andy,
First, what is your play3 set at? I assume you are at least using GW V5.70
or maybe V6.whatever it is now.
If earlier than V5.70, can't help as memory not accurate.
What you need do is ensure your play selection is set correctly, for which
you need go into the control properties (f11) the play tab is first.
I have mine set as follows:
Play1 (f2) all.
Play2 (f3) selection.
Play3 (f4) view.
All - plays complete file from start.
Selection - plays what is between start/finish markers.
View - plays what is on the screen.
On opening the file these play complete file.
Play3 (f4) depends how you have your zoom set, usually, I only show one
second's worth of the sound wave, can change as necessary with the zoom
commands.
Therefore, play your file (using the wind forward/back and other play
features as necessary, press f7 as at present, place your start marker,
position by moving the marker back/forward with the marker commands as
necessary. Play on and stop with f7, place finish marker, moving with
finish marker commands back/forward as necessary. You can then check by
pressing f4 which plays what is between the markers.
andy, do you have your scrub set up? I finds this invaluable. You can do
this by going into the play tab (f11) and tabbing past the settings for wind
forward/back, you then find an edit box which, by default, is set to 0.000.
I have a value in there of 0.150, which means whenever I move a marker, I
hear .15 of a second sound, speeds up editting no end. There is a nack to
it's use, be aware you will hear sound whenever moving markers or cursors,
the amount you hear when moving the cursor is dependent on your zoom
setting.
Hope this helps.
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