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Opens a search field where standard alphanumeric entries filter out unmatching elements from the view. Learn more in Using tables.

Click the Close icon to the left of the search icon to close the search field and remove the filter.

	Note
	The searches do not include elements in collapsed nodes of the List View, Query Editor, MIDI Keymap Editor, and Reference View.

Click the Configure Columns shortcut (right-click) option from the column header band.

The Configure Columns Dialog opens. Specify which columns to display and their order.

Name

The name of the SoundBank.

Notes

Any additional information about the SoundBank.

Search

Filters the project elements that appear in the list.

Type a name or part of a name in this text box to display only those elements that contain corresponding letters in their name.

Clears the contents of the Search field.

When the Search field is cleared, the entire list of project elements included in the SoundBank is displayed again.

(Language Filter)

Filters the list by language.

The language filter allows you to review the contents of each language's SoundBank.

(Object Filter)

Filters the list by object type.

You can filter the list using any of the following object types:

Events - To display only the Events that were added to the SoundBank.

Structures - To display only object structures that were added to the SoundBank.

Media - To display only the media files that were added to the SoundBank.

Include

Determines whether an individual event, object, or media file is included in the SoundBank.

To exclude a project element from the SoundBank, deselect its corresponding check box.

If you exclude a parent object, all corresponding child objects will be automatically excluded as well.

Object

A list of every object structure, event, and media file that is currently in the SoundBank.

Click the column title bar to sort the information alphabetically in either ascending or descending order.

Sample Rate

The sample rate of the audio file that will be included in the SoundBank.

The sample rate basically defines the number of times per second a digital audio signal is sampled, defined in Hertz (Hz). The sample rate range varies for each platform to a maximum of 48,000 Hz.

The sample rate information will appear in blue if the media file has not yet been converted for the current platform or in red if the original media file is missing from the project.

Format

The format of the audio file that will be included in the SoundBank, for example, PCM, Vorbis, or ADPCM. Refer to About audio formats for information on selecting the audio file format for your platform.

The format information will appear in blue if the media file has not yet been converted for the current platform or in red if the original media file is missing from the project.

Memory Size

The amount of a platform's memory that will be taken up by the converted media files when this SoundBank is loaded into memory.

Unit: Bytes

If a media file is streamed, the memory size will be zero.

Decoded Size

The amount of in-game memory that a SoundBank with decoded Opus or Vorbis media would use for the currently selected platform. If the SoundBank has no Opus or Vorbis media files, then this value will be same as the Data Size.

	Note
	If your SoundBank contains Sound Voices, then - like the Data Size column - the Decoded Size column will also be updated according to the currently selected language.

Units: Bytes

Prefetch Size

The amount of a platform's memory that will be taken up by the prefetch data associated with the streamed media file when this SoundBank is loaded into memory.

Prefetch data is loaded into memory to ensure that the streamed media file plays back without a delay.

Unit: Bytes

File Size

The total size of the converted media file.

This number may not represent the amount of data that will be included in the generated SoundBank, depending on whether the media file is streamed and its prefetch status.

Unit: Bytes

ID

The media file's unique 9-digit identification number.

Includes all events, objects, and media files in the SoundBank.