First, I'd like to point out that this is not urgent, and has no functional consequences. It's just an annoying warning.
I'm using PipeWire.
Qtractor now does what it should, but I still get the error.
Strange behavior:
1 If the session doesn't provide the samplerate data, Qtractor starts by default at 44100 (seen in the status bar).
2 I wonder why? Who provides the 4410 data if it's not in the session?
2 The warning appears.
4 I accept it, and the samplerate changes within Qtractor to the PipeWire value of 48000.
I have several hypotheses for this:
- My computer is possessed by a mocking spirit.
- Maybe PipeWire provides the data based on some lost jack configuration and confuses Qtractor.
- Maybe Qtractor takes the data from a lost Jack configuration before taking it from PipeWire.
I'm betting it's something related to demons and/or spirits :)
Thanks also for fixing the transport and range not being saved.
P.S.:
The worst thing is that I'm not sure if it started happening before compiling.
I suspect so, but I'm not sure either.
It's probably a bug in my computer and Qtractor is doing things right now.
If someone else can test it we'll clear up any doubts.
If the bug is general I can think of a possible solution.
If a template is opened, before running the xml, add the samplerate tag taking it from the audio engine.
First, I'd like to point out that this is not urgent, and has no functional consequences. It's just an annoying warning.
I'm using PipeWire.
Qtractor now does what it should, but I still get the error.
Strange behavior:
1 If the session doesn't provide the samplerate data, Qtractor starts by default at 44100 (seen in the status bar).
2 I wonder why? Who provides the 4410 data if it's not in the session?
2 The warning appears.
4 I accept it, and the samplerate changes within Qtractor to the PipeWire value of 48000.
I have several hypotheses for this:
- My computer is possessed by a mocking spirit.
- Maybe PipeWire provides the data based on some lost jack configuration and confuses Qtractor.
- Maybe Qtractor takes the data from a lost Jack configuration before taking it from PipeWire.
I'm betting it's something related to demons and/or spirits :)
Thanks also for fixing the transport and range not being saved.
P.S.:
The worst thing is that I'm not sure if it started happening before compiling.
I suspect so, but I'm not sure either.
It's probably a bug in my computer and Qtractor is doing things right now.
If someone else can test it we'll clear up any doubts.
If the bug is general I can think of a possible solution.
If a template is opened, before running the xml, add the samplerate tag taking it from the audio engine.