Making the Loop Region disappear

rabsamir wrote on 9/12/2012, 12:57 AM

Hi

Sometimes I click and drag on the wrong place and there appears the loop region between the small yellow triangles. How can I make it go away? Usually I drag it out of the way but I guess there should be an easier method

Thanks

Jorge

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amendegw wrote on 9/14/2012, 6:18 PM

Egos, egos, egos. This used to be a great forum because everyone was anxious to help without passing judgment. To paraphrase a famous politician, "You don't have Jerry to kick around anymore."

...Jerry

Arthur.S wrote on 9/15/2012, 2:39 AM

Not sure what it is you're seeing Jerry, but it seems there's a fair bit of help AND humour goin' on above. Getting back to the keyboard shortcut. Jorge is right...just pressing 'i' collapses the loop - I've been using i+o for years! We all learn something then. ;-)

Chienworks wrote on 9/15/2012, 6:16 AM

i alone works if you use it immediately after creating the loop, and you dragged right to create it. If you dragged left then it would be o that works alone. And if you've moved the cursor at all since creating the loop then you'll need both i and o.

burchis13 wrote on 9/15/2012, 8:15 AM

Am I missing something here, doesn't the 3rd item down under the editing tab in the preference settings address this exact issue?

PeterWright wrote on 9/15/2012, 8:32 AM

After enabling the preference Grazie mentioned earlier, I just click anywhere in the timeline and the loop collapses.