Options Tab

If this option is activated, peak files are created for each rendered file.

If this option is activated, a fade is performed at the audio range bounds when a new file is created, or a crossfade with the audio neighborhood is created if the audio range is processed in place.

Crossfades allow a smooth transition between the processed and the non-processed parts. The crossfade time and shape are set in the Audio Files Preferences. If the fade time is longer than half the length of the processed file, it is not performed.

If this option is activated, markers that are included in the range to process are copied to the rendered file.

Allows you to select an external tool to run after the batch process is finished. For example, you could email, upload, or archive the resulting files. To be able to select tools, you need to specify them in the Configure External Tools dialog.

This option has no effect when using Watch Folders.

• If Accept Unknown Audio is activated, you can apply batch processing to audio files that do not include any header information such as sampling rate, bit depth, endian, or number of channels.

  Click on the Presets field to open the Special File Format dialog. This dialog allows you to specify how to interpret the format of the audio file that you want to open.

• If Reinterpret Header Sample Rate is activated, you can specify the sample rate that is applied to the audio stream in the batch process.

  Important

  This option could produce files with a wrong sample rate. Use this option with care.