Tried to find out how to remove the Loop Region on the timeline but given up now! So can anyone help with what must be a simple answer?

Colin

Do you mean the loop marker at the top of the t line window? ? ? You just drag it !

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But if I had a long video that is a pain to drag it to the end every time I do not want it isn't it?

Colin? Your first post was how to remove, now you are asking how to reposition it?

OK, what exactly are you trying to achieve? Are you wanting to duplicate a LOOP region at the end? Is that it?

Grazie

You can't remove the loop region. It has no effect other than (a) if you're looping and (b) if you render "Loop region only".
My guess is that you want to get rid of them because you're looping.
Press "Q" to stop (the region header goes from blue to grey and looping stops)
If it's just bugging you do as Mark says and drag both points to the beginning of your project.

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Tim

If you want to move a loop region, enter the NEW Selection Start figure into the Selection Start pane, or hit CTRL+G and then enter the new start position. Using this same procedure you can move the Loop region quickly to the END of the project.

Grazie

Sorry all, I was not clear on what I wanted to do.

When I click+hold+drag a loop region I get a box (dark blue top with yellow corners).

Now, how can I get rid of that box? I can leave it there and move on, but when I play the track, say before it, when it gets to that box it keeps looping.

So I wondered if there was a command to get rid of the box.

Colin

Apart from NOT creating it in the first place, I am not aware of one. But, once created, you could move it to to some part of the timeline you aren't working on. PITA!

Now, an option to turn OFF the Loop might be useful?

Grazie

Sorry, I was being forgetful + thick - I also needed a prod from elsewhere. Use "Q" to remove the Loop region. You will have a reference to it, but you will NOT have the vertical tramlines of the LOOP region. Hit "Q" again and they will be restored.

Personally, I like seeing the tramlines/box. Would be nice to be able to momentarily play through the tramlines.

Grazie

Grazie

Thank you! Yep, that does the trick for me.

Colin