I remember that this was earlier too, but seems that in WL11 it was fixed.
With “Hub” I mean Startup Assistant.
So I start WaveLab 12 and have Startup Assistant window. I have Project tab active, because I used it before. The Recent category is selected and I see my projects I worked on before. Then I doubleclick on a project and it offers me a dialog - “Configure your new project” and I can enter the Name for new project. I click Cancel and nothing is opened, of course. Everything is clean.
Then I open Startup Assistant again (without closing WaveLab) and doubleclick on the same project. It opens and everything is okay.
The same happens if I click on project in Startup Assistant, the Create button changes to Open and I click on it. WL offers enter the name for new project.
Not sure what you mean. When you double-click on an existing project, it opens the project directly, without any dialog.
However, if you double-click on a template, then yes, a dialog open, to name and locate the project.
With that being said, I don’t understand the issue you raised in your message.
What I see on your video is not normal and should be a bug.
But I can’t reproduce this behavior.
I will have to do some research to try to understand your case.
I don’t think reinstalling might help.
Though I don’t see which one, this could be a bad setting issue.
While ideally erasing all settings would be best, you could try more gently to only erase this file first:
\AppData\Roaming\Steinberg\WaveLab Pro 12\Preferences\General.dat
But may I ask you to tell about this file more - what settings I have now lost if any?
I’m in a huge mastering/rendering process and worried that new settings may do something unpredictable.
It’s good.
Another glitch I experience last days (please split this thread if you see it’s important to have a bug report if it is bug).
So before render I select format from Multi Format Prests - my defined preset where I have wav24 and mp3 192 kbps defined.
When WL renders, it renders Wav default and it takes the format which is in Montage default. The result is - I have only one wav file in 32bit because it was in montage. And vice versa (before I deleted General.dat) - was selected my own multiformat preset, montage saved, reopened and I just needed only wav file, so I select factory preset wav24, after rendering I had both - wav24 and mp3-192kbps as if it was still my preset selected.
I found where it becomes wrong - when I select multiformat preset, the active format is single format (indicated by bold font in popup menu). Then I click Edit Multi Format, choose my multi format preset and click OK, the format becomes active (bold font in popup menu) and WL renders both files as specified.
I remember in WaveLab 11 it was working perfectly.
If you have kept your original (bad) general.dat file, please send it to me so that I find the origin of the problem.
Maybe that’s what you have encountered: there is a bug with multiformat selection (will be fixed in 12.0.20), but this is just a display bug: the multi format preset is selected (from WaveLab’s internal point of view), hence it will be used. But it does not appear so in the control’s display.
I guess no, because I selected multi format preset and hit render, it renders the default - only one wav file as if default preset selected.
Then, probably after I saved project and/or montage, the WaveLab found that selected preset now is default (bolded and functioning) and if other selected, it won’t affect rendering.
Okay, I will send both .dat files in private message.