(By the way how inconsiderate of those who felt that they should rain on the parade)
Feel free to speak to me directly, rather than using vague references. Parade? Sorry, I missed it. Inconsiderate? The bug I mention is one that isn't obscure, isn't buried, but rather is part and parcel of the most basic aspects of the interface. In other words, it's very easy to come across, and more than a little bit annoying to have to constantly keep in mind as you work with the software. So, you tell me who is being "inconsiderate".
Quite the contrary, I thought that I was being considerate by reporting the bug, in detail (and having it confirmed by others), rather than leaving it for new customers to find. How do you feel about software you are testing for the first time if it crashes on you when you merely change a simple aspect of the window?
BUG new in version 168. If I select a file from Media Library, it plays just fine as before.
If I select the same file (I DID check the filename!) through a SmartList it is so quiet that I cannot hear anything without turning the volume to maximum (from about 20%).
I havenot checked all my files, that would take too long, but I know that it happens on both old MP3s (recorded way back) and on newly recorded MP3s and new OGGs.
The files all have had 'Analyze Audio' run on them
I hope that the crash caused by changing the file info window from docked to floating will be fixed.
To whoeveryouare, after reading your many posts about this bug I tested it myself this AM, and yes, I found it to happen often after closing MC, then reopening MC and hitting "float", although I would rarely find myself in that cirmcumstance in regular use (if ever). As for it being a showstopper, well, I can say this: I could write a couple of pages on ways I can get WMP to crash repeatedly, all day long!
... the fact that you don't run into the problem doesn't mean it's obscure or unimportant, it just means you don't have passengers very often (if ever).
WMP has never crashed on me. But that's beside the point. I would hope that JRiver aims higher than Microsoft where quality is concerned.