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Subject: PO file for CVS
Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 01:05:32 +0000
From: Inácio Barroso <caderno@...>
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Helo,



I'm sending a more recente PO file of the portuguese (Portugal)
translation that i made.

I'm working on site translation for pt_PT but there is much work to do
and time is short.



I have a litle error (i think...) to report: the program import tracks
with rates higher than 100000Hz but after saving the project and when
re-open it the tracks disapear.



Now here some sugestions:

1. a 'Selection Menu' independent of the 'Edition Menu'.

2. hotkeys for reproduction similar to wimamp - in the bottom of the
keyboard - including backward and forward.

3. an ‘Hand Tool’ for navigation with an hotkey associated to it -
similar to some image editors.

4. hotkeys for ‘Zoom Tool’ - I know there’s the mouse wheell … but …

Keep the good work, have a nice day

Inácio Barroso

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| From Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman <buanzo@...>
| Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:22:26 -0300
| Subject: [Audacity-devel] [Fwd: some bugs / suggestions]

> - -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: PO file for CVS
> Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 01:05:32 +0000
> From: Inácio Barroso <caderno@...>
> To: <buanzo@...>
>
>
> Helo,
>
>
> I have a litle error (i think...) to report: the program import tracks
> with rates higher than 100000Hz but after saving the project and when
> re-open it the tracks disapear.

What operating system are you on and what version of Audacity?

It does seem to be replicable for me on Windows XP with CVS,
importing a short 196000 Hz WAV then saving, exiting and
re-opening the project. Audacity warns of ophaned blockfiles
(choosing to work round the problem silently does not help).
The track is empty. From a cursory look, the .aup file appears to
be referencing the correct file, but I have not loked closely.

>
> Now here some sugestions:
>
> 1. a 'Selection Menu' independent of the 'Edition Menu'.
>
> 2. hotkeys for reproduction similar to wimamp - in the bottom of the
> keyboard - including backward and forward.

Have you looked at the Keyboard tab of Preferences in the Beta?
There are many navigation shortcuts.

> 3. an ‘Hand Tool’ for navigation with an hotkey associated to it -
> similar to some image editors.
>
> 4. hotkeys for ‘Zoom Tool’ - I know there’s the mouse wheell … but …

Zoom In, Out and Normal all have shortcuts as given in the View Menu.

I'll add 1) and 3) to our Feature Requests page on the Wiki.

Thanks for writing.


Gale





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> What operating system are you on and what version of Audacity?

Audacity 1.3.5 on Windows Vista Home Premium

> It does seem to be replicable for me on Windows XP with CVS,
> importing a short 196000 Hz WAV then saving, exiting and
> re-opening the project. Audacity warns of ophaned blockfiles
> (choosing to work round the problem silently does not help).
> The track is empty. From a cursory look, the .aup file appears to
> be referencing the correct file, but I have not loked closely.
>

It is this the problem that I experienced ... Yes the reference in the .aup file is correct because if you choose to delete that files they will be deleted and if you have files with an other rate - less than 100000hz - they will be unthouched in the project.
The problem is the same if you choose not to copy the files to project - in this case only the referencing files will be deleted. The solution was to decrease the rate to 96000 Hz at the copy of the wav in the audacity project.
 
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I note that there is a restriction on the rate that files may be
imported at (100000), although I don't understand why, and it's
probably (?) not current.  The restriction is in
WaveTrack::HandleXMLTag at line 1393 thus

             if (!XMLValueChecker::IsGoodString(strValue) ||
                   !Internat::CompatibleToDouble(strValue, &dblValue) ||
                   (dblValue < 100.0) || (dblValue > 100000.0)) //
same bounds as ImportRawDialog::OnOK

which Vaughan put in on 25/01/07 (following Dominic on 17/02/03 in
ImportRaw.cpp li448).

Is there any good reason not to increase these values to, say, 10^6?
And indeed to reduce the minimum?  That would give us a few more years
on sampling rates!

TTFN
Martyn

Inácio Barroso wrote:

>
>  
>  > What operating system are you on and what version of Audacity?
>
> Audacity 1.3.5 on Windows Vista Home Premium
>
>  > It does seem to be replicable for me on Windows XP with CVS,
>  > importing a short 196000 Hz WAV then saving, exiting and
>  > re-opening the project. Audacity warns of ophaned blockfiles
>  > (choosing to work round the problem silently does not help).
>  > The track is empty. From a cursory look, the .aup file appears to
>  > be referencing the correct file, but I have not loked closely.
>  >
>
> It is this the problem that I experienced ... Yes the reference in the
> .aup file is correct because if you choose to delete that files they
> will be deleted and if you have files with an other rate - less than
> 100000hz - they will be unthouched in the project.
> The problem is the same if you choose not to copy the files to project -
> in this case only the referencing files will be deleted. The solution
> was to decrease the rate to 96000 Hz at the copy of the wav in the
> audacity project.
>  
> Inácio
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On Sat, 2008-07-26 at 01:49 +0100, Martyn Shaw wrote:
> I note that there is a restriction on the rate that files may be
> imported at (100000), although I don't understand why, and it's
> probably (?) not current.

Should definitely be increased at both ends for project opening. We do
need to make sure that XML read and write functions actually work OK
(and don't have hidden limits like ints or 5-digit decimal numbers
internally). In other words, I'd expect a risk of breakage when we take
the test away.

