Audacity Forum

I get the general idea, but to me the transparency makes for blurriness. I really find this unpleasant to look at, so more information or not, I would not turn this feature on. If it was pleasant to look at, I might turn it on. In other words I find the different shades potentially attractive to re...

How are you measuring "DC offset"? I thought that you were taking the mean of samples within each pixel width, but if that is the case you cannot determine that it is "DC offset". DC offset is by definition a constant value, but at low zoom levels, each pixel width may be only a few samples, If for...

steve wrote:

h-h wrote:First, I wan't to add some more to the first post.

Please don't change the content of older posts after there has been a reply.

I did it by means of my second post.

First, I wan't to add some more to the first post (i.e., the following until the separator line). I suggest to additionally attenuate the peak pixels (i.e., 2 per pixel column) according to the amount the samples really reach the top (for the upper half) or the bottom (for the lower half) of the pe...

Hello, there are issues with the current zoomed-out waveform view, i.e., the waveform view that doesn't show individual samples. It's a kind of two-layer "monochrome" rendering (pixel on/pixel off) with two kinds of information about the samples in the time frame of the pixel column: the maximum pea...

By means of what you are judging the picture is making up information? Easy as pie: because it's CHANGING the shape of the waveform. It's making up information (of course, I'm assuming that the first "not anti-aliased" waveform is as accurate as the pixel density can give). You were not supposed to...

Let me get this right. So you came here requesting Anti-aliasing, give a picture of AA, but when I tell you that that picture is making up info, you just say the picture is just "illustrative" and is not what you meant. By means of what you are judging the picture is making up information? Only by ...

I think the reason for the disagreement here is due to a misunderstanding of what the waveform view is. Thanks for mediating! [rambomhtri comparing pictures again.] The pictures I referenced were found via an image search engine. ... They illustrate shades on a waveform. It's up to you to imagine t...

Because you compress the waveform when you zoom out, you reach a point that you've compressed the waveform "so much" that you don't have a density of pixels high enough to display correctly the compressed waveform, and then you got to cut/remove pixels from the waveform, because you don't have enou...

I think h-h should show us waveform images of anti-aliased and not that show the kind of antialiasing he or she proposes. I don't understand what you want me to show. Antialiased waveforms, but not with the algorithm I propose? The image that you quoted was the only one I could find that adds shade...