1.5b1 Render to Disk crashes prog

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Maxim
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1.5b1 Render to Disk crashes prog

Post by Maxim » Thu Apr 11, 2002 7:58 am

Live 1.5b1 Mac OS 9

I had some problems last night when trying to render a 3:50min file to wav. Nothing special there, just 16 bit and a small file. The app crashed (mac bomb) when reaching 95%. I tried it 3 times, then booted to OSX and did the same thing without problems...

Hans
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Post by Hans » Mon Apr 15, 2002 10:48 am

What type of following options did you have turn on Normalize, Render as Loop, File Type, Sample Rate. Please email to [email protected] .

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Hans Möller

Maxim
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Post by Maxim » Mon Apr 15, 2002 11:16 am

hi!

normalize: no
render as loop: no
filetype: wav
sample rate: 44.1khz

Hans
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Post by Hans » Mon Apr 15, 2002 1:41 pm

Could you please send us([email protected]) your email adress so we can contact you. We need your help to find out what is going wrong when rendering to disc under os 9.

/Hans Möller

gw

Post by gw » Tue Apr 16, 2002 11:28 pm

i'm having the same problems with a different os. i'm running win98/p4 1.7ghz/512mb ram. when i try to render a 60 minute set, the program crashes. i tried it once and it got %50 finished, the next time it only got to %13. i enabled "normalize" both times. i'll try it again without clicking this option.

gw

Post by gw » Tue Apr 16, 2002 11:56 pm

ok.. i just d/led the new beta and tried to render again (this time with "normalize" off). the prog crashed at %63. -side note- these crashes also require a reboot of my system. my audio interface, btw, is the tascam us428.

please help!! i'm pushing a deadline on this project!

Guest

Post by Guest » Wed Apr 17, 2002 12:15 pm

We need more information about your problem. It would be really helpful if you could email to [email protected].

Regards
Hans Möller

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