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ActiveX version (asoedmms.ocx) 2.2.1.0 (June 7 , 2010)
Multimedia engine version (AdjMmsEng.dll) 8.1.0.16 (June 2, 2010)
Fixed builds can be downloaded using the same link, username and password received after purchasing the product: if you should have lost them or if they shouldn't work anymore, please, contact our Technical support.
VERY IMPORTANT: Before proceeding with the installation of updated versions, don't forget to close all of the running applications and to UNINSTALL the existing version: missing this step could prevent the new version to run correctly on your development PC.
Fixed Bugs (since version 2.0)
- Setting the colorVolumeLevelLine and colorTimeLine fields of the WAVEFORM_ANALYZER_SETTINGS_2 structure to -1 will not hide the lines but will show them in black color.
- After loading a small sound (less than 2 seconds long) the playback session of the current editing contents could be cut-off if started immediately after completing a previous playback session.
- If a waveform analysis is in place, an attempt to load a new file could result in unpredictable results and also in a GPF.
- If ASIO and DirectSound devices have been enabled, when requesting to play contents of the editing session the playback could fail without reporting any error.
- Calls to
GetSoundDuration, GetMemoryPtr and GetMemorySize methods return ERR_EDITOR_BUSY during a waveform analysis.
- Clicks and pops removal through the Effects.DeClickFilterApply method could cause a GPF if the loaded sound is in mono.
- The SoundExportDone event is sometime fired at a too earlier stage causing eventual further calls to the component's methods returning an ERR_EDITOR_BUSY error code.
- The DeNoise filter doesn't work as expected when executed on a sound range instead of the overall file
- After calling methods that return a unique identifier, for example the Effects.VSTLoad, Effects.CustomDspExternalLoad or Effects.CustomDspInterrnalLoad, in case of failure the LastError property will not report the effective error code.
- Removing a portion of silence whose size is less than 50 ms could cause a GPF
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