Background Record

This is in 24 hour military time.

This is simply the title that you want this event called in the list.

This is the filename that you have defined for the file in the audio cuts database. The Background Recorder will ONLY record to MP3 files so include .mp3 at the end of the filename.

If you add a file to the Audio Cuts Database for the Weather and its File Number 1000, then your Audio Cut Filename here will be DJB_1000.mp3

How many seconds do you want to record?

60 = 1 Minute
120 = 2 Minutes
300 = 5 Minutes
600 = 10 Minutes
1800 = 30 Minutes

These are just examples and you can set the seconds to the actual number of seconds.

If you are connected up to a Broadcast Tools Switcher with multiple input triggers, you can have those triggers recorded along with the audio. simply list the various input numbers you wish to record and separate them with a comma.

This is used for Time Shifting or Tape Delaying the program. You would set up a record event for each segment of the show.

For example:

Input 2 = Legal ID
Input 3 = Mandatory Stop Set
Input 4 = Magic Calls
Input 5 = Liner

You would enter 2,3,4,5 in this field.

When you are done, press the Done Button and your settings will be saved.

If this exact record event occures on more than 1 day, check all the days that you want to record this event.

Normally you will leave this blank, but if you do use this, the recording will be "ARMED" at the time you selected and it will wait for the INPUT selected to be received by your Broadcast Tools box to actually start recording.

Normally you will leave this blank, but if you do use this, the recording will stop when the INPUT selected is received by your Broadcast Tools box.

When the On-Air System plays this file back, it will use the Satellite Input Output control that you have selected here. Normally you will only use this if you are Time Shifting or Tape Delaying a program.