Hi… I’m very sorry but I can’t use selection with markers… I can select just with interact with selection bar. That’ it, I will work it like the method… It’s very sad… Thank you for your help… Amicalement… —————— Manu - Mail : etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx - Skype : manu-dpk Découvres mes compositions personnelles sur mon site web officiel : http://www.manu-dpk.net L'association DVRGV, c’est quoi ? Elle regroupe un ensemble de personnes passionnées par le son. Le but est de faire découvrir à tout individu passant par ici, des métiers, des ambiances sonores, à travers des reportages d’une quinzaine de minutes. Pour en savoir plus, c’est ici : http://www.dvrgv.org ————————————————————————————————————————————— Respectons l’environnement ! Veuillez ne pas imprimer cet e-mail, si ce n’est pas nécessaire. > Le 13 janv. 2015 à 23:14, Thomas Byskov Dalgaard <tbd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a > écrit : > > Hi Manu and others! > > Manu: > I’m a Mac-user as well, and I have used Audacity for a couple of months. > I have never got the selection bar to work probably due to some accessibility > issues in Audacity whereVoiceover will not read the numbers if you do not use > the Vo-keys and the arrow keys to read the numbers. > David Bales has written an excellent introduction to Audacity for users of > Jaws, but we can all benefit from this on the Mac too, so try to find this > guide. It is located in the help under advanced, accessibility, I believe. > > When you are navigating Audacity you need to do this in a very windows > fashion way. That is not a bad thing, it is just a little unusual compared > to how you would use standard Mac applications. > What you need to do is to move the Mac’s keyboard cursor along with the > Voiceover cursor. That is done by pressing tab or shift-tab, as you do in > Windows. That is very much needed in the preferences since you otherwise will > miss some important informations, and the screen seems confusing. At least > that was what my experience was when i first used Audacity. > > You will need to disable a certain checkbox inside the preferences that tells > Audacity to select everything by default, as mentioned by others on this list. > > Now to the selection issue: > 1. Record your sound. > 2. Playback by pressing spacebar. > 3. When you are at the position where you want the selection to start press > shift-a. > 4. You can either press left bracket key to set the start of selection, or > simply just press space again to start playback again. Now you’ll hear the > sound from where the cursor is placed. > 5. When you are at the position for the selection to end press the right > bracket key… perhaps press P first to pause before you set the end of > selection marker. > > Now you can press spacebar and hear the entire selection. > > That is how I do this most of the time. > Sorry for making things a little confusing, but here I have some questions > for selection as well: > I wish it would be possible to hear what is before and after the selection, > without removing the selection. I am not talking about the preview feature > where you can press e to hear how the edit will sound. > When I am selecting the last few seconds of a file I have an issue when I > have moved the cursor with shift-a. I can not play back and go to the left of > the cursor while I am playing the sound back. Another thing is that the > increments the movements are sometimes are way to big, so instead of hearing > the last four seconds, I hear 10 or 14 seconds instead. > And lastly: > … And if I set the cursor a wrong place with shift A I can’t get before that > spot, as mentioned, and sometimes I just need to hear what’s coming up if I > need to make some edits so the recording still sounds natural, and if I need > to move the cursor back to an earlier spot I have to press home to get to the > begining of the track instead of moving the cursof a little to the lfet or > just be able to hear a little to the left of the cursor. > > Best regards > Thomas >> Den 13/01/2015 kl. 19.41 skrev Manu <etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx >> <mailto:etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx>>: >> >> Hi, >> Thank for your reply. >> I tested theses following actions : >> 1. R : to record my voice (OK) >> 2. Space Bar : To play (OK) >> 3. Shift+A : to pause and put cursor for my begin selection (OK) >> 4. Right arrow Key few time : to adjust selection landscape bar to play >> selection (OK) >> 5. Delete :( Error) All content of my recording is deleted. >> I see in selection bar and the piece of my recording is selected as well. >> >> 1. R : to record my voice (OK) >> 2. Space Bar : To play (OK) >> 3. Shift+A : to pause and localise the begin selection (OK) >> 4. Adjust selection with select bar : Begin selection to 000001seconds to >> end selection 0000003S (OK) >> 5. Delete (OK) >> But this method is easier than the first method… >> Haïe, Haïe, Haïe... >> >> Amicalement… >> —————— >> >> Manu >> - Mail : etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >> - Skype : manu-dpk >> >> Découvres mes compositions personnelles sur mon site web officiel : >> http://www.manu-dpk.net <http://www.manu-dpk.net/> >> >> L'association DVRGV, c’est quoi ? >> Elle regroupe un ensemble de personnes passionnées par le son. Le but >> est de faire découvrir à tout individu passant par ici, des métiers, des >> ambiances sonores, à travers des reportages d’une quinzaine de minutes. >> Pour en savoir plus, c’est ici : http://www.dvrgv.org >> <http://www.dvrgv.org/> >> >> ————————————————————————————————————————————— >> Respectons l’environnement ! Veuillez ne pas imprimer cet e-mail, si ce >> n’est pas nécessaire. >> >> >> >>> Le 13 janv. 2015 à 18:32, vitorflash <vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx >>> <mailto:vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx>> a écrit : >>> >>> In windows, and using an english or US keeboard, you can use the left and >>> right brackets to mark the beginning and end of a selection. In case of a >>> different keeboard, you can probably change the kee assigned to the marks >>> in the keeboard shortkuts dialog under the preferences menu; probably the >>> same applies to mac as well. >>> >>> From: Manu <mailto:etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >>> Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2015 5:16 PM >>> To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>> Subject: [audacity4blind] Re: Selection with audacity >>> >>> Thank you for your fast reply. >>> Like Windows system, I can select and unselect my track… I’m verifying >>> before editing my track… >>> I d’ont understand why I can’t select easily with my arrow keys… >>> Can we make any markers on a track like others sound editors ? Beginner >>> marker and end markers… After we can delete that there’s between two >>> markers ? >>> >>> Amicalement… >>> —————— >>> >>> Manu >>> - Mail : etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >>> - Skype : manu-dpk >>> >>> Découvres mes compositions personnelles sur mon site web officiel : >>> http://www.manu-dpk.net <http://www.manu-dpk.net/> >>> >>> L'association DVRGV, c’est quoi ? >>> Elle regroupe un ensemble de personnes passionnées par le son. Le but est >>> de faire découvrir à tout individu passant par ici, des métiers, des >>> ambiances sonores, à travers des reportages d’une quinzaine de minutes. >>> Pour en savoir plus, c’est ici : http://www.dvrgv.org >>> <http://www.dvrgv.org/> >>> >>> ————————————————————————————————————————————— >>> Respectons l’environnement ! Veuillez ne pas imprimer cet e-mail, si ce >>> n’est pas nécessaire. >>> >>> >>> >>>> Le 13 janv. 2015 à 17:46, vitorflash <vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx >>>> <mailto:vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx>> a écrit : >>>> >>>> Hello. >>>> Well, i’m not a mac user and actually never used it, but i had the same >>>> problem with the windows version. >>>> >>>> Reading the manual, i found that by default, at least in windows, all the >>>> audio in a track is selected unless we actually make a selection. >>>> So I followed the instructions and just went to the preferences menu and >>>> to the tracks dialog. Tabbing arround, there i found >>>> Behaviors Select all audio in project, if none selected check box checked, >>>> and unchecked it. >>>> >>>> Also, it’s important to press enter to actually select a track before >>>> being able to edit the audio. I don’t really know if these rules apply to >>>> the mac system, but hope that helps anyway. >>>> >>>> From: Man >>>> Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2015 4:06 PM >>>> To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>>> Subject: [audacity4blind] Selection with audacity >>>> >>>> Hi, >>>> I’m a new user of Audacity. >>>> I’m mac user. >>>> So I’d like to select a pice of record on one track. For example, begin >>>> selection at 00:00:03 to end selection at 00:00:03. >>>> I can use selection bar but if I want be more perfect I must adjust >>>> selection with Shift+right arrow or Shift+left Arrow or >>>> Shift+Command+Right arrow and Shift+Command+Left Arrow. >>>> But when I want to make selection with arrow key, if I delete selection, >>>> all content of my track is deleted. Before, I see in selection bar what >>>> it’s select and my selection is good. >>>> Please, tell me if I forget something to delete juste my selection and not >>>> all content of track !!! >>>> >>>> I’m french lol… Sorry for my bad english… >>>> >>>> Amicalement… >>>> —————— >>>> >>>> Manu >>>> - Mail : etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:etann@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >>>> - Skype : manu-dpk >>>> >>>> Découvres mes compositions personnelles sur mon site web officiel : >>>> http://www.manu-dpk.net <http://www.manu-dpk.net/> >>>> >>>> L'association DVRGV, c’est quoi ? >>>> Elle regroupe un ensemble de personnes passionnées par le son. Le but est >>>> de faire découvrir à tout individu passant par ici, des métiers, des >>>> ambiances sonores, à travers des reportages d’une quinzaine de minutes. >>>> Pour en savoir plus, c’est ici : http://www.dvrgv.org >>>> <http://www.dvrgv.org/> >>>> >>>> ————————————————————————————————————————————— >>>> Respectons l’environnement ! 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