It is definitely something to do whilst we are in an alpha stage, so it
gets sorted out.

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Richard Ash wrote:

> On Sat, 2008-07-26 at 01:49 +0100, Martyn Shaw wrote:
>  
>> I note that there is a restriction on the rate that files may be
>> imported at (100000), although I don't understand why, and it's
>> probably (?) not current.
>>    
>
> Should definitely be increased at both ends for project opening. We do
> need to make sure that XML read and write functions actually work OK
> (and don't have hidden limits like ints or 5-digit decimal numbers
> internally). In other words, I'd expect a risk of breakage when we take
> the test away.
>
> It is definitely something to do whilst we are in an alpha stage, so it
> gets sorted out.
>  
Sounds right to me. I just copied the limits, as Leland saw. And right
on about doing it now.

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| From Vaughan Johnson <vaughan@...>
| Mon, 28 Jul 2008 11:54:37 -0700
| Subject: [Audacity-devel] [Fwd: some bugs / suggestions]

> Richard Ash wrote:
> > On Sat, 2008-07-26 at 01:49 +0100, Martyn Shaw wrote:
> >  
> >> I note that there is a restriction on the rate that files may be
> >> imported at (100000), although I don't understand why, and it's
> >> probably (?) not current.
> >>    
> >
> > Should definitely be increased at both ends for project opening. We do
> > need to make sure that XML read and write functions actually work OK
> > (and don't have hidden limits like ints or 5-digit decimal numbers
> > internally). In other words, I'd expect a risk of breakage when we take
> > the test away.
> >
> > It is definitely something to do whilst we are in an alpha stage, so it
> > gets sorted out.
> >  
> Sounds right to me. I just copied the limits, as Leland saw. And right
> on about doing it now.

In case we want it on the Checklist so not to lose sight of it, what
needs to be done besides Martyn's fix from a couple of days ago
(below)? This certainly copes with importing WAVs at 1000 Hz and
292 000 Hz, and project files containing tracks at these rates.


Gale


Update of /cvsroot/audacity/audacity-src/src
In directory sc8-pr-cvs11.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv30643

Modified Files:
        WaveTrack.cpp
Log Message:
Increase range of allowable project sample rates read in.

Index: WaveTrack.cpp
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/audacity/audacity-src/src/WaveTrack.cpp,v
retrieving revision 1.129
retrieving revision 1.130
diff -u -d -r1.129 -r1.130
--- WaveTrack.cpp 23 Jul 2008 15:31:51 -0000 1.129
+++ WaveTrack.cpp 26 Jul 2008 23:32:45 -0000 1.130
@@ -1390,7 +1390,7 @@
             // mRate is an int, but "rate" in the project file is a float.
             if (!XMLValueChecker::IsGoodString(strValue) ||
                   !Internat::CompatibleToDouble(strValue, &dblValue) ||
-                  (dblValue < 100.0) || (dblValue > 100000.0)) // same bounds as ImportRawDialog::OnOK
+                  (dblValue < 1.0) || (dblValue > 1000 000.0)) // allow
a large range to be read
                return false;
             mRate = lrint(dblValue);
          }

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On Tue, 2008-07-29 at 05:48 +0100, Gale Andrews wrote:
> > Sounds right to me. I just copied the limits, as Leland saw. And right
> > on about doing it now.
>
> In case we want it on the Checklist so not to lose sight of it, what
> needs to be done besides Martyn's fix from a couple of days ago
> (below)? This certainly copes with importing WAVs at 1000 Hz and
> 292 000 Hz, and project files containing tracks at these rates.

Nothing definite - just an item on the list of things needing testing
before release to make sure that it actually works and doesn't crash /
corrupt the project.

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| From Richard Ash <richard@...>
| Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:56:33 +0100
| Subject: [Audacity-devel] [Fwd: some bugs / suggestions]

> On Tue, 2008-07-29 at 05:48 +0100, Gale Andrews wrote:
> > > Sounds right to me. I just copied the limits, as Leland saw. And right
> > > on about doing it now.
> >
> > In case we want it on the Checklist so not to lose sight of it, what
> > needs to be done besides Martyn's fix from a couple of days ago
> > (below)? This certainly copes with importing WAVs at 1000 Hz and
> > 292 000 Hz, and project files containing tracks at these rates.
>
> Nothing definite - just an item on the list of things needing testing
> before release to make sure that it actually works and doesn't crash /
> corrupt the project.

The only way to do that with the current "system" would be to reinstate
it as a bug and mark it wifh $ which means "believed fixed, awaiting
testing". Rather than that, what else would you suggest to test it
further than I have already and I'll try it. Maybe some even more
extreme rates (what values do you suggest?) and maybe do some
editing and mixing with tracks at "standard" rates as well as the "extreme"
ones?



Gale

 

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Gale Andrews wrote:
> what else would you suggest to test it
> further than I have already and I'll try it. Maybe some even more
> extreme rates (what values do you suggest?) and maybe do some
> editing and mixing with tracks at "standard" rates as well as the
> "extreme" ones?

* Make sure that things like split work (with the split track at the right
rate)
* Check that effects cope with high-rate tracks (and with mixtures)
* Check that copy and paste from a high-rate to a normal-rate track works
both ways (which should resample the data so it sounds the same pitch).
* try some imports / exports and make sure something sensible happens
(i.e. not an error).

It's mostly about looking for other places where someone might have put a
"sanity check" that proves to be too conservative.

Richard


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