something fishy
something fishy
Live 5 has been running smooth for me until today. I booted up the comp, loaded live as usual.. But there's one major problem.. live is not recognizing the tracks in the projects and is examining the files as if they were new. I did not change anything since the last use. Any suggestions?
Re: something fishy
Hint: You need to explain what type of computer so we can make some recommendations.xxjojoxx wrote:Live 5 has been running smooth for me until today. I booted up the comp, loaded live as usual.. But there's one major problem.. live is not recognizing the tracks in the projects and is examining the files as if they were new. I did not change anything since the last use. Any suggestions?
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Re: something fishy
I'm running win xp, 2ghz, 1gb ram.. The drive that has my music is on the secondary hd. I see diskwarrior is for mac..can you recommend something for pc? Thanks for responding!12micsn1 wrote:Hint: You need to explain what type of computer so we can make some recommendations.xxjojoxx wrote:Live 5 has been running smooth for me until today. I booted up the comp, loaded live as usual.. But there's one major problem.. live is not recognizing the tracks in the projects and is examining the files as if they were new. I did not change anything since the last use. Any suggestions?
possibly the daylights saving time switch bug refered to in a recent bugs and problems post--trash your prefs file seems to be the answer...
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think so, see http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=28911
basically, I think you'll lose your default template set and maybe some folder defaults, but better than a reinstall or whatever
basically, I think you'll lose your default template set and maybe some folder defaults, but better than a reinstall or whatever
Dell Studio XPS 8100 Windows 7 64-bit, 10 GB RAM. RME Multiface, Avalon U5 & M5, Distressor, Filter Factory, UC33e, BCR-2000, FCB1010, K-Station, Hr 824 & H120 sub, EZ Bus, V-Drums, DrumKat EZ, basses, guitars, pedals... http://www.ryan-hughes.net