 "Could not allocate space for recording" when attempting to record in ...
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| "Could not allocate space for recording" when attempting to record in Pro Tools or when trying to record from Internal CD-ROM (in PowerMix mode). |
- Hard disk is full, set Disk allocation (under the Setups menu) to a drive that has available space. (If it's a Project or Core system the drive(s) must be on the Digi SCSI bus)
- For Internal CD Rom recording: create a new session in Powermix mode (close all Pro Tools sessions, change playback Engine and then create new Pro Tools session) then go through the procedures necessary for recording from the internal CD Rom into Pro Tools.
"Transferring audio from a CD into Pro Tools 3.2-3.22 is a real-time process using Sound Manager, DAE PowerMix,and the Apple CD Audio Player. To record an Audio CD into Pro Tools:
In the Sound Control Panel:
- Select "Sound In"
- Click the "Options" button
- Select "Internal CD"
- Enable "Playthrough" then click OK
In Pro Tools:
- Select DAE PowerMix in the Playback Engine dialog
- Enable "Active In Background" in the Options menu
- Record enable 2 tracks in Pro Tools (the CD will be Input 1 and 2)
- Start recording in Pro Tools
In the Apple CD Audio Player:
- Open the Apple CD Audio Player and start playback of the CD
(Note: This functionality was tested with an Apple 300 internal CD ROM Drive.)
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Program Error while trying to do a bounce to disk on a PT|24 system.
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| Program Error while trying to do a bounce to disk on a PT|24 system. |
- Disk Cache (in the Memory CDev) should be 512K or lower (128K is optimal). Restart the CPU after changing the cache setting.
- DAE Playback Buffer set too high. In the cases where this was reported, a setting of 8 was being used. Lowering to 2 or less fixed the problem.
- DAE prefered memory set too low.
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No audio when playing a session, or Mac freezes when instantiating a Plug-In ...
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| No audio when playing a session, or Mac freezes when instantiating a Plug-In on a DSP Farm PCI/II in a PTIII PCI system (PT 4.0). |
This could be caused by running DigiSystem INIT (DSI) 3.1.1 or earlier with a rev II DSP Farm. Although there is no functional difference between DSP Farm revs, DSP Farms that have serial numbers starting with "FG" require DAE/DSI 3.2 or later for proper operation.
Note: The Magma 7 Slot Chassis is not supported by DSI 3.2 or 3.2.1. Magma 7 Slot Chassis users should be running DAE/DSI 3.1.1 or 3.2.3.
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Random clicks in playback.
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| Random clicks in playback. |
This appears to be an issue with Pro Tools 4.1, DAE/DSI 3.2, regardless of track count.
Workaround is to switch to 44.1k sample rate.
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DAE error -9117 when launching Pro Tools 4.1.
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| DAE error -9117 when launching Pro Tools 4.1. |
This was reported on a system that contained both a "mixer plug-in" from 4.0 and a "16 bit enhanced mixer plug-in" from 4.1 in DAE's Plug-Ins folder.
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How to sync Pro Tools 4.x to Performer, MOTU sequencers.
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| How to sync Pro Tools 4.x to Performer, MOTU sequencers. |
- Download and install FreeMIDI 1.3.1 or higher from www.motu.com
- The FreeMIDI and OMS Emulator extensions must be in the Extensions folder. If FreeMIDI version 1.33 or higher is installed the OMS emulator extension is not needed.
- Disable the Open Music System Extension
In FreeMIDI Setup:
1) In the FreeMIDI Preferences window, enable "FreeMIDI applications only" and "Inter-application MIDI".
2) If version 1.32 or higher FreeMIDI is being used there is a check box in the prefs called "emulate OMS" that needs to be checked.
In Performer:
1) Always launch Performer first. If DAE loads then select "MIDI only" from the Basics menu. DAE will quit.
2) In Receive Sync window (Basics menu), select "Inter-application MIDI" and in same window select "MTC, DTL or DTLe".
3) Enable "Slave to external sync" in Basics menu.
4) Set desired frame rate from Basics menu.
4) Press the Play button on the transport - it should flash, indicating that it's waiting for MTC from Pro Tools.
In Pro Tools:
1) In the Session Setup window, set "Output Time Code" pop-up to Digital Performer.
2) Verify that the Frame Rate, Format and Start Time are the same in both Digital Performer and Pro Tools.
3) Starting Pro Tools will generate MTC, which will trigger Performer.
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DAE error -6029
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| DAE error -6029 |
Peripheral isn't connected. Check the cable connection and be sure that it is oriented to connector correctly. We have had a few reports where the cable was inserted up-side-down.
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DAE error -6046
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| DAE error -6046 |
I/O to TDM and peripherals too slow, try using fewer tracks. If the problem persists, it could be due to a bad d24 card. Run digiTest and report any failures.
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DAE error -6034.
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| DAE error -6034. |
PCI traffic is too heavy to send record overview data. This could be caused by other PCI cards, like video or SCSI accelerators.
Set SCSI accelerators to 10 MB/sec or less. If the problem persists, try recording (or bouncing) fewer tracks.
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DAE error -6045.
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| DAE error -6045. |
DSP code was too slow to keep up - could be caused by video capture cards on the same bus. Try moving other PCI cards (video,SCSI) or using fewer tracks.
- This error can also come up if the "ATI Driver Update" extension is installed. Try removing it and rebooting the Mac.
- Try increasing DAE playback buffer size to 4 or 8.
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