To save the track, click this button.

To discard the changes you've made, click this button.

To cancel the save and close the dialog box, click this button.

To save the changes you've made, click this button.



To cancel the revert and close the dialog box, click this button.

To replace the current track with the last saved version, click this button.

The input levels will be automatically adjusted. To leave the input levels untouched, click this button.

To use automatically adjust the input levels, click this button.

You will hear what you are recording. To reduce feedback by not playing what is being recorded, click this button.

To hear what you are recording, click this button.

To set the options for the selected sound input device, click this button. Not available because there is no selected sound input device, or the selected sound input device has no options dialog box. 

To set the options for the selected sound input device, click this button.

Use this pop-up menu to select the compression ratio to use when saving the track.

Use this pop-up menu to select the sampling rate to use when recording.

Use this pop-up menu to select the number of channels to record.

This list shows the recording devices available. Select the device to use, by clicking on its icon.

To choose the sound input device you want to use when recording, click an icon in this list.

A paused CD track will be played when recording. To ignore the CD when recording, click this button.

To start a CD track playing when recording, if the CD is paused, click this button.

To reject the changes to the settings in the dialog box, click this button.

To accept the changes to the settings in the dialog box, click this button.

To cancel the save and close the dialog box, click this button.

The VU meters will work when playing audio CD tracks. To turn off the VU Meters for CD tracks, click this box.

To make the VU meters move  when playing CD tracks, click this box.

Use this pop-up menu to select the Fast Forward play multiplier.

Use this pop-up menu to select different types of disks.

Use this pop-up menu to select the Rewind play multiplier.

Load only a portion of a track into memory before playing. This option is selected.

To load only a portion of a track into memory before playing, click this button.

This is better for long tracks which are larger than avalable memory.

Load the whole track into memory before playing. This option is selected.

To load the whole track into memory before playing, click this button.

This is better for stereo 16bit tracks.

The Down and Up functions will skip to the opposite ends of a playlist when at the first or last track. To make the Down and Up functions stop at the first or last track, click this box.

To let the Down and Up functions to skip to the opposite ends of a playlist when at the first or last track, click this box.

Tracks added will be played when a disk is inserted. To add tracks without playing, click this box.

To play the tracks that are added when a disk is inserted, click this box.

All the tracks off an inserted disk will be added. To ignore the tracks on the inserted disk, click this box.

To add all the tracks off the inserted disk, click this box.

A new player will be created when a disk is inserted. To stop a new player being created, click this box.

To create a new player when a disk is inserted, click this box.

The tracks will to randomised when a disk is inserted. To stop tracks being randomised, click this box.

To randomise the tracks when a disk is inserted, click this box.

To reject the changes you have made to the settings in the dialog box, click this button.

To accept the changes you have made to the settings in the dialog box, click this button.

Why missing?

Type your organisation's name here.

Type your name here.

To personalise Audioshop using your name and organisation, click this button. Not available because you must have entered both your name and your organisation's name.

To personalise Audioshop using your name and organisation, click this button.

The track time in hundredths of a second is being displayed in the panels. To display the track time in tenths of a second, click this box.