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Same issue here with 5.12.0 on Ubuntu Studio 16.x (with KXStudio packages on top, but I don't think this is relevant): splitting and recombining regions lead to randomly erroneous waveform display, depending on zoom level etc (randomly: for the same region, the display is sometimes ok - or seemingly ok at least - and sometimes just plain wrong). This is usually fixed by resizing the track display (horizontally or vertically) a couple times. This doesn't seem to affect the audio out at all, but it quickly becomes annoying when doing some heavy edit jobs... |
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There seem to be some sleeping bugs in the waveform cache. A related issues is that after recording a stereo-track, sometimes the right channel displays as silent. The waveform display image is cached is per x-axis zoom-level and per y-axis scale. So indeed zoom or resize can work-around. However, so far the root cause of the issue isn't understood. |
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Well if it's a waveform cache issue (which I indeed suspected given the symptom) I noticed a possibly related one yesterday: unhiding a track that was previously hidden, the wafeform lane for the track appears empty, and gets "repopulated" when resizing the track vertically. The sound plays correctly of course... |
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hi bigb, I found the clean-up function was misbehaving. Is it possible you could try it on the project you mention above please? |
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I noticed this issue is still happening in testing release 6.0. |
- Anonymous
