You are a superstar :)
As said I'm only a week into learning C#, so imagine that is going to cause me some puzzlement. lol
But really appreciate the feedback as lets me know I'm not just making a ball-sack of things.
As is Windows Restore wiped the project this related to, so going back to drawing board as is.
Would love it if a future release would recognise end of track as a basis for when to start fade-out.
Tried using a command along lines of "TrackSampleCount", that I assumed counted (in a way) length of track as a variable in working out when to start fade out. Think code in " private void FadeOut " was changed from "int sample = 0" to "int sample = TrackSampleCount - BeginFadeOut" but didn;t work. :(
As referenced earlier, going to be starting from scratch with this project, so if I beat you to a solution I will post it here :)
Thanks again :)
As said I'm only a week into learning C#, so imagine that is going to cause me some puzzlement. lol
But really appreciate the feedback as lets me know I'm not just making a ball-sack of things.
As is Windows Restore wiped the project this related to, so going back to drawing board as is.
Would love it if a future release would recognise end of track as a basis for when to start fade-out.
Tried using a command along lines of "TrackSampleCount", that I assumed counted (in a way) length of track as a variable in working out when to start fade out. Think code in " private void FadeOut " was changed from "int sample = 0" to "int sample = TrackSampleCount - BeginFadeOut" but didn;t work. :(
As referenced earlier, going to be starting from scratch with this project, so if I beat you to a solution I will post it here :)
Thanks again :)