Old 01-03-2013, 10:21 AM   #1
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v4.32rc1 - January 3 2013

+ Automute: option (default) to clear automutes on playback start
+ Automute: improved updating of arrange when automuting

+ FX browser: better layout when resized tall/narrow

+ Media items: avoid creating tiny media items when pencil-drawing with snap enabled

+ MIDI: improved linear painting in drum modes [t=107205]
+ MIDI: fixed overdub+autopunch+preroll bug [issueid=4046]
+ MIDI: allow pasting of MIDI events directly in arrange view (adds item, or pastes in existing item)

+ OSX: fixed play cursor artifacts with retina displays
+ OSX: new faster CoreText rendering used on 10.5+, more consistent text
+ OSX: now linked against 10.5 SDK, but with 10.4 compatibility

+ ReaVerb: fixed incorrect transition from mono to stereo signals with stereo impulses
+ ReaVerb: corrected latency immediately after samplerate change

+ Routing matrix: mouseover highlight of current position
+ Routing matrix: improved functionality with click/drag to change multiple tracks
+ Routing matrix: show MIDI inputs and outputs
+ Routing matrix: improved display of MIDI-only sends

+ Time signatures: fixed adjusting media items when changing time signature numerator [t=115155]

+ Track routing dialog: improved layout when using large fonts on Windows
+ Track routing dialog: fixed parent channel not repopulating after adding sends

+ Video: added preliminary VLC support for video playback (install latest VLC for better video decoding)
+ Video: added YV12 colorspace support for OSX, Quicktime decoding
+ Video: improved bridged-quicktime behavior with mp3 audio (ignores audio rather than crashing)
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Old 01-03-2013, 10:56 AM   #2
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+ Media items: avoid creating tiny media items when pencil-drawing with snap enabled
This is great guys! But you can still resize an item to a tiny thin line.

Basically this issue: http://forum.cockos.com/project.php?issueid=675

If you can address this also please.
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Old 01-03-2013, 10:58 AM   #3
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Also, as I said in previous thread, I have no grid lines in the Screenset panel (in all tabs). Can anyone confirm this?
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Old 01-03-2013, 11:04 AM   #4
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Also, as I said in previous thread, I have no grid lines in the Screenset panel (in all tabs). Can anyone confirm this?
Yes I confirm, but I think this is normal. It's the same with the FX Browser, the resources window or the media explorer. The project bay is an exeption...
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Old 01-03-2013, 11:05 AM   #5
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+ FX browser: better layout when resized tall/narrow
Even though this came a few pres ago, I only now tested it. I like it bit I am confused that the top panel (FX folders) have a vertical scrollbar (good), while the bottom panel has a horizontal scrollbar (not so good, doesn't feel natural or fast). I would prefer vertical scrollbars for browsing through entries/content, and horizontal scrollbars only when the text is too long to fit.

(sorry for making multiple posts, I am tackling different issues on each post)

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Old 01-03-2013, 11:20 AM   #6
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And there's these skinny pieces with snap on:

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Old 01-03-2013, 11:30 AM   #7
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These "skinny pieces", are they the size of your grid settings, but not obeying "Grid snap follow grid visibility"? That's what seems to happen here. Asked differently: if you zoom further in than in the screencap, will there be a grid line at the odd item edge?
"..follow grid visibility" should obviously be obeyed when drawing items, please.

I confirm I still can create super tiny items by dragging item edges with snap enabled.
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Old 01-03-2013, 11:41 AM   #8
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The first track item volume knob not responding on OSX is fixed here now.

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Even though this came a few pres ago, I only now tested it. I like it bit I am confused that the top panel (FX folders) have a vertical scrollbar (good), while the bottom panel has a horizontal scrollbar (not so good, doesn't feel natural or fast). I would prefer vertical scrollbars for browsing through entries/content, and horizontal scrollbars only when the text is too long to fit.

(sorry for making multiple posts, I am tackling different issues on each post)
If you want a vertical scrollbar in the fx-add window, you can have it show the default preset (via menu item), which will make it a "report" style view.
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+ Video: added preliminary VLC support for video playback (install latest VLC for better video decoding)
Video lags one frame when using VLC (2.0.5).
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Old 01-03-2013, 12:34 PM   #11
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Still the video problem (green) with some .mov files if we use the VLC decoder on OSX. If I check the "use OS decoding instead of VLC/FFmpeg when possible" it works because it uses the quicktime decoder.

