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Join Date: Jan 2006
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ref& issues
1. This problem keeps my folders full. I mean "crashing".
Winamp either hangs up with error or terminates. Regularly, 10 sec before it comes, saving function begins to crash, then the black outline appears around every drop-down list(not always), it's better not to try to load/save then, it never helps. Then, you must immediately press Alt+F4 to close AVS editor, it works. Then, you could reload your preset. Maybe it can grow rarer if avoiding incorrect timers in code - i am not sure. Also not sure if it comes only if misc objects added. I ofted experienced it when adding comment, set render mode, buffer save. 2. The strange problem does also often appear - all texts in avs disappear - this can be reset only by wa reboot, that is very strange (how is it cached?). To the above: sometimes the similar issue occurs, but all render effects disappear, not only Text. 3. Undo/redo history problems. Sometimes it stops logging changes - when the button Undo is clicked then, it deletes too many strings or even the whole code. History doesn't control APEs' code. Frequent problem - when adding a new empty superscope, 'Undo' deletes the whole preset. When pushing it the second time - rebuilds some parts. (cr&p!) 4. I exp this problem a few times on weak system. When duplicating Texer II object, i get something like -b/| in beat section, and a non-working copy. This issue is fixed with new release of Texer II (I will refer to Sticky: "...Texer II is a separate product..."). I've summed there some issues that are maybe well-known, but i just give a list of them now. |
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You are running (other) applications with serious memory leaks that are depleting GDI and/or User resources to the critical level. This could be the result of poorly written legit applications or (more likely) malware(s) on your system.
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