Sixfinger
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Auto scrolling in PRV
I must have done something as in earlier versions of my current project the auto scroll in the PRV works fine, but in my current version it won't budge.
Is there a setting or option that turns this on/off? Still works fine in track view.
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/12 12:05:16
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Whoops I reload the project and if fixed itself...
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/12 12:14:30
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/13 15:12:07
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I'm not seeing this, when I right click in the time ruler I get a dialog box with insert marker, set loop points, set punch in, etc.
could you clarify please
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/13 16:05:08
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/13 16:13:21
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Scott means the time line in the PRV not the TV time line.
I should of known Scott would answer.
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Sixfinger
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/13 16:21:01
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Thanks Scott, that's it I wasn't above the time ruler, now all works as stated. :)
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/13 21:11:01
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garrigus
This is a new feature in X2. If you click in the PRV during playback, then SONAR assumes you want to do some editing so it continues playback, but stops scrolling. To start scrolling again, right-click in the Time Ruler.
Scott
I find this very interesting, thanks for the tip Scott. I've had this happen many times, and just assumed it was some sort of PRV bug. I guess it makes sense from a work flow perspective, but when it first happened to me I had no idea it was intended in the program.
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Re:Auto scrolling in PRV
2012/12/13 21:37:36
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BTW it works the same in the TV. But this was also in X1.
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