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--- en-us:10.0:main-window_1:audio_files [2019/09/18 11:09] – davegee
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 ===== Handling Audio Files =====
-%%*%% By clicking on an Audio File it can be dragged along the horizontal axis of the Timeline to a new position. Shift+Clicking on an Audio File will prevent movement between tracks.
+<nowiki>*</nowiki> By clicking on an Audio File it can be dragged along the horizontal axis of the Timeline to a new position. Shift+Clicking on an Audio File will prevent movement between tracks.
     * By clicking on an Audio File it can be moved vertically from its existing track to a different track.
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     * Audio Files can be Linked to specific Slides. Linked Audio Files are best placed in the designated "Track for Audio Comments" - (See Project Options/Audio Tab). The position of the Cursor (red line) determines the Slide to which the Audio File can be linked. //(Note that the setting for "Synchronize soundtrack and slides" in Project Options / Advanced should be On or Ticked).//
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     * Right clicking on an Audio Track brings up the following menu items:
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     * Mute Track (Ctrl+M)   - Mutes the audio of the selected track.
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     * Duplicate Audio Clip creates a copy on a new Track
-    * Cut/Split Audio Clip will split an Audio Clip at the Cursor Point
+    * Split Audio Clip will split an Audio Clip at the Cursor Point
     * Clear Audio Keypoints - Removes all Keypoints in the selected track
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 ==== The Envelope ====
-// Not available in the Essentials Edition//
+**//Not available in the Essentials Edition// **
 The Envelope Line is activated by clicking on the Envelope Icon as shown:
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     * The Colors of the Envelope Line, Waveform, Keypoint and Shading can be selected in the Timeline Tab of Settings / Preferences.
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     * It is also possible to change the Waveform from "Mixed Channels" to "Compact View of Mixed Channels" in the Timeline Tab.
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 ==== Keypoints ====
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     * By using a combination of Ctrl+Mouse Wheel to adjust the Width of a track (Zoom) and the Track Height adjustment in the Timeline Tab of Preferences to maximise the view, it is possible to fine tune the positioning of Keypoints accurately. Ctrl+Shift+Mouse Wheel will also adjust Track Height.
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     * Please note that if an Audio Clip having Key Points at the extremes (beginning or end) is customized by having its Duration altered (Start Time and/or Duration) either in the Project Options/Audio Tab or by dragging in the Timeline, it is possible that these Key Points will no longer be seen but will still be active. This might result in an unexpected sound level effect.
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     * In the File List, navigate to the folder containing Audio Files and click on a file. Its icon appears in the Mini Player viewer. Click on the icon in the Mini-Player Viewer or the Start Button to preview the Audio File.
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