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2) When the DRS Status Panel starts running, it creates the following subdirectories on both the local recording
PC under “C:\DRS”, as well as on the server’s hard drive, under “R:\DRS:”.
Recordings are initiated as a series of sequentially numbered file names when the user presses “RECORD” on the console.
The files are automatically copied as they are created to both the local recording PC’s hard drive, as well as to the Server’s
hard drive. The File Naming convention is as follows:
1. First letter represents the language or audio source of the recording:
A=Arabic, C=Chinese, English, “_” (underscore) =Floor, F=French, R=Russian and S= Spanish.
2. Session Name entered from the DRS Workstation Console: Up to 5 alphanumeric characters long.
3. Sequential recording segment number. Automatically assigned by the DRS recording system.
Odd numbers (01,03,05…) come from Machine “A”, while even numbers (02, 04, 06…come from Machine “B”. 4. File name extension: “.wav for recordings, or “.log” for Logfiles.