[Rwp] In OSARA, what is your tips and tricks to replace ReaAccess's virtual context menu?

[Scott Chesworth]

As far as I know, there's not a specific list dedicated to OSARA. If
I'm wrong, please let me know so that I can pass along the info to
other users and update the ReaAccess.com holding page. Discussion of
OSARA is encouraged on RWP. You'll likely get answers quicker if you
put OSARA in the subject line so that it's clear which accessibility
solution you're using.

Cheers

Scott

On 4/8/15, ROBIN Alexis via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
> Thank you Scott, I'll do it and subscribe to the OSARA's list, because
> this extension seems very promising.
> BUt for the moment, I'm curious to know how Jamie do to compensate those
> few lacks.
>
> Le 08/04/2015 01:40, Scott Chesworth via RWP a écrit :
>> The short answer is sit tight for now. Everything you've mentioned
>> here is already on the list of things to come. If you want to help
>> speed things along, comment on the feature requests on GitHub so that
>> Jamie knows where the interests of users are.
>>
>> Scott
>>
>>
>> On 4/7/15, ROBIN Alexis via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> Yesterday, I switched to OSARA and it's very cool, mainly because it
>>> less verbose than reaAccess and because the transie detection with tab
>>> is a good tool. But concerning the verbosity of OSARA, it sometimes,
>>> maybe too much silencing. When you need to select some item in a track,
>>> OSARA doesn't report selected items and that could cause some
>>> incomprehension, particularly when the selection reaches a new track.
>>> Also, I didn't find how to restrict the focus of select all, for items
>>> in one track only. With ReaAccess, I could positionning the cursor on an
>>> item, then selecting all with ctrl+A and all items in the current track
>>> were selected. With OSARA, all items in all tracks are selected.
>>> Last difficulty, I can't find an equivalent of reaAccess's virtual
>>> context menu. Concretely, for muting an item I use ctrl+F5 but for
>>> adjusting the volume or the pan value, I defined personnalized shortcute
>>> that strangely doesn't works. Moreover, those two parameters are not
>>> very accessible with shift+F2, and in anycase it's not a solution very
>>> fluent. What are your tips and tricks to forget the dead virtual context
>>> menu of ReaAccess?
>>> Thanks you very much,
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