OK, so that gives us two lines of enquiry.
If I can reproduce the problem with your 'bad' project, then it's a problem in our code (Audacity should at least be able to fail gracefully even if the data is bad).
If I can't reproduce the problem, then it's more likely to be a problem with that particular build of Audacity, so we can then look into that.
Bug for previews 2.2.0
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Re: Bug for previews 2.2.0
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Re: Bug for previews 2.2.0
I'm pretty sure this one is coming from the KXStudio repositories. I have those on my system for audio software.
Here's a link to download the projects. The exact one I was working on is the one labeled 130bpm https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By_2f6 ... sp=sharing
Here's a link to download the projects. The exact one I was working on is the one labeled 130bpm https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By_2f6 ... sp=sharing
Re: Bug for previews 2.2.0
Thanks. It's a bug, and easy to reproduce.
There's also an easy workaround:
The problem is that if the selection extends before zero, "preview" gets an invalid length, which causes it to fail.
Now I need to log the bug, then see if I can find why it is getting an invalid length.
There's also an easy workaround:
- Open the project
- Click on one of the tracks
- Ctrl+A
- Shift + Home key
- Ctrl + T
The problem is that if the selection extends before zero, "preview" gets an invalid length, which causes it to fail.
Now I need to log the bug, then see if I can find why it is getting an invalid length.
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