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[skylinepro]

While I'm here complaining about how Jam destroyed my second CD burner in 30 days, I might as well address another bug.  Periodically, when I try to click on and change the pause time between tracks, it ignores the click and won't let me change anything.  Sometimes it will act as if I am clicking on an entry several indexes down.  I close and relaunch the program and then it works fine.  Compared to my other problem, it's a mild annoyance, but a bug none the less.

[John at Roxio]

Now I could see how this bug might actually exist, but I cant replicate it.  What OS version and Jam version are you running?

[John Link]

I sometimes see the same problem with version 6.0.3 running in OS 10.3.9.

John Link

[skylinepro]

skylinepro, on Jun 28 2006, 06:34 PM, said:

While I'm here complaining about how Jam destroyed my second CD burner in 30 days, I might as well address another bug.  Periodically, when I try to click on and change the pause time between tracks, it ignores the click and won't let me change anything.  Sometimes it will act as if I am clicking on an entry several indexes down.  I close and relaunch the program and then it works fine.  Compared to my other problem, it's a mild annoyance, but a bug none the less.

The problem with Jam 6.0.3 occurred on a 1.5 GHz dual Mac G4 running OS 10.3.8 then 10.4.3 then 10.4.6 w/ 1 GB RAM.  I happened with all three.  Other non-Tiger applications are:  Pro-Tools TDM 7.1, Toast 7, Retrospect 6.1, Final Cut Pro HD and iDVD.  That's it.  Oh, I did try running Jam with 10.3.9 once and it wouldn't talk to Digidesign's Core Audio.  You can't master a CD on the Mac's built in speaker.  Don't use 10.3.9 if you run Jam with ProTools TDM hardware.

Edited by skylinepro, 14 July 2006 - 08:24 PM.