Visited the lovely-lovely user manual and help manual, for no answer, context or abbreviation of this issue or feature.
The issue is the timeline length. I am editing a 4 minutes track. What does the timeline decide to do? Well now (quite the doosy) I can select up to 35 Minutes of nonexistent grey space, making the existing audio that actually matters extremely difficult to edit or accurately-select whatsoever.
I spam clicked while holding crazy amounts of keys, scrolls the bar, tried everything from shift clicking/scrolling to even licking my finger and pointing it at the sun for a solution but I can’t find any rational reason for this to occur or even be used. Why do I need a 30 minute timeline when my audio is only 4 minutes collectively? What actual, reasonable use does this incur?
I need the timeline to be exact of my project. You see how it goes on to 21 minutes? Why, lol?
It wasn’t like this before and I apologize for my passive aggressiveness but I have a mean deadline to meet and I can’t for the love of me simply edit section of audio with this. All the audio is essentially squeezed together tight as hell.
From my reading of Kayreme’s post - once they get to the Ctrl+A then Ctrl+F their problem should be solved (unlesss there is project data beyond the 4 and and half minutes)