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XStudio 3300

Restoring Preference and Settings Files

All backed-up preference and settings files originated from the XStudio application folder and must be

restored to that same folder. The application folder is determined by the user during the installation of

XStudio.

Backed-up preference and settings files are not interrelated, so you can selectively restore these files

depending on your needs. See the section on what is backed up for information on each of the file

types that are a part of this group.

Using a Backup to Clone XStudio

If you are in the process of installing XStudio in multiple control rooms or are adding another XStudio to

your operation, you may wish to use an XStudio backup to speed up the process of setup. This might

be desirable if you have created a large number of Tasks and Actions and want to do the same things

in another XStudio installation. The steps to take are as follows:

1. Install and launch XStudio on your new control room PC. At first launch, XStudio will

automatically create a new system database. Initially, all database tables are empty.

2. Close down XStudio.

3. Copy all but two (2) of the backup system database files to your new installation's "Data"

folder. The files to exclude are "Music.nx1" and "LogData.nx1". The effect of this step is to

have all defined Tasks, Actions, scheduled events and audio switcher definitions from the

backup now a part of the new system. You skip the two files mentioned because it's likely

you'd be using different music for the new system and you'd want the archive of log

snapshots and changes to be empty to start.

4. Optionally, copy selected preference and settings files to the new installation's application

folder. Refer to to the what is backed up section for information on which files you might

want to use.

5. Restart XStudio, register the software and complete the system setup.

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