When I open Videowave and click on File/Open Production, the Open Production folder window opens (as it should), however, it constantly refreshes. This means that I am unable to scroll down to my directory(ies) that lie below what is immediately visible. If I try to scroll lower down the directory structure on the LHS of the screen, the refresh results in the default view being refreshed - in other words being taken to the top of my directory structure. As I am typing this, I can see the constant pulse of the refresh occurring (I have 2 screens).
This is a little frustrating because I can't get to my productions location which is much lower down.
This behaviour is not replicated in other NXT2 modules, so I this is a Videowave issue.
My installationm environment is as clean as it gets: clean install of Windows 8.1, clean/new install of NXT2, 16gb memory etc.
Is anyone else experiencing this issue? Any solutions?
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When I open Videowave and click on File/Open Production, the Open Production folder window opens (as it should), however, it constantly refreshes. This means that I am unable to scroll down to my directory(ies) that lie below what is immediately visible. If I try to scroll lower down the directory structure on the LHS of the screen, the refresh results in the default view being refreshed - in other words being taken to the top of my directory structure. As I am typing this, I can see the constant pulse of the refresh occurring (I have 2 screens).
This is a little frustrating because I can't get to my productions location which is much lower down.
This behaviour is not replicated in other NXT2 modules, so I this is a Videowave issue.
My installationm environment is as clean as it gets: clean install of Windows 8.1, clean/new install of NXT2, 16gb memory etc.
Is anyone else experiencing this issue? Any solutions?
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