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Please make the 'Set start marker' menu command available past the finish marker.

Currently it is disabled http://i.imgur.com/29xC1Ji.png , unlike the 'Set start marker to playback marker' keyboard command.

Likewise Set finish marker.

When adjusting scroll position by keyboard or mouse click of scroll bar, is there anyway I can get finer control? The current step size of over a hundred pixels on a 2m40s file is much too large e.g. when I need to visually align the features of two files in vertically adjacent windows.

When adjusting marker position by keyboard, is there anyway I can get finer control, short of changing zoom? The current SHIFT+arrow step size of 14 pixels is too large for most of my work.

If I get time soon I'll code it.

So how does Copy Selection (Clipboard) differ from the way I am currently doing it now by selecting the actual file? The actual file is fixed for the duration of the process. The clipboard is not. How do I swap the operands as you said considering #1 (all the speech files to add the background too)...

Can you post the code please (as I posted the actual example above in my first post) Sorry, I don't have the code to hand nor the time to write it at this moment. as where is the option to copy from the clipboard in the batch processor logic (copy Selection option)? http://i.imgur.com/GdgHhLg.png Y...

for what you have just told me sounds exactly as I had it in the posted code in the first post. It is not. As I said, swap the operands. Get the variable operand #1 on the clipboard and the fixed operand in the sound buffer, then Mix. Do the swap by having both in the sound buffer temporarily, taki...

For that case, swap the operands. Mix #1 (short speech) in to #2 (long background). This leaves #1 region selected. Then Trim. However, I was asking about the trickier case: And what distribution of the shorter #2 over the longer #1 do you want? Perhaps your sure this never occurs. Otherwise, I sugg...

thudo wrote:We need all final outputs to be cropped so they fit the original lengths of all the #1s

OK...

And what distribution of the shorter #2 over the longer #1 do you want?

thudo wrote:I want to apply #2 as a background to all of #1

What distribution of the shorter #1 over the longer #2 do you want?

Other batch process users experiencing the problem wherein a cuepoint at the boundary of a delete or trim may or may not get retained, seemingly randomly, may find this workaround useful: http://i.imgur.com/HyaUvvv.png The problem is seemingly the result of arithmetic imprecision in time point compa...

Anyone else seeking to split tracks into an arbitrary number of cuepoint-marked sections using batch processing may find this method useful. The snag in using BP for such is that each selection action addresses a cuepoint with a fixed name, and each process saves only one output. My solution is for ...

Thudo, I've done things like this before many times and could probably help.... but I don't understand your description of the problem. Could you provide a clearer description of what what you want v. what you get?

Thanks. The problem has abated of its own accord. If it returns, yes I'll try Options, Window, [x] Hide persistent playback cursor.

Thanks.