OmniTek 2.3 User Manual
OmniTek XR User Guide, Software Release 2.3
Page 97
Audio Status Display
Where supported, information about the status of each audio group is displayed in a
dedicated Audio Status window, which may be displayed either by clicking on the Audio
Status icon on the main (Window) toolbar or by selecting this window from the main
Window menu.
dedicated Audio Status window, which may be displayed either by clicking on the Audio
Status icon on the main (Window) toolbar or by selecting this window from the main
Window menu.
This window is similar in operation to the Video Status window described on page 84.
The information is arranged in a collapsible hierarchy, sections of which can be opened
(and closed) by clicking on the +/- symbols displayed alongside the various headings that
define the sections of the hierarchy. The display also uses the same system of green,
orange/brown and red colouring and crosses in red circles to indicate where errors have
been detected, and again there is the option of displaying timelines to indicate the rate at
which different errors occur.
The information is arranged in a collapsible hierarchy, sections of which can be opened
(and closed) by clicking on the +/- symbols displayed alongside the various headings that
define the sections of the hierarchy. The display also uses the same system of green,
orange/brown and red colouring and crosses in red circles to indicate where errors have
been detected, and again there is the option of displaying timelines to indicate the rate at
which different errors occur.
The range of items on which status information is given is able to be filtered in much the
same way as the Video Status window (see page 119).
same way as the Video Status window (see page 119).
In addition, right-clicking on an entry in the menu calls up a
submenu, offering the same range of ‘Expand’, ‘Collapse’,
‘Hide’, Error type and Reset options as the equivalent menu in
the Video Status window.
submenu, offering the same range of ‘Expand’, ‘Collapse’,
‘Hide’, Error type and Reset options as the equivalent menu in
the Video Status window.
In this way, the user can readily arrange to display in detail
just those parts of the structure that are of importance to you.
There is also the option of a ‘Flat view’ (selectable from the
Options menu) in which the same selection of details are seen
but with only the section headings to indicate the presence of
other parts to the hierarchy.
just those parts of the structure that are of importance to you.
There is also the option of a ‘Flat view’ (selectable from the
Options menu) in which the same selection of details are seen
but with only the section headings to indicate the presence of
other parts to the hierarchy.
The top of the hierarchy is divided into a section covering Embedded (PCM) audio, plus
optional Dolby-E and AES sections that are included where they are appropriate to the
audio being analysed.
optional Dolby-E and AES sections that are included where they are appropriate to the
audio being analysed.