#Your success story
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<<3. When making audio clips, ALWAYS adjust the clip icon gadget to the very
end of the clip! Even though there is no reason to adjust for a visual icon weh
processing an audio clip, this adjustment MUST be made in order for clips to
function properly.>>
Sorry Frank, it must be getting late but I haven't a clue what you are talking
about here (ignoring the spelling mistake "weh"). This tip sounds important
but I don't understand your use of the term "clip icon gadget" and I really
don't know what "adjustment" you are referring to. Could you please elaborate
and clairify the above.
Thanks for your time and effort,
— Russ Spencer / Michael Miloff & Associates —
Russ,
Hope this helps to clarify my previous post.
When you use the "make clips" option after capturing an audio clip, the Flyer
software brings up a control panel that is identical for audio clips as well as
video clips. In the lower half of that control panel, there is a yellow bar
with a slider gadget that defaults to the middle of the yellow line. When
adjusting it for a video clip, it allows you to select which image will
represent your video clip as an icon. Obviosly there is no video image used to
create an icon for audio clips, but the gadget is there nonetheless. I found
that moving it all the way to the right (to the end of the clip so to speak)
helped to eliminate problems that I was having with audio clips playing back
properly when more than one audio clip was being used simultaneously.
Frank