I seem to be having a lot of trouble with doubled notes right now and I'm investigating a number of issues...
 
I've never exactly understood the use of the time value setting when running this cal... and I find that I can't always get it to remove all dups...
 
Can anyone please explain to me how the time window works with this?
 
Thanks...
Keni
 

The "Window for Time Identity" is used to determine what is a duplicate note. By default a duplicate must start at the exact same time as another note unless a nonzero value is entered in "Window for Time Identity". Then the script will consider a note a duplicate if it starts within the number of ticks entered in "Window for Time Identity" of another note.

Thanks scook...
 
That's what I thought...
 
So if I make it a large number it should catch anything relatively close to the start time?
 
It seems that no matter what value I set it at, it leaves a lot of dupes that I must manually remove...
 
...and why would it find dupes at a lesser value than it did at a larger value? I've had this happen where I first try a number of say 18 and it finds/removes 2 dupes, then repeat the same with a setting of 3 and it finds another???
 
Keni