yes, I can reproduce this behaviour which also happens in svn2619 on Xubuntu 10.04. My english is not the best, so I try again to describe my problem:
I launch QTractor, no tracks and no clips are shown. In the "Files"-window the "audio"-tab is activated/in front. Now I select "Clip/Import" from the menu, the "Open Audio Files"-browser launches, by default audio files are selected of course in the drop down list on the bottom of the "Open Audio Files"-browser.
Now I change this setting to "All files (*.*)" to select MIDI-Files which are correctly displayed in the "Open Audio Files"-browser. I select one and press "open". QTractor generates a new blank audio track with no clip in it.
Now I start a new session, QTractor asks if I want to delete the present one, I press "delete" and a new session launches - QTractor not only wipes the session but also the former chosen midi file from its original folder - it is erased from the hard disk!
Hi there,
yes, I can reproduce this behaviour which also happens in svn2619 on Xubuntu 10.04. My english is not the best, so I try again to describe my problem:
I launch QTractor, no tracks and no clips are shown. In the "Files"-window the "audio"-tab is activated/in front. Now I select "Clip/Import" from the menu, the "Open Audio Files"-browser launches, by default audio files are selected of course in the drop down list on the bottom of the "Open Audio Files"-browser.
Now I change this setting to "All files (*.*)" to select MIDI-Files which are correctly displayed in the "Open Audio Files"-browser. I select one and press "open". QTractor generates a new blank audio track with no clip in it.
Now I start a new session, QTractor asks if I want to delete the present one, I press "delete" and a new session launches - QTractor not only wipes the session but also the former chosen midi file from its original folder - it is erased from the hard disk!
I hope I described my problem more clearly :-)
Cheers,
Michael