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Correct, any operation that is not realtime safe (adding/removing plugins, creating tracks, changing port connections, etc) may cause dropouts during recording. The only thing we could do, is not allow such operations instead of just documenting the fact. |
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Ah, i may have chosen a slightly misleading title here. The problem is not dropouts but if you add a plugin an hours into a recording, the entire resulting track will be offset by that hour to the rest of your recording and the first hour will be missing from the timeline alltogether. Maybe you can reconsider your analysis? |
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reproduced. It also leads to endless messages e.g. "Audio 2.1 tried to read 253952 got 0 in Audio 2-2.1 for chn 0 to offset 0 using range 48422 .. 302374 len 253952" in a debug build |
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Fixed in Ardour 9.0-pre0-1825-ga0cd43132b |
- Anonymous
