 Only the First 16 MIDI Inputs Are Available In The MIDI Input Enable Window. ...
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| Only the First 16 MIDI Inputs Are Available In The MIDI Input Enable Window. |
Window cannot be resized, scroll bar doesn't access other MIDI inputs.
This is a known issue in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.0 - 7.4 (Mac OS X & Windows XP/Vista).
This issue has been fixed in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.4cs4(Mac OS X & Windows XP/Vista).
Click here for the Pro Tools 7.4cs4 download page.
For Pro Tools 7.4.2 users, this issue has been fixed in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.4.2cs1 on Mac OS X (Leopard):
Click here for the Pro Tools HD 7.4.2cs1 download page.
Click here for the Pro Tools LE 7.4.2cs1 download page.
Click here for the M-Powered 7.4.2cs1 download page.
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What are the common formats of QuickTime movies being used with Pro Tools ...
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| What are the common formats of QuickTime movies being used with Pro Tools 7.x? |
The most common formats of QuickTime movies being used in Pro Tools are:
- MJPG-A (Use for best performance of Pro Tools playback)
- PhotoJPG (Similar to MJPG-A with improved movie quality. Use high quality settings.)
- DV25 (Use for larger movie size and improved quality. The file size will be larger than MJPG-A.)
- H264 (Can be taxing on the CPU. Issues with backwards nudging/scrubbing)
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Pro Tools Unique ID, file name, and date modified appear to change at ...
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| Pro Tools Unique ID, file name, and date modified appear to change at random. |
This is a known issue in Pro Tools HD, LE, and M-Powered versions 7.1cs7 - 7.4 (Mac OS X, Windows XP/Vista).
This is only occurs with audio files that have been recorded on tracks with names that include an underscore or a dash.
Each subsequent take of a record pass will ignore the first dash or underscore and use the suffix as the file name (but not the region name), sometimes causing a new file to be written with a new date modified.
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"Another version of Pro Tools appears to be installed on this computer. ...
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| "Another version of Pro Tools appears to be installed on this computer. Please use the "Add or Remove Programs" control panel to uninstall the existing version of Pro Tools and restart this computer before reinstalling Pro Tools." |
The above error may be seen when you try to remove Pro Tools from a Windows system. The error usually results if Pro Tools fails to install properly.
There are 2 things you may try to resolve this:
1) Download Reg Cleaner, a free utility, that will allow you to easily remove all Digidesign items from your registry. Click here for Reg Cleaner download page (by Jouni Vuoro).
2) Try running -fix, See the instructions below:
If you cannot completely remove Pro Tools from the Windows Add/Remove Programs list, then the application has become stuck in the Windows Registry. There is a simple way to remove all Registry Keys and Drivers associated with Pro Tools:
Click “Start” choose “Run”.
- Type in the full path to “setup.exe” on the install disc, or on the appropriate folder and hard drive if the installer was downloaded (make sure you surround the path in quotes).
- At the end of the path, add “ -fix” (there should be a space before the –fix).
- Click OK
It should look like this (assuming D: is the drive letter for the DVD drive):
You can also drag the setup.exe file to the Run box and it will type the path in for you. Then just add " –fix" to the end.
This will work for all Windows versions of Pro Tools 7.0 and higher: M-Powered, LE, and HD. Please note, however, that though this utility is built into the installer application, it has not been tested or qualified by Digidesign and should be used only if Add/Remove Programs does not completely uninstall Pro Tools.
Disclaimer: Please note that Digidesign does not test this fix; thus, it is not considered to be "supported". However, this fix has often been used successfully during Technical Support calls.
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When Monitoring All Inputs on 003 Factory, Random Pops and Clicks Could ...
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| When Monitoring All Inputs on 003 Factory, Random Pops and Clicks Could Occur on Inputs 4-8. |
Although this is not likely to occur on 003 Rack, this update is recommended for both 003 Factory (console) and 003 Rack.
Affected software: Pro Tools LE 7.3 or 7.4 (Mac OS X & Windows XP).
This issue has been fixed in Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7 (for 7.3 users) & 7.4cs3 (for 7.4 users).
The downloads are at the bottom of the page.
For 7.4cs4:
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.4cs3 for Mac OS X.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.4cs3 forWindows XP.
For 7.3.1cs7:
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7 for Mac OS X (Tiger).
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7 for Windows XP.
