GIM Productions
Hi all i have a problem with last version,sonar crash immediately!
Any changes in my pc configuration
All right With previous version......
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I have the same issue...Crashes on startup.  I rolled back to July version.  Please address...
 
OS Name            Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
Version 10.0.10586 Build 10586
Processor           Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz, 3301 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s)
Installed Physical Memory (RAM)            16.0 GB

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Your loyal customers would appreciate an update on the crashing issue reported as long as 2 weeks ago. 

"In development."
 
I know. I've known for about ripple delete for about a year. They keep coming out with fluff instead of fixing what was broken (delete hole and ripple edit), and everyone is falling all over themselves congratulating each and every upgrade. Frustrating to see when, as a loyal customer since DOS days, my bug report submissions regarding delete hole (ripple edit) go unanswered and I feel like my hard-earned money goes for naught. 
I've seen the workarounds to delete hole (ripple edit) and to utilize a bunch of convoluted type of solutions such as "copy a dummy clip in the empty space, then delete hole (ripple edit)" is not a serious option in my workflow. Productivity would grind to a standstill if I had to delete hole (ripple delete) in this manner. Easier to use an older version to delete hole (ripple edit) until they decide to fix some real "under the hood" issues, like delete hole (ripple edit) instead of fawning over visuals and fluffy crap to attract more hobbyists.
 
I know I'm not the only one who desires they "fix" the delete hole issue (or as the new functionality will be called ripple edit).
 
Lance Riley, Cakewalk techs, Craig Anderton are you listening? If there is no concrete answer to the delete hole (ripple edit) broken functionality, please do not attempt to placate me through empty promises that delete hole (ripple edit) is "in development." This I know. Just do me (and all of us who desire a fixed delete hole (ripple edit)) a favor and put it under "Fixes" in bold type that either "delete hole is fixed" or "ripple edit replaces broken delete hole functionality."
 
Thanks in advance.
 

stevec
Ripple Editing falls under the "In development" stage here:
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR/Rolling-Updates#In-The-Oven
 

Geez...   I don't think I could ever approach qualifying the last year's worth of updates as "fluff".   Not even remotely close.   But as with all things, YMMV. 
 
FWIW I completely understand why this is an important issue, and yes, I've been affected by it as well (though not often).  But as I understand it they're going for a broader, and in the end more useful, set of changes vs fixing a specific bug that would only need to be changed again.   I'm more than curious to see what the end result will be, but with something this deep I'll take "better" over "quicker".     Again, YMMV.   
 

Fix For Crash:  I got the latest build working on my computer.  I ran Sonar through VS2015 and discovered it was failing on a Sqlite call (at least that's what was reported).  I removed the SqLite version (.Net managed code version) at the location it was pointing to...for me I uninstalled AlienRespawn.  It's now working.  
 
I hope this helps others...

Hi Mike,
 
Were you running the 2016.08 update 1 that was posted earlier this week or the original 2016.08 release?
 

Hi Noel,
 
I was running the new update 1 and it was still crashing.  It was hitting the Sqlite assembly that was installed by AlienRespawn (Dell product).  Maybe your installer didn't include the updated Sqlite?  I'm guessing since I don't have access to the code :)...but VS2015 pro running the executable was pointing to an invalid operation on that DLL Assembly located in the AlienRespawn installation directory...which meant that was the authoritative install of Sqlite.  Removing it fixed the issue.
 
Regards,
Mike

The NEW plugin layout and parsing feature is GREAT!! Fantastic work....we needed this ability to quickly and effectively sort plugins. The ability to view at a glance the manufacture, version and bit processing depths is HIGHLY welcome from my perspective and will save me MUCH time and confusion; where and when I need to know what plugins I need in various workflow scenarios.
 
Thanks again,
 
PS Makes my lifetime purchase of updates...a comforting thought!

lgmab
The NEW plugin layout and parsing feature is GREAT!! Fantastic work....we needed this ability to quickly and effectively sort plugins. The ability to view at a glance the manufacture, version and bit processing depths is HIGHLY welcome from my perspective and will save me MUCH time and confusion; where and when I need to know what plugins I need in various workflow scenarios.
 
Thanks again,
 
PS Makes my lifetime purchase of updates...a comforting thought!

Yeah, I really like this change too.