• SONAR
  • Old new bug - file size growing (p.2)
2016/02/04 21:04:09
Anderton
A couple things...
 
If you bounced the clip gain adjustments, that will make additional files for undo. But I think part of the answer might be this: "until it crashes Sonar when it tries to draw the audio image." 
 
Under Preferences > Audio > Configuration file, look for the entry for the PicCacheMB. I doubt the default is set up to handle the kind of project you're doing. Increase it, and see if that stops the crashing.
 
Next, create a new folder. Save As... to it, and check both "Copy All Audio with Project" and "Create One File Per Clip." See if that slims down the size.
 
If neither of these help, Save As... as a bundle file, then re-open it and re-save to a separate folder. Open the project and see if all is well or not.
 
As to support, sending crash reports will not necessarily trigger a response from support. I think the crash reports go to QA and dev, not support. Give support a call; by and large people on the forum give them pretty high grades for fixing things.
 
I also did some classical projects with very long files and didn't run into the problems you did, so hopefully it's something simple.
 
2016/02/04 23:42:41
brundlefly
This last issue is not related to the original, which was about project files growing, not audio files. If the problem needs further troubleshooting, it should be taken to a new thread.
2016/02/05 13:15:19
trmusic
Sorry to the hall monitor. Subject line said "file size growing" so I didn't think it was about just one particular file. Won't bother you again.
2016/02/05 13:38:17
Anderton
trmusic
Sorry to the hall monitor. Subject line said "file size growing" so I didn't think it was about just one particular file. Won't bother you again.



I don't think you're being chastised. The problemis that if an additional issue is raised in a thread, it often won't get answered once the original issue is solved, hence the recommendation to start a separate thread.
2016/02/05 14:18:23
brundlefly
Also, people tend to respond to the initial post, and/or not notice that its a resurrected thread. This just gets to be confusing to everyone and delays getting to the correct solution for the new issue.
 
No big deal, and the mistaken assumption is understandable given that original post didn't make clear that the issue was with project files.
 
Cheers,
Dave
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