According to the 4.3 beta releases and 4.3.1 (which is apparently a full release), the "Loop selection dialog (is) no longer included". While I initially thought this would wholly upend my workflow with the program, I realised that I can still add the LOOPSTART and LOOPEND tags to a file for the program to detect instead. However, I came across a surprising issue when trying to do so: it doesn't detect the tags in WAV files. The tag in the file I used was formatted as a RIFF ID3v2.3 tag. Using the same tags in a FLAC file managed to work. Its support of 32-bit floating point WAV files is the primary reason why I've stuck with the program for as long as I have, but if I want to keep things up-to-date, I'll need some way of inputting the loop sample points (part of the titular function of the program) for the program to detect and utilise.
According to the 4.3 beta releases and 4.3.1 (which is apparently a full release), the "Loop selection dialog (is) no longer included". While I initially thought this would wholly upend my workflow with the program, I realised that I can still add the LOOPSTART and LOOPEND tags to a file for the program to detect instead. However, I came across a surprising issue when trying to do so: it doesn't detect the tags in WAV files. The tag in the file I used was formatted as a RIFF ID3v2.3 tag. Using the same tags in a FLAC file managed to work. Its support of 32-bit floating point WAV files is the primary reason why I've stuck with the program for as long as I have, but if I want to keep things up-to-date, I'll need some way of inputting the loop sample points (part of the titular function of the program) for the program to detect and utilise.