But now avi files are ok with VLC decoder, thanks.
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Old 01-03-2013, 12:36 PM   #12
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Video lags one frame when using VLC (2.0.5).
What do you mean? I don't see anything wrong...
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Make a video file (preferably photojpeg) showing the actual timecode. Playback the timecode-videofile in reaper (set project fps, tempo and grid according to video fps) and you can clearly see that the current frame in the video window is one frame behind the project playback position.
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Old 01-03-2013, 01:10 PM   #14
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I tested it on OSX (30 FPS timecode) and I don't see any problem. If you have snapping enable you will think that it's always 1 frame late because on the exact position where it should change the frame you still see the last frame (of course not at the beginning of the project). But if you zoom in and move slightly the cursor to the right you will see immediately the good frame. Maybe it's not a standard behavior for videos (do you have to show the previous or the next frame??), in this case it should be fixed.
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Old 01-04-2013, 09:03 AM   #15
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+ FX browser: better layout when resized tall/narrow
So no chance we will get the possibility of the old behavior back? Or it just didn't get into this build yet? Sorry for being PITA, just curious
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Muting a MIDI item during playback often doesn't seem to give hanging notes here. Obviously it doesn't send all the needed note-offs for full MIDI item mute?


Example:

-> Shortcircuit with two different MIDI items on on the same track at the same position
-> Shortcircuit set to "Mono" voice mode

-> playback
-> mute/unmute one of the items

Result: Weird behaviour. Seems like Shortcircuit is getting confused about this.

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Undo/redo (while playback) of such MIDI item muting/unmuting also seem to give hanging notes
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So no chance we will get the possibility of the old behavior back? Or it just didn't get into this build yet? Sorry for being PITA, just curious

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So no chance we will get the possibility of the old behavior back? Or it just didn't get into this build yet? Sorry for being PITA, just curious
Can you make me a screenshot of how you liked it in the old version and how it looks in the new?
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Can you make me a screenshot of how you liked it in the old version and how it looks in the new?
Evan (IIRC) had a good point back in previous pre threads that if the windows are shown horizontally, both windows should have vertical scrollbars. As it is right now, the folder window has vertical scrollbar, and plugin list has a horizontal one. This doesn't make much sense. That's a FR, sure. But a good and tidy one.

Is it a really big problem adding doubleclick on dividing area between the two windows to change orientation (and have it remembered in a screenset along the way)?
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Can you make me a screenshot of how you liked it in the old version and how it looks in the new?
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.p...77#post1089177

EvilDragon and myself suggested that it maybe could work the same way dockers' borders function right now: double click the division line between FX folders and FXs to change orientation of division between horizontal/vertical
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I'm in the middle of a heavy real-time CPU loading project. On the pre8 version, the project could play. Once I install the rc1, the project's RT meter went so high to 200%. I bypass plug-in to check why.

The project structure:
1) I group all my send FX tracks(12tracks) into a folder and use one nebula console Fx send to similuate console.


2) It turns out that the one instance nebula console send on the FX group drive the RT CPU from 80% to 190%~200%.

I know this kind of FX eat a lot of processing power before, but it never went this high.

I'm using Intel i7 2600k, Win7 64bit, reaper 4 64bit, with 2048ms latency Rme UFX on USB.
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I'm in the middle of a heavy real-time CPU loading project. On the pre8 version, the project could play. Once I install the rc1, the project's RT meter went so high to 200%. I bypass plug-in to check why.

The project structure:
1) I group all my send FX tracks(12tracks) into a folder and use one nebula console Fx send to similuate console.


2) It turns out that the one instance nebula console send on the FX group drive the RT CPU from 80% to 190%~200%.

I know this kind of FX eat a lot of processing power before, but it never went this high.

I'm using Intel i7 2600k, Win7 64bit, reaper 4 64bit, with 2048ms latency Rme UFX on USB.
What's the Anticipative FX Processing value in your case?
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+ FX browser: better layout when resized tall/narrow
FYI if the FX browser is docked you can not [Compact docker when small & single tab]

it makes no difference to the tab, same as it dose nothing if you have more than one item docked (as expected)

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