Hi all,
I'm working on a project to decode packets from a weather station. I'm not crazy, such things have already been done:
http://alyer.frihost.net/thn128decoding.htm
Anyway, I have a single packet recorded; it's about 0.25 seconds long. I'd like to print it out just so I can do some old-fashioned pencil markup on the long and short pulses. Unfortunately, printing only happens on one page, and then it's too difficult to discern. Ideally I'd print the "zoomed " view and have it span multiple pages.
Any thoughts on how I might accomplish this? I'm using the Win7 version, but I also have Ubuntu, if it makes a difference.
Thanks for any suggestions you might have!
Printing across multiple pages?
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Re: Printing across multiple pages?
Does this have anything to do with the Audacity sound editor?
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Re: Printing across multiple pages?
I meant that I was using Audacity's print function. From what I can tell, it only prints a single page of the entire waveform, independent of the view. I'm asking if there are any other printing options, plugins, or exports that might lead me to a solution.kozikowski wrote:Does this have anything to do with the Audacity sound editor?
Koz
thanks!
Re: Printing across multiple pages?
Select part of the track,
Edit menu > Copy (Ctrl + C)
File menu > New (Ctrl + N)
Edit menu > Paste (Ctrl + V) paste into the new project
Print out the first section from the new project
Close the new project.
Repeat for the next section...
Edit menu > Copy (Ctrl + C)
File menu > New (Ctrl + N)
Edit menu > Paste (Ctrl + V) paste into the new project
Print out the first section from the new project
Close the new project.
Repeat for the next section...
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