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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 15-Jan 05 From: Lawrenceville - US Member No.: 58,478 ![]() |
Hey Guys , I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right place but I sure hope some one can help me out.
So here's my deal...... I'm pretty new to the whole MAC world but far from new in dealing with PCs. I'm running a Dual 2ghz G5 with 1.5 gig of ram. I've got the latest version of OS X which I believe is 10.3.7 and I'm also using Pro Tools LE 6.7. My problem is I'll load up a session with a few soft synth plugs and sampler stuff and what have you... start to play the stuff but 20 seconds or so into the song the stuff will give me an error. To be exact it will be a -9128 error which basically says i'm running low on process power and that I should take out some of the plugs. Now I'm not sure but having the specs that I have tells me that I shouldn't be having those problems at all especially since I was getting those same errors when all I had was 512mb ram. All my samples and audio are being stored on their own drive and its a SATA 10000 rpm drive so that shouldn't be thr problem either. I'm lost!!!!!! LOL. Is there anyone who could point me in the right direction. I don't want these issues especially since I was using a 2.8ghz PC with about the same size ram and HD specs and getting the same problem. I was under the impression that moving to the mac would solve this. I almost feel as if I should have just stayed where I was but since I'm here now I'm sure there has got to be a solution. Please SomeOne AnyOne .....LOL..... Help. I would greatly appreciate it. |
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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 13-Jan 05 From: Melbourne - AU Member No.: 58,389 ![]() |
Is that a DAE - 9128 error? The "official" fix is to set the buffer size to 512.
This issue should be explained in the software update release notes. Most of these are online @ Digidesign. - Have you tried searching in the "Pro Tools LE Systems" section @ the DUC forum? http://duc.digidesign.com/ Otherwise your setup looks like it could handle large 24/96 projects with no trouble at all. ![]() I hope that helps in some way! |
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