User Guide/Project - Revision history

Jw at 10:49, 12 September 2019

2019-09-12T10:49:56Z

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	A project is a collection of sound data you want to work on at the same time. When you open the Workspace, you also open a project. {{STX}} does not store the sound files itself in the project, but rather stores a reference to them. The [[User Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] (segments, parameters, sequences, etc) [[~~Project~~#Linked_or_unlinked\|can be stored in the project itself]] to facilitate multiple segmentation of the same wave file.		A project is a collection of sound data you want to work on at the same time. When you open the Workspace, you also open a project. {{STX}} does not store the sound files itself in the project, but rather stores a reference to them. The [[User Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] (segments, parameters, sequences, etc) [[#Linked_or_unlinked\|can be stored in the project itself]] to facilitate multiple segmentation of the same wave file.

	The contents of the project file are displayed in the [[User Guide/Workspace/Overview\|overview]] and [[User Guide/Workspace/Detail\|detail]] section of the [[User Guide/Workspace\|workspace]] window.		The contents of the project file are displayed in the [[User Guide/Workspace/Overview\|overview]] and [[User Guide/Workspace/Detail\|detail]] section of the [[User Guide/Workspace\|workspace]] window.

Jw at 10:49, 12 September 2019

2019-09-12T10:49:14Z

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	A project is a collection of sound data you want to work on at the same time. When you open the Workspace, you also open a project. {{STX}} does not store the sound files itself in the project, but rather stores a reference to them. The [[User Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] (segments, parameters, sequences, etc) can be stored in the project itself to facilitate multiple segmentation of the same wave file.		A project is a collection of sound data you want to work on at the same time. When you open the Workspace, you also open a project. {{STX}} does not store the sound files itself in the project, but rather stores a reference to them. The [[User Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] (segments, parameters, sequences, etc) [[Project#Linked_or_unlinked\|can be stored in the project itself]] to facilitate multiple segmentation of the same wave file.

	The contents of the project file are displayed in the [[User Guide/Workspace/Overview\|overview]] and [[User Guide/Workspace/Detail\|detail]] section of the [[User Guide/Workspace\|workspace]] window.		The contents of the project file are displayed in the [[User Guide/Workspace/Overview\|overview]] and [[User Guide/Workspace/Detail\|detail]] section of the [[User Guide/Workspace\|workspace]] window.

Jw at 13:52, 18 February 2019

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	[[File:stx_ug_workspace_project.png\|thumb]]		[[File:stx_ug_workspace_project.png\|thumb]]

	A project is a collection of sound data you want to work on at the same time. When you open the Workspace, you also open a project. {{STX}} does not store the sound files itself in the project, but rather stores a reference to them. The [[User Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] (segments, parameters, sequences, etc) can be stored in the project itself to facilitate multiple segmentation of the same wave file.		A project is a collection of sound data you want to work on at the same time. When you open the Workspace, you also open a project. {{STX}} does not store the sound files itself in the project, but rather stores a reference to them. The [[User Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] (segments, parameters, sequences, etc) can be stored in the project itself to facilitate multiple segmentation of the same wave file.

Jw at 10:29, 7 March 2018

2018-03-07T10:29:15Z

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	~~[[Category:TODO]]~~

	[[File:stx_ug_workspace_project.png\|thumb]]		[[File:stx_ug_workspace_project.png\|thumb]]

Jw: /* Linked or unlinked */

2018-03-07T10:28:14Z

Linked or unlinked

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	You can either store your [[User_Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] in your project file (unlinked) or in one <samp>stxsm</samp> file per wave file (linked).		You can either store your [[User_Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] in your project file (unlinked) or in one <samp>stxsm</samp> file per wave file (linked).

	Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[~~User Guide~~/~~Project~~/~~SD0 Import/Export~~\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.		Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User_Guide/Projects/SD0_Import_or_Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.

	==Relative paths==		==Relative paths==

Jw: /* Linked or unlinked */

2018-03-07T10:27:27Z

Linked or unlinked

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	==Linked or unlinked==		==Linked or unlinked==

	You can either store your metadata in your project file (unlinked) or in one <samp>stxsm</samp> file per wave file (linked).		You can either store your [[User_Guide/Project/Metadata\|metadata]] in your project file (unlinked) or in one <samp>stxsm</samp> file per wave file (linked).

	Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Import/Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.		Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Import/Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.

Jw: /* Linked or unlinked */

2018-03-07T10:26:13Z

Linked or unlinked

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	==Linked or unlinked==		==Linked or unlinked==

	You can either store your metadata in your project file (unlinked) or in one file per wave file (linked).		You can either store your metadata in your project file (unlinked) or in one <samp>stxsm</samp> file per wave file (linked).

	Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Import/Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.		Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Import/Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.

Jw: /* Relative paths */

2018-03-07T09:59:53Z

Relative paths

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	==Relative paths==		==Relative paths==

	Paths in project files can be absolute paths or paths relative to the project file's location. This is controlled by the ''ARelative'' attribute in the ''STXDataSet'' root element. If set to 'yes' then all sound files within the projects folder or it's subfolders are saved with relative paths. Any file above the project's folder are saved with absolute paths.		Paths in project files can be absolute paths or paths relative to the project file's location. This is controlled by the ''ARelative'' attribute in the ''STXDataSet'' root element. If set to 'yes' then all sound files within the projects folder or it's subfolders are saved with relative paths. Any file above the project's folder are saved with absolute paths. Note that when {{STX}} is running, the paths are displayed as absolute paths, even if ''ARelative'' is set to ''yes''. However, in the project file on disk, the paths are relative, meaning you can move the whole project directory somewhere else on the computer and reopen it in {{STX}} without having to relink the files.

	==Calibration==		==Calibration==

Jw: /* Linked or unlinked */

2016-04-08T08:57:24Z

Linked or unlinked

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	Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Import/Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.		Note: {{STX}} metadata was stored in [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Files\|SD0 files]] prior to version 3.0. See [[User Guide/Project/SD0 Import/Export\|SD0 Import/Export]] for more details. {{STX}} settings and configuration data is stored in the Workspace file, not the project file.

			==Relative paths==

			Paths in project files can be absolute paths or paths relative to the project file's location. This is controlled by the ''ARelative'' attribute in the ''STXDataSet'' root element. If set to 'yes' then all sound files within the projects folder or it's subfolders are saved with relative paths. Any file above the project's folder are saved with absolute paths.

	==Calibration==		==Calibration==

Jw: /* Backups */

2015-12-21T14:08:41Z

Backups

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	==Backups==		==Backups==

	{{STX}} makes backups of the project file by default. These are stored in the ''backup'' directory. You can restore a backed up project using the menu [[User_Guide/Project/Restoring_a_project_from_backup\|''Special->Backup/Restore->Restore a Project'']]		{{STX}} makes backups of the project file by default. These are stored in the ''backup'' directory. You can restore a backed up project using the menu [[User_Guide/Project/Restoring_a_project_from_backup\|''Special->Backup/Restore->Restore a Project'']].

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