Re: [Gwc-general] markers

[Jeff W. <we...@ha...>]

Stewart,

You've raised some valid concerns about the markers:

1) It shouldn't be possible to put a marker (edit or song) in the same place
2) Song markers should be deleted if on the edge of a selection

The keyboard shortcuts went away, because with Gnome (at least), you can
customize those, I haven't tried it in a while, so I've forgotten the magic
incantation, but will check on it.  I think it was something simple like 
highlighting
the menu item and then just pressing the shortcut key you wanted to apply.

Thanks for the feedback.
jw

Stewart Evans wrote:

> I recently started using version 0.20.3 and I have to say I prefer 
> the  old way the markers worked.  I had a couple of problems using the 
> new  ones, one stemming from the fact that I put in editing markers 
> through  the file first (which I like for the snap-to feature) and 
> then placed  song markers over them.  There doesn't appear to be any 
> protection  against putting multiple song markers at the same spot, 
> which gave me a  TOC file with several 0-length tracks.  And, when 
> you're placing song  markers over existing editing markers, it's very 
> hard to see what's  there.
>
> Also, the 'delete song markers' function only appears to work when 
> the  marker is within the selection, not on the border of it - which 
> means  that 'add song marker' followed by an immediate 'delete' 
> doesn't delete  the one you just added.
>
> A lack of keyboard shortcuts for the song marker functions is a big  
> problem for me. (Is there an easy way to customize those?)
>
> Also on this version I'm seeing some display funkiness where the 'now  
> playing' line suddenly jumps to the left in mid-play.  That is, it'll  
> be moving along through my selection as it's playing, then jump  
> somewhere earlier in my selection, or outside the selection entirely,  
> then keep moving from there.  This is intermittent and I can't yet  
> identify circumstances to reproduce it.
>
> -- Stewart
>
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