Hi Ray,
Adjusting the jump. If you open the preferences dialog (ctrl+p), select Audio
I/O in the tree view, you can then tab to the seek time when playing section
which contains two edit boxes. The names of the two edit boxes are short time
and long time, and the units are seconds. Unfortunately Jaws misreads the the
names. Instead of short time it says Audio to buffer: (higher = more latency),
and instead of long time, it says milliseconds.
Playback speend increments and decrements. I presume that you're referring to
the playback speed slider. Unfortunately there's no way to change size of the
increments at the moment - I presume that you find them too big. What sort of
size would be useful?
With regard to an early problem you were having finding the spin boxes, I've
only just realized that in Audacity 1.3.7 there's a problem with the focus
after you've opened, saved, exported, or imported files. This causes some
keystrokes such as ctrl + f6 not to work. A work round for this focus problem
is to press alt + tab, then alt + tab again to bring you back to the Audactiy
window.
David.
original message:
did not see where to adjust those jumps. Also is there a way to change the
percentages at which
play speed increments and decrements?
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