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LXConsole Channel Translation LXConsole allows channel numbers to be substituted when reading ASCII data. This is done using a table of input and output channels. When reading a channel number from ASCII data, LXConsole looks it up in the table. And, if there is a substitution, the level of that channel or channels is set in place of the original. This process allows an original set of cue information to be migrated automatically to a new plot. The HTP option causes translated levels to be set on a highest takes precedence basis. This only matters if more than one input channel is translated to a single output channel. Without the HTP option, the output channel level is determined by the last non-zero channel that is translated. ASCII Keywords The channel translation table can be controlled by keywords in the ASCII data. $$patchchan in_chan out_chan (in_chan out_chan)... $$Patchchan adds or alters entries in the replacement table. For each input channel (in_chan) it stores the corresponding output value (out_chan). $$patchchans in_chan out_chan (out_chan...) $$Patchchans adds multiple entries into the replacement table. It has a single input channel (in_chan) and multiple output values (out_chan). Clear $$chanpatch This is an extension of the standard CLEAR record. It removes all entries from the replacement table. Example
$$patchchan 3>4 Output:
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