Pending Feature Requests
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- Allow waveform to show label start/end locations A label is supposed to indicate something about the audio (waveform). But currently, labels can't show specifically where they're "pointing to" on the waveform. Perhaps a dotted verticle line extending from the label-line up through the audio waveform would help. Then, when one moves a label-line, they can see where the label hits the waveform. This capability could stay off unless one clicks on a label....
- WC replies: In Audacity 1.3.x there is a useful feature added whereby the cusor will "snap to" a particular label, indicated by a temporary yellow vertical line in the track. This eanbles you to set the cursor at exactly the label position.
- miker responds: I'm using 1.3.5. I understand the "snap to" feature, but what I'm asking about is a bit different. I want to move a label and know where that label is pointing on the waveform. If the yellow line you mention popped up and stayed active while I click to drag the label, that'd be perfect.
- SteveTFadds: I can see the usefulness of that feature. There's a slightly different method for doing something similar (though I agree, not quite as convenient). You can "select" the area of the wave that you are interested in (Click and drag over the audio track), then move the label ends to match the selected are (no yellow lines unfortunately, but you can use "Ctrl + mouse wheel" to zoom in/out and make your markers sample accurate.
Reviewed but not added - intending to delete
| These pending FRs were posted here but on review, appear to be inappropriate for the reasons stated (for example, the Beta already supports this feature). Unless reasons for adding them/more explanations of usefulness/purpose are given, they will be deleted. |