You will need to have installed
Sound Forge (pc) or Peak Le (ppc).
You can either add the cue Point
BEFORE you import the sound OR
(if you have set up your "editors"
under preferences) you can launch
and edit the cast member from the
castlib.
Adding cue Points within these applications
is unique to each. You will need to
read THEIR docs for more detailed info.
(for example, hitting "m" will add a cue Point
while in Sound Forge)
- jp
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 6:12 PM
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Subject: <lingo-l> Set Cue Point To Sound
Hi All,
In Director's help, I find a function wait for the cue point of the sound,
however, how can I add the cue point to the sound?
Eric
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