2007 Beta 2-Move the WMA Audio Icon on a Page?

[OneDave]

How much latitude do I have to move the WMA icon that ON plops onto my page
when I start a recording? Do I have to keep it on the same page/subpage, or
can it go further without breaking the playback sync?

Is there a good article that delves into the details of ON 2007 audio?

 

[OneDave]

Still unanswered...

 

[Grant Robertson]

Still unanswered...

You might just have to experiment for yourself and tell everyone else.
You might just be the first person to figure this out.

 

[Rainald Taesler]

OneDave shared these words of wisdom:


One can copy or move the pages to other sections, section groups and
even notebooks.
OneNote handles copying the sound-files over to the new location.
One can even Copy+Paste the embedded sound files.

ON seems not to do clean-up work. Sound files deleted on a page still
remain in the respective folder.
Could be that this might still be a bug. It might cause a mess
otherwise - especially because of the IMO serious problem that *all*
recordings on a page in ON are shown with the *same* name<!!!> and the
files name stored are just named after the page and numbered.
Easy to imagine what happens if one uses a notebook as a notebook for
keeping preliminary things and dynamically working with it.

I guess that some work will have to be done on this prior to
shipping.
Giving all the icons on a page the same name with no way to rename
them is simply crazy. Placing the icon *outside* the container with
the timestamp too.
And letting playback run through all sound-clips on one page one after
the other without offering means for individual selection not less.

Sorry, don't know any.
Would need that too.

Rainald

 

[OneDave]

Thanks

OneDave shared these words of wisdom:



One can copy or move the pages to other sections, section groups and
even notebooks.
OneNote handles copying the sound-files over to the new location.
One can even Copy+Paste the embedded sound files.

ON seems not to do clean-up work. Sound files deleted on a page still
remain in the respective folder.
Could be that this might still be a bug. It might cause a mess
otherwise - especially because of the IMO serious problem that *all*
recordings on a page in ON are shown with the *same* name<!!!> and the
files name stored are just named after the page and numbered.
Easy to imagine what happens if one uses a notebook as a notebook for
keeping preliminary things and dynamically working with it.

I guess that some work will have to be done on this prior to
shipping.
Giving all the icons on a page the same name with no way to rename
them is simply crazy. Placing the icon *outside* the container with
the timestamp too.
And letting playback run through all sound-clips on one page one after
the other without offering means for individual selection not less.


Sorry, don't know any.
Would need that too.

Rainald

 

[Rainald Taesler]

Thanks

You're welcome.
If any related questions, pls ask.
I'll then try to dig deeper in to the audio issues. It's on my ToDo list
anyway and perhaps together we coul get further (like the blind and the lame
<g>).

Rainald

 

[OneDave]

Will do.

I would like to comment to you that I am not facile with the various instant
message and chat text abbreviations you employ. To the extent we can
communicate in plain text, I would appreciate it.

 

[Rainald Taesler]

OneDave shared these words of wisdom:

I would like to comment to you that I am not facile with the
various instant message and chat text abbreviations you employ.

I'm sorry, Dave.
What I'm using at times is not "chat" stuff. It's things having been
in use since days far earlier than chats were introduced.
For many long yeras I have been heavily involved in communications in
develpoers' fora back in the days of ComuServe and then in newsgroup.
Ans by this I adopted the habit of using a couple of akronyms which
are/were standing terms like AFAIK , AFAICS, IMO/IMHO or additional
means to add to the "colour"/ "sound" of what is only written, like
"<bg> = big grin, <gbg> = great big grin, <g,d&r> = grin, duck and run
etc.

And over time the usage has just become something icorporated
habitually (just like "inside speech" usual for each king of social
group, people having served in the Army f.e.).

To the extent we can communicate in plain text, I would
appreciate it. --

As said, I'm sorry for using some kind of "Chinese" and I'll try my
best to avoid it.

Rainald