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2.5 Loading and saving shows

You can save any number of different shows on a USB drive or the

console’s internal hard disk. The console will also autosave the show

periodically.

Shows created on the Tiger Touch can be loaded into

any other Avolites Titan console, but not to non-Titan

consoles as the showfile format is different.

Although your show is safe on the console’s internal hard disk, it’s a

good idea to also save it to a USB pen drive which you can take with

you in case something bad happens to the console or if you want to

transfer a show to a different console. USB drives are plugged into

the rear USB sockets on the console.

2.5.1 Saving the show

You can save your show at any time either with its current name or

with a new name. If you save your show with its current name, a new

version of the show will be created. This allows you to go back to

previous versions of your show if needed.

To save your current show:

1> Press the Disk button.

2> Press [Save Show].

3> If you have a USB drive connected, use the softkeys to select

whether to save on [Removable Disk] or [Internal hard drive].

4> If this is a new show, enter a name for the show on the

keyboard. If this is a new version of an existing show you can

enter a tag to help identify the version, which will be shown on

the Show Browser screen when you load shows.

5> Press Enter or [Save] (or [Overwrite] if the show already

exists). The show will be saved.

6> Press Exit or [OK] to leave Disk mode.

• To save the show under a different name, use the [Save As]

softkey.

• Pressing the Disk button twice will force the console to save an

Autosave version of the file. Autosaves are stored in the same

folder as the normal show file.

• A new version of the file will be saved even if you enter the

same tag as previously used.

If you save to hard drive, shows are saved in the folder ‘D:\Show

Files’, unless you change this in the User Settings. When using the

Rear USB sockets

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