Time added to all files

Hi @MichaelStuart .

Thanks for update!  I'm sorry to hear that the issue still persists. We are not able to reproduce issue with recent Au 24.0.x release. Could you please provide additonal details; your OS platform and Au build #.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation in this matter.

-Thanks

It still does it. Adds .066 to each file. If the file is saved, then reopened, it adds it again. If not saved, it goes back to the original time, and adds .066 to it when opened again. 

ooops, udating to 24 now 😉

Is that for version 23.6.1.3?

Hi All, can you please try this in latest build. This was fixed in 24.0 or later

Hallelujah!  Glad to be able to help with this process and look forward to the resolution in an update!

We are able to repro this problem and will be working on it. Thank you very much @MichaelStuart .

I can share anyting you wish but it's any and all audio files I have in my possession or have create over the years. this all started with the most recent or one before that, update. So again, I can share files but if it's all audio files that I create or have had for many years, not sure how that will help. 

Thank you @MichaelStuart . This helps a lot. Thanks you again. We are going to try this out. If you feel you can share the source file. Upload to any of the cloud storage and share the link @ audbugs@adobe.com

Hey there!

I am attaching some screen shots for ease. 
I created a :30 second file as in the attached AA-Create 30.

I saved it, then closed it. When I open it again, the file is now :30.066.

To test it, I made an edit (lowered the volume) and saved it as AA-Create 30r, and closed it.

When I opened it, the file is now :30.119 in length. I can keep doing this and the file gets larger each time.

So what it is doing is it is adding .066 to this and every audio file I have in my possesion or create. If I open it, and do no edits, close it and  open it again, it remains whatever the length it was. IN the above example, :30.119. However, if i edit it in any way and save it, then open it again, it adds another .066. In this case below, our original file is now :30.171.

I tried to go back to earlier versions but it makes no sense to backwards and use a lesser product/version.
Does this help?