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(1) Show in Windows File Explorer – Exactly as described – opens folder where your file is
(2) Print... – Print IDs, barcodes, and other info for this folder on blank page(s)
(3) Copy – Copy your entire AV folder and paste into a Notebook or Media Script
(4) Edit Name and ID... – Change the name and ID in OnCue only, not underlying file
(5) Delete – Careful, 2 options: database only or database and drive
(6) Import – All options for import available, not tied to audiovisuals
(7) Export – 1 option: exhibit list
(8) Add Segments... – Add another AV file to existing folder (like adding pages to a non-PDF document)
(9) Add to Notebook – Add to existing (list provided) or create new
(10) Renumber IDs – Move AV segments (files) in the folder or delete things, keep your IDs consecutive using this
Segment Level:

(1) Show in Windows File Explorer – Exactly as described – opens folder where your file is
(2) Print... – Print IDs, barcodes, and other info for this folder on blank page(s)
(3) Copy – Copy the segment or multiple segments and paste into a Notebook or Media Script
(4) Copy Clip Info – Copy the clip time info and paste in another segment to create a new clip under that segment (if only 1 clip in segment)
(5) Edit Name and Bates Number... – Change the name and Bates in OnCue only, not underlying file
(6) Delete – Careful, 2 options: database only or database and drive
(7) Import – All options for import available, not tied to audiovisuals
(8) Export – 1 option: exhibit list
(9) Add Clips... – Add clip to existing segment (using timecode)
(10) Add to Notebook – Add to existing (list provided) or create new
(11) Renumber IDs – Move clips around or delete things, keep your IDs consecutive using this
(12) Sort – 2 options: by ID or by Timecode
(13) Optimize Audio... – Having audio or video issues? this optimizes just the file you are clicked on
Clip Level:

(1) Print... – Print IDs, barcodes, and other info for this folder on blank page(s)
(2) Copy – Copy the clip and paste into a Notebook or Media Script
(3) Rename... – Change the name of the clip ONLY, not underlying file
(4) Delete – Deletes from case completely (treat it like an annotation)
(5) Import – All options for import available, not tied to audiovisuals
(6) Export – 2 options: exhibit list, export video–you can export single or multiple clips from the same file
(7) Add to Notebook – Add to existing (list provided) or create new




































































Step-by-step Instructions
A lot of OnCue's features are accessible in right-click menus for various files and work product. If you're ever in doubt about what you can with something– just right-click it.
Here is a list of articles that show all of the right-click menus in the program:
Documents (including the Viewer pane with a document showing)
Audiovisuals (including the Viewer pane with an audiovisual file showing)
Transcripts (including the Transcript Viewer pane)

A lot of OnCue's features are accessible in right-click menus for various files and work product. If you're ever in doubt about what you can with something– just right-click it.
Here is a list of articles that show all of the right-click menus in the program:
Documents (including the Viewer pane with a document showing)
Audiovisuals (including the Viewer pane with an audiovisual file showing)
Transcripts (including the Transcript Viewer pane)
Main Audiovisual Folder:
(1) Show in Windows File Explorer
As described – opens folder where your file is
(2) Print...
Print IDs, barcodes, and other info for this folder on blank page(s)
(3) Copy
Copy your entire AV folder and paste into a Notebook or Media Script
(4) Edit Name and ID...
Change the name and ID in OnCue only, not underlying file
(5) Delete
Careful, 2 options: database only or database and drive
(6) Import
All options for import available, not tied to audiovisuals
(7) Export
1 option: exhibit list
(8) Add Segments...
Add another AV file to existing folder (like adding pages to a non-PDF document)
(9) Add to Notebook
Add to existing (list provided) or create new
(10) Renumber IDs
Move AV segments (files) in the folder or delete things, keep your IDs consecutive using this
(11) Mark as Admitted
Marks AV file as admitted
(12) Optimize Audio...
Having audio or video issues? this optimizes just the file you have selected

Audiovisual Segment Level:
(1) Show in Windows File Explorer
As described – opens folder where your file is
(2) Print...
Print IDs, barcodes, and other info for this folder on blank page(s)
(3) Copy
Copy the segment or multiple segments and paste into a Notebook or Media Script
(4) Copy Clip Info
Copy the clip time info and paste in another segment to create a new clip under that segment (if only 1 clip in segment)
(5) Edit Name and Bates Number
Change the name and Bates in OnCue only, not underlying file
(6) Delete
Careful, 2 options: database only or database and drive
(7) Import
All options for import available, not tied to audiovisuals
(8) Export
1 option: exhibit list
(9) Add Clips...
Add clip to existing segment (using timecode)
(10) Add to Notebook
Add to existing (list provided) or create new
(11) Renumber IDs
Move AV segments (files) in the folder or delete things, keep your IDs consecutive using this
(12) Mark as Admitted
Marks clip as admitted
(13) Sort
2 options: by ID or by Timecode
(14) Optimize Audio...
Having audio or video issues? this optimizes just the file you have selected

Audiovisual Clip Level:
(1) Print
Print IDs, barcodes, and other info for this folder on blank page(s)
(2) Copy
Copy the clip and paste into a Notebook or Media Script
(3) Rename...
Change the name of the clip only, not underlying file
(4) Delete
Deletes from case completely (treat it like an annotation)
(5) Import
All options for import available, not tied to audiovisuals
(6) Export
2 options: exhibit list, export video–you can export single or multiple clips from the same file
(7) Add to Notebook
Add to existing (list provided) or create new

Audiovisual in Viewer:
(1) Undo
As described
(2) Presentation
Choose how you present
(3) Displays
Choose your display
(4) Playback Speed
Speed up or slow down playback - NOT for presentation
(5) Copy as Image
No background copied - (see Copying & Exporting Images if background is needed)
(6) Save as Image
Save as *.png
