The playhead is represented by the red vertical line and always points to the current playback position. OTOH, all editing operations (with the sole exception of the newest clip split command) take position based at the edit-head (left blue line) and, to a far lesser extent, the edit-tail (right blue line). Or so it has been thought to be like so :)
In any case, all your suggestions will be kindly noted, as I think this editing cursor model is somewhat (out)dated; yep, it comes from very early design, a couple of years already, and quite frankly, I only find it useful for setting loop points.
Please, take the chance to let your (hopefully better) thoughts be heard, known and, who knows, made real ;)
I'm sure you'll have to be a bit more specific.
The playhead is represented by the red vertical line and always points to the current playback position. OTOH, all editing operations (with the sole exception of the newest clip split command) take position based at the edit-head (left blue line) and, to a far lesser extent, the edit-tail (right blue line). Or so it has been thought to be like so :)
In any case, all your suggestions will be kindly noted, as I think this editing cursor model is somewhat (out)dated; yep, it comes from very early design, a couple of years already, and quite frankly, I only find it useful for setting loop points.
Please, take the chance to let your (hopefully better) thoughts be heard, known and, who knows, made real ;)
Cheers
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rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela