[Bug 15695] Ableton Live: freeze, audio record and audio render don't work.

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15695

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--- Comment #8 from Michael Sena  2011-02-17 07:17:13 CST ---
(In reply to comment #7)
> (In reply to comment #6)
> > Created an attachment (id=33319)

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> > strace of ableton live failing at the export save dialog
>
> Live 8.2 works perfectly except for this one problem. It's much more stable
> than under Windows and I can get much lower latencies (really important) using
> wineasio. This is a really practical solution to productivity in Ableton Live.
> I have made an strace of the save failing, and attach it to this post - maybe
> someone can enlighten. Happy to re-run tests with patches etc. The complete
> strace from start to finish is 10 GB (!), over 2 GB until the project is open.
>
> Here's how I generated the trace:
> - I have run Live under strace normally:
>
> $ strace ./Live\ 8.2.exe 1>/tmp/strace.out 2>/tmp/strace.err
> 2. I have loaded the project, and then I have opened the export dialog box
> (File -> Export Audio/Video), and clicked OK. A "save file" dialog box popped
> up.
> 3. At this point I split off another trace:
> $ tail -n 1000 -f strace.err > strace.err2
> 4. I have entered the file name (test001.wav) and pressed save.
> 5. Live reported the error
> 6. I have interrupted the tail using ^C
>
> This has enabled me to have a trace that's "only" 5 megabytes.
>
> Notable strings to search for are: test001.wav, AbletonTmp-0000.
>
> Hope this helps someone!

Wow, so keen to hear more about this.

I have an Ableton setup on Windows at the moment, with every man and his dog of
devices disabled in device manager, low graphics etc. when its an amazing PC,
just to avoid static, pops, clicks and get low latency using my m-audio card. 
LOVE to use Linux, but thought I'd been stopped.

What's this test showing though?  I'm not a massive Wine expert, but have
compiled it myself and am a very keen linux user.