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Sync Mode/Non Sync Mode Explanation Process Diagram
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The following diagram illustrates the standard filtering process of DCArt10/DC Forensics10 using Classic Edit mode.
Sync Mode
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Sync mode is the default mode of operation for the Classic Editing screen of DCArt10/DC Forensics10. In Sync mode, both the Source and Destination files track each other. If you zoom into a section of the Source file, the Destination file will zoom to the same section. When you process the Source file using a DCArt10/DC Forensics10 filter, the program reads the Source file, processes it, and writes it to the Destination file at exactly the same position as the Source file. This means that if you want to reprocess a section in the middle of a song, just highlight the section in the Source file that needs processing and run the filter again.
Non-Sync Mode
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In Non-Sync mode, the highlighted section of the Source file is read and processed by the DCArt10/DC Forensics10 filter. The processed section is then written to the Destination file, starting at the beginning of the file. If a Destination file already exists, it will be overwritten (a prompt warns you of this). This mode is useful when only a section of the Source file needs to be extracted, or for testing a filter’s settings before processing an entire file.
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The following diagram illustrates the standard filtering process of DCArt10/DC Forensics10 using Classic Edit mode.
Sync Mode
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Sync mode is the default mode of operation for the Classic Editing screen of DCArt10/DC Forensics10. In Sync mode, both the Source and Destination files track each other. If you zoom into a section of the Source file, the Destination file will zoom to the same section. When you process the Source file using a DCArt10/DC Forensics10 filter, the program reads the Source file, processes it, and writes it to the Destination file at exactly the same position as the Source file. This means that if you want to reprocess a section in the middle of a song, just highlight the section in the Source file that needs processing and run the filter again.
Non-Sync Mode
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In Non-Sync mode, the highlighted section of the Source file is read and processed by the DCArt10/DC Forensics10 filter. The processed section is then written to the Destination file, starting at the beginning of the file. If a Destination file already exists, it will be overwritten (a prompt warns you of this). This mode is useful when only a section of the Source file needs to be extracted, or for testing a filter’s settings before processing an entire file.