[amo] scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

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Re: 8b13: scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

Post by forge » Tue Mar 10, 2009 2:04 am

scientist wrote:one idea i had was to delete all the affected .asd's and see if that would have an effect, but i'm not going to bother unless ableton thinks it'll do some good. multiple bug reports sent + many hours on my part + zero response or feedback from ableton = fuggit. at this point i'll just chalk it up to a one time corruption (albeit of pretty much everything that got opened with beta 12) and move on...
in my example I was repeatedly deleting th eASD file and doing it again

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Re: 8b13: scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

Post by scientist » Tue Mar 10, 2009 6:23 am

forge wrote:
scientist wrote:one idea i had was to delete all the affected .asd's and see if that would have an effect, but i'm not going to bother unless ableton thinks it'll do some good. multiple bug reports sent + many hours on my part + zero response or feedback from ableton = fuggit. at this point i'll just chalk it up to a one time corruption (albeit of pretty much everything that got opened with beta 12) and move on...
in my example I was repeatedly deleting th eASD file and doing it again
heh. i must've read your post, assimilated it, and called it my own. i'm the microsoft of beta forum posters.

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Re: 8b13: scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

Post by magestro » Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:40 am

forge wrote:
magestro wrote: There should be a word from Ableton around here, if this Prob is already adressed.
really we need to try and isolate exactly when it happens so they can reproduce it - they can't fix it otherwise as it's not happening on their machines

mean time maybe a bug report snap shot
Actually i don`t know how to narrow it down any more :) it is just like i described and it happens all the time, only thing i did not test yet if it happens in a single audio track Projekt. In like every audio track recorded within live, i do set new Warp MArkers with a new starting point. I save the Projekt. Close Ableton, open it up again and all previously set warp markers are gone. The starting Point is completely different to where i put it. Just like noticed before, warp markers are all over the Place.

Deleting the ASD File did not change the effect. As soon as i save, close and open up again its screwed again.

Files with Warp Markers set in Live 7 got warp markers where they belong. Am i missing something? Is it just a few People that got this Problem? I am just curious, cause everything worked out so good till beta 12.

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Re: 8b13: scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

Post by Amaury » Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:28 am

Hi,

Please all check again with beta 17, as some bugs relating to wrap markers have been fixed. Then, do try to come up with a scenario that can help us reproduce the issue, if it is still there.

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Amaury
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Re: [amo] scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

Post by scientist » Wed Mar 11, 2009 4:16 pm

it looks to me that my issues are fixed. the incorrect warp markers are still there (see above screenshots), but i'm guessing that's because of all the experimentation i was doing. adjusting loop brackets no longer causes a crash.

thanks ableton, i'm not crazy after all.

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Re: [amo] scrambled warp markers and eventual crash.

Post by Amaury » Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:21 pm

Hi,

I'll move the thread then. Your old documents may still have wrong info, that's the game of beta testing. If you find strange circumstances with warping, please open a new thread with details instructions as how to reproduce.

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Amaury
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