For more information, see the following topics:
All DigiBase browsers provide a Browser menu in the upper right corner of their toolbar. DigiBase Browser menus provides commands specific to each type of browser, as described below.
Not all DigiBase browser commands are available in all browsers, as noted.
Creates a new folder on the current volume, or within the current Catalog. In Volume browsers, a new folder is created on disk. Available in Catalog and Volume browsers only. For more information, see Creating and Opening DigiBase Browser Folders.
Creates a new, empty Catalog. Available in the Workspace browser only.
Creates a fully indexed catalog of the selected items.
Calculates the waveform displays for selected audio files, or all files contained in selected folders.
Updates the database for the currently selected volumes or folders. Available in Workspace and Volume browsers only.
Calculates Elastic Audio analysis data for all selected audio files. Analyzed files are indicated by a check mark to the left of the file name. Analyzed files where a tempo has been detected are also updated as tick-based, display their duration in Bars|Beats, and display their native tempo in the Tempo column.
Clears Elastic Audio analysis data for all selected audio files. Files cleared of Elastic Audio analysis data revert to sample timebase, display their duration in minutes and seconds, and do not report a tempo.
Selects all files that are currently offline.
Selects all files identified as Transfer files (files found on media that do not support playback).
Selects all files that are online.
Reverses (inverts) the current selection.
Opens the corresponding parent window in the Finder (Mac) or Explorer (Windows) for the currently selected file.
Opens the parent browser for the selected item. The selected item is highlighted in its parent browser.
Opens the Relink window. Available in the Project browsers only.
Opens the Relink window, with all selected files from the current browser displayed and selected as Files to Match. Available in Catalogs and Project browsers only.
Copies items currently selected in the Project browser to a chosen location, and relinks the session to the copies instead of the originals. Use this to easily move files from a Transfer to a Performance volume. This command is also available in Catalogs to copy items and relink the current Catalog to the copies.
Creates a duplicate of the selected items in the same location.
Locks all selected items. Any files already locked remain so. Locking a folder locks all files and sub-folders it contains.
Deletes any selected item. In the Workspace, Project, and Volume browsers, deleting an item deletes it from the disk. In Catalogs, you are asked whether you want to clear the items from the Catalog (leaving your disks unchanged) or delete the files referenced by the Catalog items.
Lets you unmount any online volume. Available in the Workspace browser only.
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Enables or disables automatic preview of files. When this option is enabled, selecting a file in the browser starts preview. The Preview button updates to show that Auto-Preview is enabled. Additionally, the Preview button updates to show an Auto-Preview icon.
Previews the selected file by looping playback of the file. If multiple files are selected, only the first selected file previews. When Loop Preview mode is enabled, the Preview button updates to show a Loop Preview Mode icon.
Enables or disables the Spacebar for starting and stopping preview. When this option is disabled, use the Preview button to start and stop preview. In this mode, the spacebar starts and stops session playback. This lets you play back the session and, with the Audio Files Conform to Session Tempo option enabled, preview the selected audio file in time with the session.
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Conforms all tick-based audio files with Elastic Audio analysis, as well as REX and ACID files, to the session tempo. This option lets you play back the session and simultaneously preview the selected files in time with the session. This option is only available when a session is open. For more information, see Conforming Preview to the Session Tempo.
When the Audio Files Conform to Session Tempo option is enabled, Pro Tools analyzes un-analyzed files on preview or import. Audio files that have been analyzed as tick-based can then be previewed at the session tempo and conform to the session tempo on import.
When the Audio Files Conform to Session Tempo option is disabled, any tick-based audio files with Elastic Audio analysis, and REX and ACID files preview and import at their native tempo.