The Sessions library
The Sessions library is every session you've downloaded or imported, in one sortable table. It's the source of truth for what you have — AimMac never scans folders to work it out.
Working with the table
- Sort by clicking a column header. Resize and reorder columns by dragging them.
- Choose which columns are shown from the columns button in the ribbon; Reset to Defaults puts them back. Date Added records when each session first entered the library — which never changes, even if you re-download the session or correct its recorded date.
- Your sort, scroll position and selection are remembered when you open a session and come back, so a long library doesn't jump back to the top in the order it was first built. The sort you chose is kept across restarts too; the scroll position and selection reset when you quit.
- Select rows by clicking, shift-clicking, or dragging across them. ⌘A selects everything shown.
- Double-click a session to open it for analysis.
- Right-click for the full menu (below).
The right-click menu
- Analyze Session — opens it in the Session analysis area.
- View Track Info — jumps to that session's track in the Tracks page.
- Assign Track… — link the session to the right track by hand.
- Link Video… — attach footage of this session.
- Add GPS Data… — only for a Race Studio 2
.drk that arrived without its GPS half; point at the .rrk or .gpk and the map appears, in an open tab as well. See Importing Sessions.
- Export to CSV… — one session, or all selected ones at once.
- Label — a Finder-style color label.
- Edit Metadata — the tag form; with several rows selected it edits them all at once.