Applying track offset using Mac

[Mike Sells]

I am currently using dbpower amp 15.2 on an iMac. Previously, when I wanted to offset track numbers for multi disc albums, I would highlight the first track on an album, go up to the edit menu, hold down the option key and click. Holding down the key allowed the track offset option to show on the menu, and I could then renumber the second or third disc in a multi disc album in that way. The past few days, when I do that, the edit menu does not change or show the apply track offset. What might I be doing wrong?

Mike Sells

[Spoon]

Re: Applying track offset using Mac

Try right clicking on track 1 when it is selected.

[Mike Sells]

Re: Applying track offset using Mac

It's a Mac not a PC. You go to the edit menu, hold down the option key and click for Macs. PC's have the right click. The problem is it does not seem to be working anymore.

[Mike Sells]

Re: Applying track offset using Mac

I mean you hold down the control key, not the option key.

[PeterP]

Re: Applying track offset using Mac

I have no idea how come you were able to access this feature via the "Edit" menu. It was never intended to be there. Therefore it was never meant to be removed from there as I didn't put it there in the first place. If you could somehow access the current view's context menu through "Edit", it's another OSX feature that I've not yet properly discovered; more info on the subject (developer docs?) is welcome.

Anyway, rightclick or ctrl+click on the track list works for me, this is where relevant feature (track number offset) normally resides.