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> Logic Platinum 4.8 And Too Much Ram?!, too much RAM=no sound?
jnasato
post Mon 25 Oct 2004, 11:53
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Yesterday I spent awhile trying to figure out why Logic Platinum 4.8 wouldn't output any sound when playing files, when it usually would. There was sound when playing aiff files indiviually but not when playing the whole track.

The only thing different in my setup from last week, when it worked, was that I had installed 1GB more RAM on my Dual 1.25 G4. So I took out the RAM, and I GOT MY SOUND BACK! The max RAM that I have in my computer now is 1GB; 1.5GB does not allow the sound from the whole piece to play for some reason...

Does anyone know of a workaround to this? I don't think the newer Logic versions have a problem- I have Logic Express 6 but haven't used it with my more-RAM-setup.

Any insight on the matter is appreciated.


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lepetitmartien
post Mon 1 Nov 2004, 04:51
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From the first G4 max ram was 1,5 GB wink.gif up to MDD which are max 2 GB… every spec at EveryMac.

The deficient ram is certainly the reason, OR a wrongly initialized port somewhere that was forced to initialize when the ram was changed. (reseting the motherboard would have cured the problem then…)


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