In Audacity, is there a way to mark the recording, while it is recording, to indicate that a speaker moved to the next slide?
I record lectures and it would be a nice feature for merging the text into the slides after the lecture.
Mark when speaker changes slides
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Re: Mark when speaker changes slides
You can use Labels which may be placed on a timeline to indicate a point of interest.
Tracks > Add Label...
My shortcut key is Command-B. Yours may be different.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html
Koz
Tracks > Add Label...
My shortcut key is Command-B. Yours may be different.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html
Koz
Re: Mark when speaker changes slides
Thanks Koz,
Not quite what I am looking for.
Ctl-B does give the option to label but, the next Ctl-B does the label at the same point in the timeline unless I left click to the new point. A bit too cumbersome to be effective.
I'm looking for the ability to hit a key combo to mark the point in the timeline when I hit the key combo (i.e. without the need to left click to the current time)
Not quite what I am looking for.
Ctl-B does give the option to label but, the next Ctl-B does the label at the same point in the timeline unless I left click to the new point. A bit too cumbersome to be effective.
I'm looking for the ability to hit a key combo to mark the point in the timeline when I hit the key combo (i.e. without the need to left click to the current time)
Re: Mark when speaker changes slides
Ctrl+M to add a label (marker) at the current recording position.
You may optionally add text in the label.
Press Enter to close the label.
You may optionally add text in the label.
Press Enter to close the label.
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