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But we need to decide if it is "Quick Play" as Steve has it in the app or the hyphenated "Quick-Play" as it has always been in the Manual up to now - but note that Connie has never made a ruling on this. I'm minded to think that I prefer it with the hyphen - as it is nomenclature...

I also would like an option to turn off the white vertical line (I find it a distraction when not Quick Playing but merely mousing past Timeline to get somewhere else). Wahay, I see from the latest nightly 21Apr15 that Steve .has now already supplied a way to do this. There is now an extra item in ...

slipping belts could even be an underlying cause of your problem

One of the things you might want to look at are the drive belts - B&W replaced those on my Nak when they serviced it

WC

steve wrote:

Robert J. H. wrote:It is good that the playback volume has a limit, otherwise....

kaboom!

I've noted it on bugzilla - should be an easy fix.

Never mind the old "turn it up to 11" ...

I also would like an option to turn off the white vertical line (I find it a distraction when not Quick Playing but merely mousing past Timeline to get somewhere else). Yebbut - you always wanted waveform accuracy in quickplay, which is why you used to favour Ctrl+click for that. ;) 8-) I know what...

You might find this article from the Audacity interesting/useful: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Recor ... m_Cassette

WC

Can you not use the Sony tape machine that you made the recordings on the playback device to record into Audacity? I's often thought better to record and playback on the same machine as the head alignments and azimuth settings are then (or should be) identical. WC I have no chances, my mum records ...

Can you not use the Sony tape machine that you made the recordings on the playback device to record into Audacity?

I's often thought better to record and playback on the same machine as the head alignments and azimuth settings are then (or should be) identical.

WC

An easier way is to not make the selection in the label track but in the audio track. 1) Click in the audio track near the first label (holding the left mouse button down) until the yellow weak-snap line appears on the waveform. 2) Still holding the left mouse button down drag over to the second lab...