Goldwave 64-bit version performance

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johnbarnes
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Goldwave 64-bit version performance

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Since moving from the 32-bit implementation of Goldwave (I have version 5.70) to the latest 64-bit implementation (I have version 6.21), I have noticed that the program is much more sluggish when editing. After cutting/pasting or showing a different waveform selection, updating the screen takes much longer than I am used to. This is so bad that I am no longer using 6.21 and have reverted to 5.70.

Is there something I can change in order to improve the performance of version 6.21?

Thanks,
John
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Re: Goldwave 64-bit version performance

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The slow performance is most likely related to the video driver. Make sure you have the latest driver from the manufacturer (Windows Update does not always get the latest driver).
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Re: Goldwave 64-bit version performance

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johnbarnes wrote:Since moving from the 32-bit implementation of Goldwave (I have version 5.70) to the latest 64-bit implementation (I have version 6.21), I have noticed that the program is much more sluggish when editing. After cutting/pasting or showing a different waveform selection, updating the screen takes much longer than I am used to. This is so bad that I am no longer using 6.21 and have reverted to 5.70.

Is there something I can change in order to improve the performance of version 6.21?

Thanks,
John
did you change yor computer or just reinstall the OS in 64bits on the same hardware ?
what is your screen resolution ? if your screen resolution is very big, maybe goldwave x64 is not well managed , but win10 x64 (i don't know about win8) fixed that. i'm under win7 x64, and i have not experience in big resolution.
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