Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7 Update for Windows XP

• This update requires previous installation of Pro Tools LE 7.3 or 7.3.1 for Windows XP
  
• Please Note: If you are on 7.3, it is not necessary to update to 7.3.1 to use this update
  

Who Should Use Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7?

• 003 Factory (console)
  
• Automation
  

• Dynamics III Plug-in
  
• Digidesign Control Surfaces:
  
  • Command|8
    
  • Control|24
    
  • 003 Factory (console)
    
  • Digi 002 (console)
    
• Editing
  
• Using "Bounce To Disk"
  
• Importing OMFs
  
• Recording and Editing
  
• Playing and Recording
  
• Importing audio files from field recorders
  
• Low Latency Monitoring (003 Family, Digi 002 Family , Mbox 2 Pro)
  
• DigiBase preview
  
• Creating memory locations
  
• Plug-in editing on 003 (console)
  
• Sends
  

• Editing
  
• Bounce to QuickTime movie
  
• Memory Locations
  

What's Fixed in Pro Tools LE 7.3.1cs7?

• Although this is not likely to occur on 003 Rack, this update is recommended for both 003 Factory (console) and 003 Rack
  

• The thinning algorithm could mistakenly classify a breakpoint as redundant
  

• If a plug-in window was closed from a control surface while the plug-in window was being dragged across the screen, Pro Tools would quit unexpectedly.
  

• This problem was intermittent.
  

• The "constrain" command (Win+Trimmer) would not work under certain editing situations involving overlap/underlap.
  

• Note that the Workspace/Project browser displayed the correct time stamp information.
  

• This would occur in Nudge or Bank mode
  
• Pressing the left-arrow button would cause normal behavior to resume
  

• Although this could occur while editing or recording over regions, the problem was most evident when QuickPunching over existing regions.
  

• After the play command, the Play and Stop buttons flash, but Pro Tools does not play
  
• Repeated attempts may result in a successful play
  
• Note: Pro Tools 7.3.1cs7 fixes some, but not all occurrences of this issue. Digidesign will continue to investigate additional fixes for this issue.
  

• Audio files would not have a Unique ID assigned to them
  
• An assertion, "FF AudioProperty.cpp, line 33" would be thrown when overviews were being calulated
  
• Audio could be unreadable by Pro Tools
  

• Pro Tools cannot access the time stamp information in Spot mode
  

• Note that although the output signal would stop, the meter would still indicate signal present
  

• This would occur if the previewed audio was the result of a search. Note that clicking on the waveform was not problematic.
  

• This would occur if the preference "Default Region Color Coding" was set to "Marker locations."
  

• After focusing to a new plug-in, the top row of the scribble strip would reflect the new plug-in, but the bottom row display and controls would continue to be focused on the previously selected plug-in.
  

• This would occur if no automation had been written on the Send.
  

• The assertion could be dismissed and Pro Tools would operate normally.
  

• As long as the session remained open, it would still playback correctly and with all playlists intact. The problem would not be observed until the session was closed and reopened.
  
• Any AutoBackup files created would have the same problem when subsequently opened.
  

• If the bounce duration exceeded the length of the video clip, the resulting movie would be stretched to fit the selection, resulting in a time-stretched picture.
  

Updating Pro Tools

• ProToolsLE.exe (v7.3.1cs7)
  
• 003.dll (v7.3.1cs7)
  
• Digi003.hex (v7.3.1cs7)
  
• Digi003_Fader.hex (v7.3.1cs7)
  
• Dynamics III.dpm (v7.3.1cs6)
  
• Command8.dll (v7.3.1cs5)
  
• Control24.dll (v7.3.1cs5)
  
• Digi002.dll (v7.3.1cs5)
  
• HUI-MotorMix.dll (v7.3.1cs5)
  
• FFmt.dll (v7.3.1cs4)
  
• DAE.dll (v7.3.1cs3)
  
• DirectIO.dll (v7.3.1cs3)
  
• CFnd.dll (v.7.3.1)
  
• DFW.dll (v.7.3.1)
  
• VeDiolF.dll (v7.3cs1)