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CHP. 7 USING MARKERS, REGIONS, AND THE PLAYLIST/CUTLIST
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Saving a playlist/cutlist file
You can save a file's playlist/cutlist to an external file. This offers the flexibility of using multiple playlists for
the same file.
1.
From the Special menu, choose Playlist/Cutlist, and choose Save As from the submenu.
Right-click the playlist/cutlist
and choose Save As from the shortcut menu.
2.
Use the Save Regions/Playlist dialog to specify a folder and filename.
3.
Click Save.
Opening a playlist/cutlist file
Importing a playlist file offers the flexibility of using multiple playlists for a file. Opening a new playlist file
clears the current playlist. Make sure you have saved the current playlist before continuing.
1.
From the Special menu, choose Playlist/Cutlist, and choose Open from the submenu.
Right-click the playlist/cutlist and choose
Open from the shortcut menu.
2.
Use the Open Regions/Playlist window to browse to an existing regions file.
3.
Specify the type of file you want to import from the Files of Type drop-down list:
• Choose
Playlist File (.sfl) to import a Sound Forge regions/playlist file.
• Choose
Session 8 File (.prm) to import a file that supports both Session 8 and Sound Forge regions.
• Choose
Windows Media Script File (.txt) to import a file that includes Windows Media script commands.
• Choose
Wave File (.wav) to import markers and regions from another sound file.
4.
Click Open.
Copying the playlist/cutlist to the clipboard
Editing a playlist/cutlist in a text editor allows you to make an annotated list that you can print for reference.
From the
Special menu, choose Playlist/Cutlist, and then choose Copy onto Clipboard. The list is copied to
the Windows clipboard.
Right-click the playlist/cutlist and choose
Copy onto Clipboard from the shortcut menu.