Peter, CoolEdit was purchased by Adobe and became Adobe Audition. Adobe Audition through version 1.5 was pretty much unchanged from the original CoolEdit. Audition 2.0 changed how data was displayed on the screen and became much less accessible. Adobe did build in some other means of getting the information but it requires more scripting to get at it, and in my observation doesn't seem quite as complete but I have not looked at all of this in a while. I had some difficulty installing Audition 1.0 on a Windows 7 64-bit computer, and have not devoted the time to determining how accessible the most recent version of Audition is with the propper scripts or app under Window-eyes. It would be very helpful if someone has really exercised the latest version of Audition to know where the gaps might be as I did like CoolEdit and Audition.
Best regards, Steve Jacobson On Thu, 10 Jul 2014 14:01:52 +1000, Peter Scanlon wrote: >Are folks using cool Edit for editing these days? >Is it called something else now? >Are there Jaws scripts? >Is there a tutorial around in audio or other? >P.
