Thank you very much!

Hello, @Misaki is this bug being worked on and if so when can we expect it to be fixed? I'm running into this issue as well and it's a pretty big one considering you can't time things out with audio properly. Thanks!

alex19 Unfortunately, we have not yet begun to investigate this issue. I have asked Nate to check on this issue today and he will check it as soon as possible!

Misaki Great thanks! This will be a huge help when fixed.

Came here because I ran into the same issue.
Hiding the events indeed works.
I tried converting my .ogg's to .wav and that did not help.
Here's hoping you can fix it!
Thanks

@Misaki is there any update to this as to when this issue will be fixed?

alex19 Unfortunately, there is no fix in sight yet. The Spine editor is basically developed on Windows PCs, so Mac PC specific issues tend to take longer to investigate. If there is any progress on the issue, the issue ticket on GitHub will always be updated, so please refer to that.

Hi @Misaki any further updates on a timeline for a fix for this issue? We are Enterprise customers using Macs and this is making keyed audio pretty much impossible to do. We have already built a fair amount of animation in version 4.1 making use of the new animation curves systems so do not want to have to roll back to 3.8?

peteshea We apologize for the long wait for this issue! We have fixed this issue in 4.2.21-beta. However, at this time, not all of the official runtimes we offer support 4.2 features, so you may not be able to start using 4.2-beta in your project yet. If you are in a hurry and still want to roll back to 3.8, we are happy to help with any questions you may have.

Thanks for the update.

peteshea A new Spine launcher is now up, version 4.2.04. It fixes the audio problems for all 4.0 and 4.1 version. You can get it by downloading the installer from your Spine license page and reinstalling.

@Nate Many thanks. Installed the new version and keyed audio now working fully on Mac M2.