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Pro Tools may thin automation data more than neccessary.
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| Pro Tools may thin automation data more than neccessary. |
This is a known issue in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.3 & 7.4 (Mac OS X and Windows XP) without a workaround.
Overly aggressive thinning may be occurring for what Pro Tools thinks are redundant breakpoints downstream.
Redundant breakpoints are sequential breakpoints with identical values.
This issue has been fixed in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.3.1cs7 (for 7.3 users) & 7.4cs3 (for 7.4 users).
The downloads are at the bottom of the page.
For 7.4cs4:
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools HD 7.4cs3 for Mac OS X.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools HD 7.4cs3 for Windows XP.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.4cs3 for Mac OS X.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.4cs3 forWindows XP.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools M-Powered 7.4cs3 for Mac OS X.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools M-Powered 7.4cs3 for Windows XP.
For 7.3.1cs7:
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools HD 7.3.1cs7 for Mac OS X (Tiger).
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools HD 7.3.1cs7 for Windows XP.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7 for Mac OS X (Tiger).
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7 for Windows XP.
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools M-Powered 7.3.1cs7 for Mac OS X (Tiger).
Click here for the download page for Pro Tools M-Powered 7.3.1cs7 for Windows XP.
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Pro Tools aborts cataloging when audio file comments exceed 256 characters, ...
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| Pro Tools aborts cataloging when audio file comments exceed 256 characters, resulting in a Neo Assertion error in line 140. |
This is a known issue in Pro Tools HD. LE & M-Powered 7.3 & 7.4. (Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Mac OS X).
When attempting to catalog, the following error appears in the Project browser:
Neo Assertion in "/Volumes/Development/vb_joplin/AlturaPorts/SDKs/Neo61/Libraries/Macintosh/Environments/Alone/../../../../Includes/CNeoRecyclable.h", line 140 (Copying Catalog Issue).
This issue has been fixed in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.4cs4.
Click here for the Pro Tools CS Updates download page.
For Pro Tools 7.4.2 Mac OS X (Leopard) users, please download Pro Tools 7.4.2cs1:
Click here for the Pro Tools HD 7.4.2cs1 download page.
Click here for the Pro Tools LE 7.4.2cs1 download page.
Click here for the M-Powered 7.4.2cs1 download page.
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Waves Sound Shifter plug-in is incorrectly titled "Waves Time Shifter". ...
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| Waves Sound Shifter plug-in is incorrectly titled "Waves Time Shifter". |
This is a known issue in Pro Tools HD, LE & M-Powered 7.4 (Mac OS X and Windows XP/Vista).
Waves TC/E plug-in appears as "Waves Time Shifter". The correct name is "Waves Sound Shifter".
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Blue Screen On Windows XP when Plugging in Mbox 2. Blue Screen error reports ...
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| Blue Screen On Windows XP when Plugging in Mbox 2. Blue Screen error reports Driver usbaudio.sys |
Upon installing Mbox 2 on a windows XP system, a blue screen was encountered immediately when the Mbox 2 was plugged into the computer. This issue has been seen with Pro Tools LE 7.0 & 7.3.
Removing the driver usbaudio.sys from Windows/system32/drivers, while in Safe Mode, enabled installation of the Mbox 2 in Normal Mode without further Blue Screen.
Steps:
1) Uninstall Pro Tools if an entry exists in add/remove Programs.
Note: If Pro Tools will not uninstall refer to this fix: http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?navid=54&langid=100&itemid=27391
2) Shut Down your Computer. Hold down F8 to boot up in Safe Mode.
3) Once in Safe Mode, remove the usbaudio.sys from Windows/system32/drivers and place the file on the desktop.
4) Restart your system and boot into Normal Mode.
5) Plug in Mbox 2 and run the Pro Tools Installer. You should be able to install the Mbox 2 without encountering a blue screen.
Note: After you have successfully installed the Mbox 2 drivers without encountering a blue screen, you may revert to safe mode and place the usbaudio.sys driver back into Windows/system32/drivers.
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Difference in playback speeds between Administrator and Power User accounts. ...
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| Difference in playback speeds between Administrator and Power User accounts. This is only prevalent with large sessions. |
This is a known issue with Pro Tools 7.3 and 7.4 (Windows XP only).
Initiating playback of a very large session (>3000 files) takes considerably longer when logged in as a Windows Power User compared to Administrator.
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