Thanks, I don't need to do 9) to reproduce the problem on Linux and Mac it fails at step 8. Then I can never set the Timer recording that stops within the same day as the start. Nitta wrote:I'd like to show an example of the process of the problem.ġ) Initialize Audacity 2.0.1 (edit audacity.cfg as only one line of "NewPrefsIniialized=1")Ĥ) Default values In the Timer recording window should be as follows:ĥ) Click the start date and change the value to tomorrow.Ħ) Click the end date and it should be changed to tomorrow automatically.ħ) Click the start date again and revert the value to today.Ĩ) Click the end date and revert the value to today. Then when you click OK Audacity will start Timer Record progress and wait for tomorrow before recording. The day in the End date won't change automatically due to a bug, but click in the day for End, then it will change. Or do you want tomorrow's date? If so, then instead of using the calendar, click to select the day in the text box for Start, and change day to tomorrow. If you want the same date for start time and end time, why use the calendar? Just change the time.
The calendar is probably partially broken but I don't think that has changed in 2.0.1, and I can change the Start date using the calendar and have the End date change according to the Duration. Please give an exact example of all the settings you want for start time and date, end time and date and duration *and what date it is when you make those settings*. Nitta wrote:Recently I had upgraded 2.0.0 to 2.0.1 Or should I have any problem in my particular environment or installation ? This phenomenon is exactly the same for both machines. I have 2 Macs, Intel Mac mini with OSX 10.7.4, and PowerMac G5 with OSX 10.4.11. Now I returned back to Audacity 2.0.0 and this phenomenon have disappeared. I can not set any timer recording that stops within a day. I had fought with the timer settings for a while but If i try to set so, Audacity automatically set the stop date to 2-3 days future.Īs a result, Audacity 2.0.1 force me to record over days as long as I am using the timer recording, i.e. But I could set the stop time as the same day, as long as the stop time is later than the start time.īut after I had upgraded Audacity to 2.0.1, though the appearance of the calendar is just as same as before, but Audacity refuses me to set the stop time for the same date as the start time, even if the stop "time" is later. When I was using version 2.0.0 or prior version, in the calendar appears when I click the downward arrow on the right of the stop time, the days before start time are shadowed and the day of the start time is dimmed. Then I had noticed that new version of Audacity 2.0.1 does not accept to set the timer recording start and stop time for the same day each other.
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