The edit/cue dialog allows you to set In and Out points for the media so that the clip only plays a portion of the original file. The recommended default settings are shown below. These settings are applied globally to all audio clips.

If you experience any problems with the smooth playback of audio clips then the settings in 'Audio Options' may be helpful. MuteĬhoose the 'Mute' option to play the clip silently. When an audio clip has been added, it is automatically assigned to the Audio Layer and the clip has an A in the top left corner indicating this.Ī few options are available when right clicking on Audio clips. Click on an empty slot and choose 'Open File.' from the clip browser, using this method allows you to quickly add multiple files.You may also click and drag audio files from Windows Explorer to the Screen Monkey dashboard.You are presented with a file open dialog from which you may browse the computer and select the audio file you wish to use. Click on any empty slot and choose the Audio clip.There are three ways of creating audio clips. You will need first to rip it to a compatible file format so it exists as a file on your computer. Note: Screen Monkey has no capability to play an audio CD inserted in the computer CD/DVD drive. The audio output used is configured in Windows audio device settings. The Audio Clip allows you to play any audio file stored on your computer to the audio ouptut.

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