Playing Audio - Adobe 65009626 - Soundbooth CS4 - PC Using Manual

Playing audio

Monitoring time during playback
The Editor panel provides several features to help you monitor time during playback:
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The timeline ruler displays hours, minutes, and seconds by default.
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The current-time indicator
listen to audio files.
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The time display shows the current time in numerical format.
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Features that help you monitor time
A. Timeline ruler B. Current-time indicator C. Time display
See also
"Display vertical and timeline
Change units in the timeline ruler or time display
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Right-click the timeline ruler or time display, and select one of the following:
(Timeline ruler only) Shows hours, minutes, and seconds.
HMS
Shows hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds.
Decimal (HH:MM:SS:mmm)
Samples (HH:MM:SS:sample)
Shows only audio samples. (This option is unavailable for multitrack files.)
Samples
To better understand samples, see
Show frames-per-second for various film and video formats, including high-definition options ranging
FPS options
from 50–60 fps. DF and NDF indicate drop-frame and non-drop frame formats, respectively.
(Time display only) Show location in traditional 16mm or 35mm film. You should display
Feet + Frames options
these units when editing a digital proxy in a film-based project.
determines the starting point for playback and moves through the waveform as you
rulers" on page 15
Shows hours, minutes, seconds, and audio samples.
"Digitizing audio" on page 8.
Updated 15 July 2009
USING SOUNDBOOTH CS4
Importing, recording, and playing audio
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