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2704 Mac: Stop button in EGATs with Preview does nor stop the preview.2699 Windows: Cannot edit labels with emoji in them correctly.2696 Metadata Editor: changed size is not remembered/restored on next use.2709 Mac: Missing sub-menu check marks in French.2716 Cleared 'Recent Files' are restored on next launch.2722 Noise Gate fails on a one hour stereo selection.2714 (Japanese & Korean) 'Unable to parse project information'.2701 Progress dialog interferes with scripting.2718 Failed to execute a project file command (on server).2697 Linux: AUP3 projects use incorrect char size on 'differently' configured wxWidgets.2707 Opened projects not being removed from 'audacity.cfg'.2703 Mac: EGAT preview dialog is hidden behind the EGAT dialog.2710 Compressor with audio before T=0 crashes Audacity.2720 Cannot open project that's in a read only folder - error message vague.2698 Noise Gate fails silently if 'hold' is non-zero.2706 Win: Vocal Reduction and Isolation most options fail.

#Ffmpeg audacity for mac plus#

2708 Nyquist effects fail silently with One hour plus stereo.You may see a variant of the message, ' The project's database failed to reopen'Ĭlicking on the Show Log chevron will expand the message to show log data. If you do encounter the dialog indicating a problem, please click on the Show Log chevron to generate the log and send us a copy of the screenshot to the Audacity Forum. Jack L then ran his torture tests workload and the problem he experienced was gone.Įven so, because the original error was only occasional, we can't know for sure that it, or similar issues, are gone! We still have the extra logging in Audacity.

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The retry timeout should benefit all code in Audacity that reads the database, not just at the time of opening. Leland added a retry, so that if SQLite can't yet read the database, it tries again, but fractionally later. Paul then changed the logic of opening a database so that two important requests were always one after the after.

This extra information told us that in some circumstances we were trying to access the disk before it was ready again, with back to back requests too quickly. This led to what's probably a solution, as Jack L, with this extra logging, was able to get the problem sufficiently often for us to get a handle on it. We added a Show Log to this error message so we could gather more information about this to aid the developers in analyzing the issue. It was this bug: Bug 2700 - 'Failed to open the project database' It did not appear to be causing users to experience data loss or damaged projects. Usually this seemed to occur when trying to import an audio file, but there may have been other ways it could happen. There was an error which only occurred occasionally for a few users but had us mystified. We added extra diagnostic information to help us do that: These two important bugs that 3.0.0 users saw were hard for us to track down as we could not replicate them. 3.0.2 may only be a 'point' release, but we think it's one most people using 3.0.0 will want.Īfter 3.0.0 was launched a few users discovered a couple of mysterious bugs which we had not encountered in our extensive QA testing of alpha and Release Candidate builds. Some of our bug-fixes are small changes in areas where the previous Audacity behaviour was not as we wanted. A mistake we made with Unicode prevented Audacity working in Korean and Japanese. Disappearing checkmarks in macOS Big Sur release turned out to be a Unicode issue, believed to be in Apple code, which we now work around in 3.0.2.

#Ffmpeg audacity for mac update#

One problem we tracked during 3.0.0 turned out to be a Windows update issue with Unicode input, which was resolved by a later Windows update. We, Microsoft and Apple all have made mistakes with Unicode that affected Audacity 3.0.0. Unicode is a system for representing many non-English letters and symbols. One cluster of bugs we fixed relate to Unicode. So we added more informative diagnostics for when there is an error. We wanted to fix these and also to get more diagnostic information about what goes wrong when SQLite (the database we use) can't read or write a file. Some bugs which didn't show up in our testing of 3.0.0 became apparent once 3.0.0 was being used by more users. Audacity 3.0.2 is about bugfixes for Audacity 3.0.0.