Author: Martin Hairer
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Regarding the two problems:
1. If a document contains only one (mono or stereo) track, then markers are tied to the sound as expected, so deleting silence at the start of the document should shift subsequent markers back. If there is more than one track, then their position is locked to the timeline since there is no good reason for them to follow edits in one particular track as opposed to any other track.
2. This appears to be a bug. It certainly used to work as intended, so it shouldn’t be too hard to find what caused it to break, I’ll investigate and report back.
1. If a document contains only one (mono or stereo) track, then markers are tied to the sound as expected, so deleting silence at the start of the document should shift subsequent markers back. If there is more than one track, then their position is locked to the timeline since there is no good reason for them to follow edits in one particular track as opposed to any other track.
2. This appears to be a bug. It certainly used to work as intended, so it shouldn’t be too hard to find what caused it to break, I’ll investigate and report back.
Statistics: Posted by Martin Hairer — Sat May 20, 2023 1:59 pm