar color provides visual indication that the playback is nearing its end. Ten
seconds before the end of play for the current item, the digits in the time display and the scrub bar background
turn amber. With only five seconds left, the color changes to red.
P LAYLIST M ODE
Normally, Media Player playback stops when the Out Point of the current playlist item
is reached (unless Loop is also enabled, in which case playback of the current item
repeats until manually interrupted).
Clicking the Playlist mode button (Figure 142) tells the Media Player to operate in
continuous play mode, advancing through the playlist items until the last one has
played.
T RANSPORT C ONTROLS
A simple set of controls beneath the playlist pane provides all playback-related functions:
• *Previous button – go to previous playlist entry
• Stop (clicking Stop when already stopped goes to the first frame)
• Play
• *Next button – go to next playlist entry
FIGURE 142