How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
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How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
Assume I drag & drop an *.mp3 (stereo) file onto Audacity 2.0
Then the two audio channels appear in the main sub-window of Audacity BUT they do NOT use the full/maximum possible sub window dimensions.
Instead they are drawn in a kind of sub window of the sub window.
How can I tell Audacity to atumatically maximize the audio channel display?
Peter
Then the two audio channels appear in the main sub-window of Audacity BUT they do NOT use the full/maximum possible sub window dimensions.
Instead they are drawn in a kind of sub window of the sub window.
How can I tell Audacity to atumatically maximize the audio channel display?
Peter
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kozikowski
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Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
I don't think I can follow that. Can you post a screen shot?
Koz
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Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
Ok, have a look at the attache snapshot
Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
Edit...Preferences...Tracks...Automatically fit tracks vertically zoomed - tick this box.
Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
Ok, thank youPGA wrote:Edit...Preferences...Tracks...Automatically fit tracks vertically zoomed - tick this box.
BUT: There is still a horizontal and vertical slider visible.
How can I maximze the track window so that NO horizontal and vertical scrollbars are shown ( at least as long I perform no zoom operation)?
Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
If I am understanding you correctly, you can't! The vertical scroll bar and the horizontal scroll bar are always shown.
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Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
When doing a Fit Vertically, sometimes a vertical scrollbar is shown and sometimes not - it seems to depend on the size of the window and the number of tracks. You can experiment with this by importing a few tracks, doing Fit Vertically, resizing the window a bit, Fit Vertically, etc. There is a minimum track size, and if the window is too small vertically to show all tracks at their minimum height then you will get a vertical scroll bar and not all the tracks will be visible.
The horizontal scroll bar should go away if you do Fit in Window.
-- Bill
The horizontal scroll bar should go away if you do Fit in Window.
-- Bill
Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
View menu > Fit in Windowpstein wrote:How can I maximze the track window so that NO horizontal and vertical scrollbars are shown
The shortcut keys are Ctrl+F
That appears to be a (minor) bug. I'll report it if it's not already reported.billw58 wrote:When doing a Fit Vertically, sometimes a vertical scrollbar is shown and sometimes not
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Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
@Steve,
I'm seeing space (lots of it!) beyond the end of the last track of a multi-track project (49 tracks) after having used the tool button to "Fit project to window" and then scrolled down to the lowest track and across to the far right. Is this also related to a scrolling display issue? And if so, is it also a bug?
I'm seeing space (lots of it!) beyond the end of the last track of a multi-track project (49 tracks) after having used the tool button to "Fit project to window" and then scrolled down to the lowest track and across to the far right. Is this also related to a scrolling display issue? And if so, is it also a bug?
Re: How to auto-maximize audiotrack sub window when loading?
The fact that 49 tracks don't fit vertically is not a bug (obviously).PGA wrote:I'm seeing space (lots of it!) beyond the end of the last track
Personally I think that the large amount of space to the right of the longest track is a bug. IMO if the tracks fit widthways then there should be no horizontal scrollbar unless the cursor is moved beyond the right hand edge of the audio. I've logged this as bug 487.
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