This morning I came into the theater to unscrew a problem that occurred while I was away. Our console is in a location that is NOT secure, and never will be because the powers that be didn't see this as a priority when they built the theater. While I have taken steps to keep outsiders out of the console (Magic Sheet with cues that use only touch 4 Paradigm presets and standard fixtures.)
Occasionally I will come in to find that someone has made their way into the system (like this morning). Most of the time I can figure out the issue fairly quickly, other times (like this morning) it was a little more involved.
When I talk to my management and or security, I have no idea when this actually happened because undo doesn't have any sort of time record (that I can find).
Aside from terrorists breaking into the board as listed above, I could see a time listing being useful when programming shows too when one might need to back out of a 'really great idea' one had.
Lastly, is it a memory issue that make it that the undo is wiped out when we save? Some times you save not realizing that you built a gremlin into the works. When you go to undo and realize that the history is gone... My primary job here is producer / video editor. I save and save often. I kind of have that same mentality when I program my ION. I am ctrl updating all the time.
