 Vst Problem, Type 2 error when i try to Load a file |
 Mon 9 Jun 2003, 23:11
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Please help
I keep getting a type 2 error when trying to load a particular song.Its an impotant track and i didnt have a chance to make a copy of it.Is there anything i can do or is the track lost for good? |
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Wed 11 Jun 2003, 11:09
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Hi again,
We have 768 M Ram in our machines and what's more, my students aren't even doing any audio and we still get this problem! Yesterday it happened when we tried to view an imported MIDI track from a MIDI file in score edit. I don't think that's really asking too much of our G4s. The only other thing that could be affecting it is that we run software called OnGuard to protect our system integrity. That limits users' access to certain folders etc. However, this latest crash happened even I was logged on as Admin (i.e., full access). My students have just got used to being very very careful to save their work regularly and restart when needed. Any more thoughts will be very welcome indeed! midiwife. |
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adolf500x Vst Problem Mon 9 Jun 2003, 23:11
midiwife Hi adolf500x,
I've faced this problem many ti... Tue 10 Jun 2003, 12:40 Synthetic a "type 2 error" means you are running o... Tue 10 Jun 2003, 17:24 adolf500x I have done all u say lads but it still hasnt solv... Wed 11 Jun 2003, 02:06 Synthetic well... adding more RAM may help but now that you ... Wed 11 Jun 2003, 03:46
Synthetic well... 768mb should be enough RAM but... even tho... Fri 13 Jun 2003, 14:31 |
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