Re: [Audacity-devel] What to do next
A free multi-track audio editor and recorder
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From: Leland <le...@au...> - 2007-08-04 21:31:47
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On 8/4/07 2:52 PM, "Gale Andrews" <ga...@au...> wrote: > > > Now if View > Show Clipping shows me the markings in the audio track, I'd > have thought it might more usefully show the clipping track as well if the > clipping labels are thought useful as a way of navigating quickly to the > clipped > area, rather than have to do Analyze > Clipping in addition. If you are > interested in seeing clipping I am struggling to see why you would not have > "show clipping" turned on, and then the purpose of Analyze > Find Clipping > to look at a selected area somewhat eludes me as you can see the clipping > areas anyway. I think this division between two commands is confusing IMHO. > Also it seems that View > Show Clipping pays no attention to the threshold > set at Analyse > Find Clipping (presumably its theshold is 1?). I'd have > thought > View > Show clipping should pay attention to the threshold , and that this > threshold should be discoverable to those who only use View > Show > Clipping and don't even realise Analyze > Find Clipping is there. > There was 2 main reasons I did "Find Clipping" with the main one being that the "Show Clipping" can't be used by visually impaired users. Actually, this is the only reason I wrote it. The other reason is that I took the least "dangerous" path for "Show Clipping" and it's quite slow when there's a lot of clipping. That's why I defaulted it to off. This can be fixed, but it will have to be post 1.4.0. Oh, the reason the default is 3 is because that's what the meter uses to detect clipping. Leland |