 Error Message (-9136), memory problems |
 Fri 7 Sep 2007, 21:34
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No matter how few plug-ins I use, or track counts, I continually get the following error message:
CPU usage is holding off USB audio. Remove some plug-ins, delete some tracks or increase the "H/W Buffer Size" in the Playback Engine dialog. (-9136) What is strange about it is that it happens frequently at the moment I touch the touch pad to make an edit, or the space bar to stop play. I don't trust that it actually has anything to do with buffer size or track or plug-in counts because occasionally it will just play through fine and any time I've actually had real memory limitations on earlier systems, this would never happen. I'm using a MacBook running OS X 10.4.10 (but had the same problem before I made the update to 10.4.10) and Pro Tools 7.3.1. My RAM is maxed out: 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, Memory 2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM For recording, I'm using an M-box (not the new ones) and recording to a separate firewire drive. Specific settings: H/W Buffer Size: 1024 Samples RTAS Processors 2 processors CPU Usage Limit: 90% RTAS Engine: checked to Ignore errors during playback and minimize additional I/0 Latency DAE Playback BUffer Size 8 Can someone please help me?? Daniel |
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Fri 14 Sep 2007, 12:37
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 Junior Member  Group: Members Posts: 122 Joined: 16-Jul 06 From: London - UK Member No.: 81,499 |
Elsewhere on the Digi site it recommends plugging your M-Box into the front USB port only (the one furthest from the screen). This wasn't hard to find so I guess you've already tried this.
This post has been edited by Jim Hoyland: Fri 14 Sep 2007, 12:38 -------------------- www.myspace.com/commercialmusicstudios
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Fri 21 Sep 2007, 19:05
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 21-Sep 07 From: CA Member No.: 95,101 |
QUOTE (Jim Hoyland @ Fri 14 Sep 2007, 04:37)  Elsewhere on the Digi site it recommends plugging your M-Box into the front USB port only (the one furthest from the screen). This wasn't hard to find so I guess you've already tried this. This worked for me. I've been trying to figure out all sorts of conflicting plugins etc... and it turns out its the usb port! Same thing though, the error appeared to be related to me touching the mac book. Space or click to stop, if I used the trackball tere was no error. Very odd. try it out and I hope it solves your problem. |
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judahjsn Error Message (-9136) Fri 7 Sep 2007, 21:34
groovebrother check it here you can type -9136 and it should do... Sat 8 Sep 2007, 05:14 leegrainge Or simply read it here!
DUC wrote.
-9136 err... Thu 13 Sep 2007, 17:43
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