Audacity v 1.3.10 Beta Released

AudacityAudacity v 1.3.10 Beta has been released, which should fix a host of crash and freeze bugs.  The developers are asking for users with Windows 7 to upgrade to v 1.3.10 over the current stable release, as the brunt of their needed feedback will be about compatiblity with the new OS.

Summary of Changes in 1.3.10:

Imports/Exports bug fixes:
  • Freeze importing audio files in Pitch (EAC) view
  • Corrupted WAV or AIFF imports and WMA exports
  • Metadata Editor appeared before the Export window
Effects bug fixes:
  • Crash/hang using Equalization; errors in Reverse and Truncate Silence
  • Nyquist: Excessive memory consumption; errors in European locales; inaccurate text box values
  • VST effects remained in menu when no longer available
Other bug fixes:
  • Spurious “not writable/disk full” errors when saving projects
  • Desynchronized playback/data loss when using multiple tracks
  • Crash opening Preferences when no valid devices present
  • (Windows) Audacity sometimes did not come up on top at launch
  • (Linux) Crash when undoing or redoing label edits
Improvements:
  • Improved copying/pasting of label-with-audio and system clipboard text
  • Contrast Tool now modeless, intuitive handling of multiple project windows, various other improvements

Dev’s also mentioned that if you’re running Windows 98 or ME you’ll want to stick with v 1.3.7 as those versions of Windows aren’t supported by the Beta.

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