Editing Media

The detail page displays all properties of a media item. Edit metadata, configure restrictions, and view technical details.

Accessing the Detail Page

1. Open Media Library in the project sidebar
2. Click a file title to open its detail page

Interface Layout

The editing interface has two areas:

• Main area (left, 3/4 width): Metadata fields and media fields
• Sidebar (right, 1/4 width): Two tabs — Details and Restrictions

Metadata Fields

Core Fields

Field	Description	Required
Title	Track title displayed in playout	Yes
Artist	Performer or creator name	No
Album	Album or collection name	No
Year	Release year	No
ISRC	International Standard Recording Code	No

Cover Art

Cover art appears in the studio interface and metadata exports.

Upload cover:

1. Click Upload cover
2. Select a JPG or PNG file

Remove cover:

• Click Remove cover below the current image

Autofill

Click the Autofill button to automatically fetch metadata and cover art from external sources based on the current artist and title.

TTL Date

Set an expiry date for the file. After this date, the file is marked as expired. This is useful for time-limited content like ads or licensed tracks.

Tags

Add free-form text tags to a media item for categorization and filtering. Enter a tag and confirm to add it. Tags appear in the library and can be used to filter the file list.

Custom Fields

Custom fields hold values for the fields defined in the project's Types & Fields configuration. Field types include boolean, string, number, and select. Fields appear in the main area below the core metadata. See Types & Fields to configure them.

Stems

If AI stem separation has run for a file, the separated audio stems are available:

• Bass
• Drums
• Vocals
• Other

Stems are shown only when available for the file.

Cue Points

Cue points define how tracks play and transition. To edit cue points, click Open in Cue Editor. This opens the dedicated cue editor panel.

Available Cue Points

Cue Point	Color	Description
Start	White	Playback begins here
End	White	Playback ends here
Fade In	Blue	Fade-in completes at this point
Fade Out	Blue	Fade-out begins at this point
Mix	Purple	Next track starts mixing here
Hook Start	Yellow	Preview hook begins
Hook End	Yellow	Preview hook ends

Auto Cue

The cue editor includes an Auto Cue feature with three presets:

Preset	Description
Soft	Keeps more silence at the boundaries
Medium	Balanced detection
Hard	Cuts closer to the audio content

Auto Cue analyzes the audio and sets intro, outro, fade in, and fade out points automatically based on silence detection.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
Space	Play/Pause
Ctrl+Z	Zoom in
Ctrl+X	Zoom out
1-7	Set cue point at current position

Cue Point Behavior

|--[Start]----[Fade In]----------[Mix]--[Fade Out]----[End]--|
     ↑            ↑                ↑         ↑          ↑
  Playback     Fade done      Next track   Fade      Playback
   begins                       starts    begins       ends

Start and End crop the track. Audio before Start and after End does not play.

Fade In creates a volume ramp from silence to full volume between Start and the Fade In marker.

Fade Out creates a volume ramp from full volume to silence between the Fade Out marker and End.

Mix determines when the next track begins playing.

Hook Start and Hook End define a preview segment for the media library and scheduler.

Details Tab

The Details tab in the sidebar displays:

Field	Description
Media Type	Category dropdown (Music, Jingle, etc.)
EBU R128 Loudness	Measured loudness value (if analyzed)
Uploader	User who uploaded the file
Created At	Upload date
File Versions	Transcoded versions with codec, size, and download button

Restrictions Tab

The Restrictions tab controls when a track can play.

Availability Scheduling

A 7-day by 24-hour grid controls availability for each hour of each day of the week. Active hours show a checkmark on a colored background. Inactive hours show a gray background.

Click cells to enable or disable playback for each hour. The planner respects these restrictions when generating rotations. Restrictions apply to automatic scheduling only; manual playback in the studio is not affected.

Date Restrictions

Limit when a media item appears in rotations using two date fields:

Field	Description
Not Before	The item is excluded from rotations before this date
Not After	The item is excluded from rotations after this date

Leave a field empty to remove that limit.

Saving Changes

Click Save Changes in the header to apply modifications. The button is disabled when no changes have been made.

Related Topics

• Media Library Overview - Browse and search files
• Uploading Files - Add new files to the library
• Playlists - Organize files into playlists
• Types & Fields - Configure media types and media fields