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0008319ardourbugspublic2020-07-27 11:52
Reporterdon3 Assigned To 
PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
Status newResolutionopen 
PlatformRedhatOSLinuxOS Version(any)
Product Version6.2 
Summary0008319: Remove Last Capture after deactivating a channel removes more than last capture
DescriptionArdour version: 6.2.33-dbg (published nightly build)
Originally found on 5.12
Fedora + CCRMA

See procedure below.
Steps To Reproduce 1: Create a new session.
 2: Add a few new audio tracks. I used 5, but 2 or 3 would probably be enough.
 3: Move playhead to desired starting place. (I used 10 seconds, but it probably doesn't matter.)
 4: Arm tracks 1, 2, and 5 for recording, and the master record.
 5: Record a few seconds of audio (silence is fine) on the 3 tracks, then stop the recording.
 6: Disarm track 5.
 7: De-activate track 5 in the Editor List.
 8: Arm tracks 3 and 4. Move the playhead to a new starting place (e.g, 00:20 -- probably not necessary).
 9: Record a few more seconds of audio, then stop the recording.
10: Edit > Remove Last Capture
11: Answer Yes in the "Destroy last capture" dialog,

Expected result: New regions and audio files from the second capture (in tracks 1, 2, 3, and 4) should be removed.

Actual result: The newly captured regions *and* the region in track 5 from the previous capture are blown away!
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paul

2020-07-26 02:13

administrator   ~0024809

Replicated the instructions given above with 3 tracks ... problem did not occur.
 
Replicated them more precisely with 5 tracks ... problem did not occur.

don3

2020-07-27 11:52

reporter   ~0024820

Hmm, it's very repeatable for me, but that was on two rather old production systems. I'm working on bringing up a new system -- when that's ready (hopefully later this week), I'll try it there.

A couple more details I didn't mention, because I didn't think they were relevant: Both systems use Jack, and both have audio interfaces with more channels than a typical on-board sound card might have. One has an M-Audio Delta 44 PCI card, the other has a USB link to a digital mixer with 32 channels each direction.

Issue History

Date Modified Username Field Change
2020-07-19 04:24 don3 New Issue
2020-07-26 02:13 paul Note Added: 0024809
2020-07-27 11:52 don3 Note Added: 0024820