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The audio timeline is there, but it's not obvious where to find it. To find the audio track, you have to select the slide-level object on the timeline (typically grey, with the same title as the slide) and click the dropdown to expand.
Then, if you have slide level audio, you should see a waveform of your audio track as the bottom item on your timeline. For the Captivate Team, if the audio track was visible by default (rather than hidden/collapsed), it would probably make the timeline easier to use.
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I have also experienced this issue, especially noticeable with serif typefaces like Times New Roman. The only solution I have found is to reduce the size of the title text until it no longer cuts off the tails/descenders. However, this is not ideal and it would be much preferred to fix the apparent bug with the bounding boxes.