Acon Acustica 7.3.22
Windows 10 Pro x64
Open a .wav file
(Channel(s) : 1 channel, Sampling rate : 44.1 kHz, Bit depth : 16 bits) zoom in to sample level = crash.
Zoom in to sample level = crash
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- 559 posts since 9 Sep, 2019
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- KVRian
- 1466 posts since 1 Jan, 2005 from Norway
I have problem reproducing this issue. Does this happen every time?
Best,
Stian
Best,
Stian
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- Topic Starter
- 559 posts since 9 Sep, 2019
Hi, Stian
It happens on session files, big files, let's say a big 8 songs .wav file (16b\44.1kHz) with markers (song start\end).
When I cut it to make it separate files and save the cut file (I think it makes it 32b\fp and resamples it to my audio card sample rate anyway) it does not crash.
Only on big session files. I have 32GB RAM and SSD (so memory should not be an issue).
I think I may have found the reason, because since I locked my samplerate of the audio card, it does not crash anymore with the big files.
I think I had another program running, which changes the samplerate to 44.1Hz.
It is weird, some programs default to that.
Anyway, it does not crash now.
Think the problem got solved at the user end.
It happens on session files, big files, let's say a big 8 songs .wav file (16b\44.1kHz) with markers (song start\end).
When I cut it to make it separate files and save the cut file (I think it makes it 32b\fp and resamples it to my audio card sample rate anyway) it does not crash.
Only on big session files. I have 32GB RAM and SSD (so memory should not be an issue).
I think I may have found the reason, because since I locked my samplerate of the audio card, it does not crash anymore with the big files.
I think I had another program running, which changes the samplerate to 44.1Hz.
It is weird, some programs default to that.
Anyway, it does not crash now.
Think the problem got solved at the user end.
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- KVRian
- 1466 posts since 1 Jan, 2005 from Norway
Thanks for reporting back. That's a strange issue, but I hope that the solution is permanent.
Best,
Stian
Best,
Stian
