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An annoying cursor timeline problem
Using V-pro9c 64 bit. I can’t seem to be able to move the cursor/play head on the timeline without it creating a highlighter “In” and “Out” region. Like many things, this can be useful, but I want to turn it off NOW.
Thanks.
Charlie
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3 Replies
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Vegas will always create a loop region if you drag the cursor.
If you don’t want the region to remain after clicking elsewhere, go Options > Prefs > Editing and enable Collapse loop region when no time selection is present. -
Just ignore it. It’s there strictly for convenience and doesn’t affect the editing at all. The question isn’t so much “How can I make it act like another app that doesn’t highlight” but rather: “Why would you want to?”.
Anyway, as you’ve been told, you can turn it off. But I wouldn’t recommend doing that. Try it; you might find it useful eventually.
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[Joe Parker] “Anyway, as you’ve been told, you can turn it off. But I wouldn’t recommend doing that.”
Why not? I always turn on “Collapse Loop Region” – one of the first things I do after installing a new version. Only thing I can see it effects is using the “I” and “O” keys in the trimmer which I don’t use anyway.
Edward Troxel
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