What is the WaveDriver for Win98?
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| What is the WaveDriver for Win98? |
First off, the term "WaveDriver" gets confusing in our situation because it really is used to mean 2 things. The "W98 Wavedriver" install that we include on the LE CD and that is available on our website includes more than just the wavedriver. In fact it includes all of the following:
1. DAL & DSI, which talk directly to our hardware.
2. DirectIO.dll, which provides a pleasant C++ interface to DAL and DSI. This interface is used by LE and by third parties to access our hardware.
3. The "WaveDriver" which adds a layer on top of DirectIO.dll that conforms to the Microsoft WaveDriver standard.
So you do not want to "de-install" the entire W98 WaveDriver because the Windows de-installer will remove all of the above stuff. Then of course nothing would work.
However it might be helpful to just remove #3 (The WaveDriver--see why this is confusing?). This would still allow LE and other DirectIO apps to run, but it would not allow generic wavedriver apps to run.
Unfortunately, just removing #3 is not as easy as it sounds. It requires you to rename the file "Digi16.dll" to something else (anything is fine). But you can't do this when Windows is running because it will tell you the file is in use, so you'll have to boot into DOS and rename it there. Fun.
Another option is to simply disable the WaveDriver in the multimedia control panel. This is less drastic than removing the wavedriver.
So maybe suggest that they try disabling it first, and if that doesn't work, try removing it completely and see what happens.
This info is probably not worth posting on the DUC unless we discover that in fact it is helping a lot of people. However on an individual level if you run out of things to try, it's worth trying.
Oh, and one other thing, the NT WaveDriver situation is COMPLETELY different...
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DAE error -9113 when launching Pro Tools LE on Windows 98 or Windows ME. ...
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| DAE error -9113 when launching Pro Tools LE on Windows 98 or Windows ME. |
This error occurs if the WIN 98 WaveDriver is not installed, is disabled, or is installed incorrectly. Resources must be assigned to the hardware before Pro Tools is installed. Therefore, it is imperative that you follow the installation procedure documented in Chapter 3 (specifically, pages 18 and 19) of the Digi 001 or Toolbox XP Quick Start Guides.
These guides are available for download at http://www.digidesign.com and are shipped with their respective products.
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I am having trouble installing Pro Tools and/or the WaveDriver.
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| I am having trouble installing Pro Tools and/or the WaveDriver. |
The easiest way to install Pro Tools LE for windows is to follow the Quick Start Guide version 5.0.1 for Mac and Windows OS. If you do not have the Quick Start Guide it can be located within the:
- http://www.digidesign.com --> support-->support center-->documents and manuals-->Digi 001 Quick Start Guide. pdf
- CD installer scroll down to the Digidesign folder-->Pro Tools folder-->Release Notes & Documentation-->Digi 001 Quick Start
Guide.pdf
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Fatal Exception at Oe 018f:BFF9DFFFor Oe 0028LCBBE8243 in VXD TPKD Trying ...
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| Fatal Exception at Oe 018f:BFF9DFFFor Oe 0028LCBBE8243 in VXD TPKD Trying to use the WaveDriver or Pro Tools LE 5.0.1 for Windows 98SE. |
Try renaming \Windows\System\TPKD.VXD and \Windows\System\Iosubsys\VL.VXD so Windows
can't find them, after rebooting try to launch PTLE again
and or: contact pace tech support: support@paceap.com
Fatal exception error and Pace Anti Piracy
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After installing an AudioMedia III (AMIII) the PC posts a warning dialog ...
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| After installing an AudioMedia III (AMIII) the PC posts a warning dialog of a resource conflict: error 0251 system CMOS check sum bad. |
If you encounter this problem contact Tech Support. The AMIII card may be damaged.
In this case the system appears to have available resources. The WaveDriver posts the error upon installation: " The device driver was not written for this device do you want to continue?"
Then the device shows up in the device manager under sound video and game controllers as a Digidesign Audio Media III with a yellow exclamation point.
The WaveDriver does not recognize the card but the user is prompted to install the driver so it shows up under sound video and game controllers but really is an "unknown device" No matter what slot the AMIII
is in it causes the system at the BIOS level to report a bus error.
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WaveDriver 1.6 CS2 Update (Windows 98)
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| WaveDriver 1.6 CS2 Update (Windows 98) |
June 26, 2000
What's Fixed in WaverDriver 1.6 CS2: The Audiomedia III WaveDriver version 1.6 (included with the Pro Tools LE 5.0.1 release) causes some Audiomedia III cards to "crackle" during playback. This problem has been fixed in the 1.6 CS2 version of the WaveDriver.
Download Software and Read Me at http://www.digidesign.com/download/wave
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DAE error -1113 when launching Pro Tools Free (Windows 98 SE).
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| DAE error -1113 when launching Pro Tools Free (Windows 98 SE). |
This error occurs if the WIN 98 WaveDriver is not installed, is disabled, or is installed incorrectly. Resources must be assigned to the hardware before Pro Tools is installed. Therefore, it is imperative that you follow the installation procedure as it is documented.
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When I try to launch Pro Tools LE for Windows the message "Missing cfd.dll" ...
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| When I try to launch Pro Tools LE for Windows the message "Missing cfd.dll" or "Cannot find cfd.dll" appears on the screen. |
These errors can occur if you install Pro Tools before installing the WaveDriver, or have an incorrect driver installation. Resources must be assigned to the hardware before Pro Tools is installed. Therefore, it is imperative that you follow the installation procedure documented in Chapter 3 (specifically, pages 19-21) of the Getting Started with Digi 001 Guide.
This guide is available for download at http://www.digidesign.com/support/documents.html
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Windows 98SE WaveDriver de-installation warning
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| Windows 98SE WaveDriver de-installation warning |
June 2, 2000
If you have a Digidesign WaveDriver installed (regardless of version) in your WinTel computer, you must de-install it before installing the latest WaveDriver and the Pro Tools 5.0.1 LE software update.
Instructions at http://www.digidesign.com/support/readme/win98se_wvdrvr_remove.html
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What are the files that make up a install of the WaveDriver and Pro Tools ...
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| What are the files that make up a install of the WaveDriver and Pro Tools LE. |
The WaveDriver installation consists of the following files:
In Windows\System
Digi32.dll v. 1.6.0.329 (Wave driver only)
DioMidi.dll v. 5.0.1.329 (MIDI driver)
Digi16.dll (no version resource supported)
DigiMM.dll v. 5.0.1.329
Dalvxd.vxd v. 5.0.1.329
DigiProx.exe (no version resource supported)
DirectIO.dll v. 5.0.1.329 (Wave driver only)
DSI.dll v. 5.0.1.329
DigiUI.dll v. 5.0.1.329
Msvcrt.dll
Mfc42.dll 4/23/99, v. 6.00.8397.0
In Windows\System32\Drivers
Dalwdm.sys v. 5.0.1.329
In Windows\Inf\Other
DigidesignDALWDM.inf
In Windows\system
DAE.dll (is installed by Pro Tools LE)
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