Playing a selected clip also plays the start of the next clip

[Arthur Sauer]

OSX 10.8.2
PT 10.3.2
MacBook Pro 9.1
2.7 GHz Intel Core i7
RME FireFace 800
8 GB RAM 1600 MHz DDR3

If I select a clip on a track where the clips are back to back, if I play this selected clip, at the end of this clip I hear the start of the next clip.
(there are no plug-ins on this track, and there only two stereo tracks in the session)

This really criples my workflow...

Is this a known issue (couldn't find it by searching the DUC)? Solutions?

Things I tried:
Changing the playback engine
Changing the setting of the Delay Compensation Engine.

[Meads]

Maybe post roll is activated?

[Danny Caccavo]

I was seeing this prior to 10.3.2 but it seemed to go away with 10.3.2 for me - despite the fact that there wasn't any bug fix for it. So I'm wondering if somehow there was a bad component and a clean uninstall/reinstall fixed it. It's a mystery.

To be sure we're talking about the same problem -
1) Create a blank clip followed immediately by a clip with audio
2) Select the first clip (no pre or post roll, loop playback OFF)
3) Play
Expected result - you only hear the first clip (in this case, silence)
Actual result - when playhead reaches the end of the selection you hear a short blast of the next clip

Again, I don't know why/how it stopped happening for me...

dc

[clausiii]

Do you have auto-fades activated in the preferences?

[Arthur Sauer]

No pre- or post-roll.
Auto-fades does not exist in plain vanilla PT10.
The procedure described by Danny reproduces the error.

Should I report a bug to Avid?

[Arthur Sauer]

I see that I have to pay to submit a bug report. Hello! Anybody Avid watching here... I bought your product and it doesn't work... Or are you just in it for the money?

[clausiii]

I can reproduce this. Even with a gap between the silent clip and an audible clip (in my case a 1kHz sine wave) smaller than 480 samples @ 48kHz or smaller than 441samples @ 44.1kHz is it audible.
Look at the values! I think there is a coherence!

[Arthur Sauer]

That sounds even worse. I hope that Avid is reading this, and that they will post a quick fix!