davidk
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Post by davidk on Jun 21, 2024 5:01:32 GMT
Late last year I did a holiday, began making a series of short videos about it. Then came a lifestyle move and I have only just gotten back to the holiday videos. And the 1st thing I noted was that the sound panel on 1 clip was inoperative: see screenshot, attached, panel outlined in red. I was trying to increase the sound in the selected video clip - something that I have done so many times in various versions it almost 2nd nature. And was amazed this time when the various controls in the panel were inoperative - just nothing worked. I tried other video and sound clips in the same project, and in another project - same result. The common thing since I last worked on these projects is that CVS has had an SP1 upgrade, to 26.1.0.268. Before I bug it, has anyone had a similar experience, or can offer an explanation for the way the sound controls are no longer working?
Edit update I tried creating new projects using different video clips, loaded in the main timeline and the overlay track. When a clip is selected, the audio panel describes what is in the clip, but will not allow any changes to volume, lead in or lead out. It's beginning to look like 268 introduced a serious bug to audio management.
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Post by Trevor Andrew on Jun 21, 2024 14:00:09 GMT
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Post by Zaťko Vendi on Jun 21, 2024 14:29:48 GMT
Ahoj vsetci. Skusal si SPLIT AUDIO oddeliť Video od Audio? Ani tak to nefunguje?
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Post by Ken Berry on Jun 21, 2024 19:43:48 GMT
For those who don't speak Slovak, here is a translation: Hello everyone. Have you tried SPLIT AUDIO to separate Video from Audio? It doesn't work either?
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Post by Zaťko Vendi on Jun 21, 2024 20:55:24 GMT
Ahoj Ken Berry volačo máš proti slovákom?
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Post by Zaťko Vendi on Jun 21, 2024 21:11:50 GMT
Ja Chcem iba pomôcť, čo Ty asi nerobíš!
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Post by Trevor Andrew on Jun 21, 2024 21:34:02 GMT
I don’t understand your comments as I have to translate them as do others I suspect, so if you wished to help it would help me and others if you can post in English.
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Post by Ken Berry on Jun 21, 2024 22:54:20 GMT
No I don't speak Slovak -- but I do speak Russian/Nie, nehovorím po slovensky, ale po rusky áno/ Нет, я не говорю по-словацки, но говорю по-русски.
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davidk
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Post by davidk on Jun 21, 2024 23:52:35 GMT
So, diplomats find it handy to swear in another language? But . . . Read Trevors' response. Before posting last nite, I closed and re-opened CVS as part of my tests - but that did not change the results I got. Close the app and PC over night, and after a cold boot of the PC and the app this morning -and the audio panel is working. Tried several current and older project files, clips in them respond normally. weird response.
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Post by Trevor Andrew on Jun 22, 2024 7:38:54 GMT
David
I was gonna suggest you right click for volume levels as that works and changes the slider positions.
Good that you have it working again, strange computers.....
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davidk
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Post by davidk on Jun 24, 2024 1:40:52 GMT
Trevor, I tried rt-clk before posting. It was really weird - in testing, any clip with existing audio - whether prior edited, a new clip, or a new project - showed with what it had, but that panel just would not allow you to change it. Even a re-start of CVS did not help. But I didn't think of a cold boot - everything else was working, apparently.
I read your post the next morning, and tried again - and it worked. The only thing I can theorise as a cause is that an MS function was part of the audio panel response, and that was missing or corrupted. When a cold boot/fresh start occurred, that function corrected itself and the app then worked.
A geek colleague of mine calls it microsloth, as in lazy programming by the OS team. He sees a lot more of this than I do.
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