Shayne O'Connor wrote:
>hi
>
>i've been running steinberg's wavelab 5 under wine20041201, but recently
>i upgraded to wine20050111 - and wavelab was the only app i was using
>that didn't work ...
>
>so i downgraded back to 20041201 - and it won't work :(
>
>i had compiled the 2005 release from source (and was able to see, for
>the first time, wine's jack audio driver work ... well, *try* to work),
>but have always used the fedora core 2 rpms for the 20041201 release.
>all my other wine apps still work as per usual, except for wavelab,
>which doesn't even work after a re-install ...
>
>
figured it out:
i had specified (for some reason i can't remember) the
application-specific resolution for Wavelab as "32", which was
conflicting with the global defaults - i think ...
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now that i've got it working again, i am hoping someone will know how to
address what i see as being the *only* issue with an otherwise fully
working application.
all audio functions work beautifully (not sure about stuff to do with CD
audio - like burning, ripping), but the problem is the drop-down menus,
almost all of which are blank ...
as i'm familiar with Wavelab from the time i was using Windows, i am
able to guess most of the menu items, but it would be *brilliant* if
someone could get them working :)
here are some screenshots of what i mean:
http://www.machinehasnoagenda.com/images/wavelab.png
http://www.machinehasnoagenda.com/images/wavelab1.png
also, if you want to go the extra mile, you can download a demo version
here:
http://www.steinberg.net/displaydoc_sb.asp?Product_id=2181&Langue_ID=7&doctype=243&templ=10&division_id=&loc=doc243
i've submitted this application to the Wine Databse, and i'm more than
happy to Debug/Troubleshoot/whatever this problem if someone can point
me to some tips on doing so.
thanx
shayne o'connor
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