Hi Michael,
assuming that the recorded audio starts at time zero, which it probably
will, then you could move the cursor to the end of the audio in the track,
and then press the left bracket key which opens the set left selection
boundary dialog. Since no time range has been selected, the position in the
dialog will be the position of the cursor, which will be equal to the
length of the audio.
Concerning moving the cursor to the end of the audio in the track.
If you've only got one track in the project, you could press End to move
the cursor to the end of the audio in all the tracks.
If there's more than one track, then select only the track you are
interested in, and press K to move the cursor to the end of the audio in
the selected track.
David.
On Fri, 18 Dec 2020 at 05:41, Michael Munn <michaelrbms@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all, this is michael and I have a question. Everytime when I'm
recording with Audacity i seem's to find a compromise. My difficulty is
not be able to check the duration of each recorded file. I want to know is
there a way for me to check my duration for my recorded files?
Thanks and I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards
Michael Munn
