Re: [Gwc-general] Amplify function erratic

[Jeff W. <we...@ya...>]

Hi John,

What you've described sounds like a bug in GWC.  You obviously
know the amplification would only be applied to the selected channel,

I'll look into this, but it will take a week or so.  In the meantime, if
you have time, try to see if you can determine a sequence of actions
that will alway cause it to fail to work properly.

Thanks for the bug report!
jw

John Cirillo wrote:

> I frequently need to use the Amplify function to bring up
> the level of one or both channels.
> Some of the time, only one channel will amplify (usually the
> left channel) even though I specified both.
> Or even if I specified only right channel amplification, it
> goes through the motions, says it's done, yet no
> amplification was performed.
> I thought at  first maybe I was trying to specify an
> out-of-bounds amount, but that's not it.
> It could say that the max available is 2.8, and I want to go
> from 1.0 to 1.2 or something like that.
> Either one or both channels fail to amplify. Yet, if I try
> to perform the operation 2 or 3 times, it finally amplifies.
> If I deliberately highlight the entire right channel
> waveform and specify amplification on that channel, the odds
> are better but still not always.
> I can't remember when I first started noticing this or
> whether it was always there to some degree.
> At this moment I have GWC 0.19-7 and 0.20-07 both installed.
>  I like the features of 0.20 but sometimes use 0.19-7 if
> 0.20 seems squirrely.  Both of them have this erratic
> amplification behavior.
> I did have the newer 0.20-10 but it was a little too
> unstable on this system.  I currently am running Debian
> Sarge, kernel 2.4.27-2-386 with an AMD Duron if that helps.
> KDE 3.3 environment.
> Is this a GWC issue, or could it be something wrong
> elsewhere?  It's starting to drive me batty as I'm using GWC
> more and more.
>
> Any suggestions appreciated.
>
> John Cirillo
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