Truncated Track Display

[Colin Nicholls]

27 minutes ago, Jim Stamper said:

My PC is a NUC 11 Enthusiast built by Intel, with Intel and Nvidia on board graphics.

Off-topic, but I love the NUC form factor. I use a NUC 12 myself. 

On-topic, I have not seen this behavior recently. Are you able to share the project?

Edited yesterday at 10:06 PM by Colin Nicholls

[Jim Stamper]

25 minutes ago, Colin Nicholls said:

Off-topic, but I love the NUC form factor. I use a NUC 12 myself. 

On-topic, I have not seen this behavior recently. Are you able to share the project?

Thanks, the NUC is amazing, the future of the PC form factor IMO, and so quiet for the studio. Sharing the project means uploading it as a file to this forum? I can't share any content, so it would only be a project with blank tracks. Not sure if that would be useful.

Edited yesterday at 10:32 PM by Jim Stamper

[Colin Nicholls]

If you have a blank project that exhibits the problem, I would try opening it on my system and seeing if the problem is saved with the project. It might not be a content-dependent problem.

 

[David Baay]

I would try:

- Set Workspaces to None if it isn't already.

- Make sure any screenset in use isn't locked.

- Drag the tracks pane completely closed and back open to force a redraw.

- If that doesn't get it, remove each group of problematic tracks from its folder and move them back in with or without re-creating the folder depending on whether the problem persists.

If that fixes one project but others continue to have a problem, I would suggest you abandon any old templates you may be using and re-create them from scratch, starting with a Basic or Empty one. In the past, I've had templates that continued to have issues around new features that didn't exist when they were created.

[Jim Stamper]

1 hour ago, David Baay said:

I would try:

- Set Workspaces to None if it isn't already.

- Make sure any screenset in use isn't locked.

- Drag the tracks pane completely closed and back open to force a redraw.

- If that doesn't get it, remove each group of problematic tracks from its folder and move them back in with or without re-creating the folder depending on whether the problem persists.

If that fixes one project but others continue to have a problem, I would suggest you abandon any old templates you may be using and re-create them from scratch, starting with a Basic or Empty one. In the past, I've had templates that continued to have issues around new features that didn't exist when they were created.

Getting it re-drawn isn't a problem. I just open a different view (Console or PRV) then go back to Track View and it is 'fixed' until it happens again. Also, it can happen with any tracks in any folders. There are not 'problematic tracks'.

Looking at templates is an interesting idea. For me, the bottom line is I had hoped someone might have a definite solution, and if not, at least I'm raising awareness with the bakers.  Thanks!