I'd personally prefer if it could be disabled or removed, so you can hear the beginning of audio files properly (for example the attack of a sampled instrument), but I'm not sure how to remove it, and I don't know if it's worth the trouble. I don't know if it's caused by WASAPI or PortAudio. This is present in Audacity 3.0.2, as well as Tenacity with both old and new PortAudio. However I don't know if cherry-picking is the right approach or we should upgrade PortAudio altogether.Īfter fixing this bug (which obscured the beginning of playback with loud pops), I noticed that WASAPI has a bit of "fade-in" unlike MME and DirectSound, but only if the first sample being played is significantly nonzero.
My guess is that this issue is fixed by 697fcdd, or less likely 9ebe293. I can push my hacky branch if anyone's interested, but I think stock PortAudio is missing loopback capture. Ray.x is crashing the program 'application has been block from using Graphics Software'. However it's tricky to make newer versions of PortAudio build and link properly, either through CMake proxies (I gave up on this approach but it might be workable) or by using PortAudio's native CMakeLists.txt (by disabling PortMixer through -Duse_portmixer=off and removing the usage of PaUtil_GetTime). Loading ray.x gives mean an error 107 opened on by iamjuneMMD. Updating PortAudio to v19.7.0 fixes this bug. If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.Īdditional information (please complete the following information): Click on a non-silent part of the waveform and press Space to play.In the toolbar, switch the audio backend (the leftmost dropdown box) from "MME" to "Windows WASAPI".When using the WASAPI backend on Windows, Tenacity usually pops when playback starts. I have read the specified guidelines for issues.
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