Labeling Cues on RVI while recording on console.

the second user needs to be on another device (client, RVI, other console).  The 2 devices need to have different users.

(if the user # are the same on both consoles, you will see the other operator typing their command line on yours.  this is a bad thing for what you're trying to accomplish).

Then yes, I would say that one person can be programming cues, and the other can be labelling cues previously recorded.

First user: recording cue 12 enter.  time 6 enter. [makes changes]  record cue 13 enter.

second user: cue 8 label door enter.  cue 9 label blackout enter

Andrew

the second user needs to be on another device (client, RVI, other console).  The 2 devices need to have different users.

(if the user # are the same on both consoles, you will see the other operator typing their command line on yours.  this is a bad thing for what you're trying to accomplish).

Then yes, I would say that one person can be programming cues, and the other can be labelling cues previously recorded.

First user: recording cue 12 enter.  time 6 enter. [makes changes]  record cue 13 enter.

second user: cue 8 label door enter.  cue 9 label blackout enter

Andrew

I have heard rumors that an opera company hires a second programmer for the sole purpose of labeling cues and presets and cleaning up marks. But yes it is necessary for them to be another user.