Slowly digitising my vinyl collection, I had been using Scan for Trackbreaks on every album because then it didn't matter how long a lead in I had from needle drop to first note.
However, after about 90 or so albums, the scanning has 'suddenly' stopped working i.e. it performs a scan (you can see it traverse the recorded file) but doesn't mark any breaks at all. AFAIK I haven't changed anything that would affect this (but there again...) and playing with the scan settings (increasing/decreasing/setting back to default) hasn't had any effect. The scan doesn't even detect the change (silence) in sides.
At around the same time as this happened, I also noticed the cursor in the Split Tracks window now shows a greyed out line when I play; when I stop, the play point jumps back to the cursor - I know it wasn't doing this before. So, obviously I *have* changed something here but have no idea what.
Any advice would be appreciated - I can work around these two issues, but as they weren't evident for the first 90 odd albums, I would (obviously) like to know what I have done to change things (and, having searched through all the settings/options/menus, I can't see anything obvious that would affect the bahaviour of these two issues.
Hi,
I'm not sure what is going on with Scan - we haven't changed anything. Try increasing the Threshold Level in the scan settings.
The second problem is easier to solve. Select Menu -> Options -> Cursor Options and Playback Speed -> Classic Mode. That will fix it - you must have inadvertently selected Anchor Mode at some point.