[Scott Davis]

Hardware: “Dell OptiPlex 790, x64-based PC, Intel Core i5-2400 @3.1GHX, 4GB RAM, Windows 7 Enterprise, Page File 4.32GB.

I’ve worked in technology for 25 years and have never once seen a case where a program can create a file, save it, but not turn around and load it. Until now. Also the file renders fine. This in and of itself is almost enough for me to conclude there’s a bug.

It’s hard to see how this could be a hardware problem. Maybe if my disk drive was failing, but it’s not. This is software.

I was hoping someone has seen something similar and could say, oh yea, this is that. Change this setting. The alternative is calling Sony support.

On the bright side I’ve figured out a workaround. All I have to do to avoid the problem is to make the child track a parent track before saving. It is not a very satisfying workaround. It means one extra step before saving and another after loading to restore the track as child.