FLAC audio files as resource creates skips
I have a very odd situation. I put a FLAC 44.1kHz into a project with 48kHz audio. I have noticed two things; 1. the playback does not match the timeline marker. 2. for some extremely odd reason the file skips to a different part. With ffmpeg I have converted the file to a plain wave (44.1kHz), which does not employ these issues. From the screenshot you can see there are some vertical 'empty' lines where the skip likely occurs. Is there a way to transfer the audio of this project to someone to investigate in private for a bug report, without getting the copyright police on our backs? -- Stefan
I have a very odd situation. I put a FLAC 44.1kHz into a project with 48kHz audio. I have noticed two things;
1. the playback does not match the timeline marker. 2. for some extremely odd reason the file skips to a different part.
I can not duplicate the problem with a flac 44.1 and mp3 48.
Is there a way to transfer the audio of this project to someone to investigate in private for a bug report, without getting the copyright police on our backs?
I don't think the problem is the copyright police because in the past, we
were able to use a private dropbox to share the file with a specific person for a very limited time and after the problem was determined, made sure to delete that file on our computers. The "real" problem is finding someone to do the investigation and analysis. ...Phyllis
On Sunday, November 14, 2021 8:10:26 PM CET, Phyllis Smith via Cin wrote:
I don't think the problem is the copyright police because in the past, we were able to use a private dropbox to share the file with a specific person for a very limited time and after the problem was determined, made sure to delete that file on our computers. The "real" problem is finding someone to do the investigation and analysis. ...Phyllis
I am going to test to see if I can do a /true/ replication (from a new project). Because my current replication is from inside the project, which persists after closing and reloading. If that works I'll ask someone to drag and drop the same file, to see if the same result occurs. -- Stefan
Like Phyllis, me too. I tryed my FLAC file (44.1kHz) 6 minutes long and it woks fine. Stefan, could your FLAC file be damaged? Could you open that file in Audacity to see what occurs, please? IgorBeg
On Tuesday, November 16, 2021 9:13:19 AM CET, Igor BEGHETTO via Cin wrote:
Like Phyllis, me too. I tryed my FLAC file (44.1kHz) 6 minutes long and it woks fine. Stefan, could your FLAC file be damaged? Could you open that file in Audacity to see what occurs, please?
I am still trying to reproduce this, a second session works fine. -- Stefan
Stefan
I am still trying to reproduce this, a second session works fine.
If it does not reproduce, you could be spinning your wheels. BUT is it possible that you just inadvertently did a "rebuild index" on the flac file? This gets done sometimes automatically by the program without even thinking about it. For example if you used a different .bcast5 settings file. Or if you cleared the index files, or renamed the file, ...
On Tuesday, November 16, 2021 4:33:37 PM CET, Phyllis Smith via Cin wrote:
Stefan
I am still trying to reproduce this, a second session works fine.
If it does not reproduce, you could be spinning your wheels. BUT is it possible that you just inadvertently did a "rebuild index" on the flac file? This gets done sometimes automatically by the program without even thinking about it. For example if you used a different .bcast5 settings file. Or if you cleared the index files, or renamed the file, ...
I can see things that could have happened; 1. opening a second cinerella session (unintentionally) 2. I was editing pieces using the full timeline, take 'clips' from the timeline and combine the clips into the final project ...maybe something curious before making the clip that is invisible after it is a clip? I wanted to check out the XML structure to see if anything in that direction was off. -- Stefan
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