Hi Ronald, The record and playback ranges are one in the same and it simply depends upon whether you press the space bar alone or with the Command key. A sighted user can set the ranges either by entering values in the counter display or by dragging little playback markers in the ruler. The end result is the same so a blind user would obviously just enter the Start and End values with the numeric keypad. One doesn't have to interact with the counter display to enter the values. VoiceOver doesn't give feedback but it's pretty straight-forward and, with a few hot spots set, one can easily check their work. The only thing is, the Edit window has to at least be opened, even if only in the background somewhere, otherwise, entering info won't work. Keep the Edit window opened and you should be fine.
HTH, Slau On Feb 24, 2011, at 2:06 PM, RvR wrote: > He folks, > Alright, I am now almost halfway through the reference guide and so far so > good. Something has me still confused though. Could you explain > where and where not exactly it is possible to set record and play ranges. The > reference guide talks a lot about rulers but I know they are not accessible > with Voice Over yet. the there is of course the Counter Display cluster, but > the guide also talks about setting ranges in a track's playlist. Is this > doable with voice Over? Cannot do anything there it seems. > Now I mention the counter display, does the slash command on the numpad work > only when you are in the counter display already or should it work too when > not interacted with it? And do you get Voice Over feedback for it at all? > Oh yes almost forgot, are you able to set record and play ranges with a > control surface easier. Perhaps with the jog/shuttle functions? > Your replies are greatly appreciated. > Kindly, > Ronald
