Fixed in Next Build
C2 r50; Windows XP SP3; FireFox 5.0; ATI Radeon HD 4800
To test maximage's bug report, I made a new project, imported a 8 Bits PCM wav file.
I got the warning telling me that I shouldn't, but hey, I'm stubborn and testing, so yet I go with this one file.
Result:
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Construct 2 Check failure
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Check failure! This is probably a bug:
Creating deleted status undo point with no elements
Condition: !project_elements.empty()
File: Undo.cpp
Line: 62
Function: __thiscall ModifyDeletedStatus::ModifyDeletedStatus(const class std::vector<class ProjectElement *,class std::allocator<class ProjectElement *> > &,bool,const class std::basic_string<wchar_t,struct std::char_traits<wchar_t>,class std::allocator<wchar_t> > &)
Build: release 50 (32-bit) checked
Component: Construct 2 IDE
(Last Win32 error: 0)
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Abandonner Recommencer Ignorer
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Clicked retry, and C2 crashed.
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Also after this try, I launched C2 again, fed it a correct 16-bit file, but I still had the warning icon.
I guess it is due to XP (W7 required to encode AAC).
Yet, I converted the file, despite the warning.
It is aesthetic I guess, but maybe considering another sign if "it's OK you should convert OK, at least, into ogg" as opposed to "hey dude, you might get your C2 crashed".