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Error Messages When Opening a Session with a Different Sample Rate from the Aggregate I/O Sample Rate Setting
(PTSW-131779)
Pro Tools may indicate that a given Aggregate I/O device has not automatically adjusted its sample rate when a session with a dif-
ferent sample rate is opened. You may subsequently be presented with a dialog indicating that the session needs to be closed and
reopened to update the sample rate setting of the Aggregate I/O device.
Renaming Pro Tools Aggregate I/O driver in AMS Corrupts the Driver (PTSW-131383)
If you rename the Pro Tools Aggregate I/O driver in Audio MIDI Setup (AMS), the driver be corrupted the next time you launch
Pro Tools. If this happens, quit Pro Tools and delete the Pro Tools Aggregate I/O device from AMS. Pro Tools will re-create the
driver the next time it is launched.
Pro Tools Quits Unexpectedly when Enabling the Built-In Digital I/O (PTSW-132189)
When enabling built-in digital I/O for Pro Tools Aggregate I/O in Audio MIDI Setup, Pro Tools quits unexpectedly. To avoid this
problem, enable the built-in digital I/O in Audio MIDI Setup before launching Pro Tools.
Third-Party Core Audio Devices
Pops and Clicks can Occur when Using Third-Party Core Audio Devices with Pro Tools (PTSW-132084)
Note that audible pops and clicks can occur when using some third-party audio interfaces even if Error Suppression is disabled.
Try increasing the Hardware Buffer size for the device to avoid this problem.
Using Low Buffer Sizes with Studio Monitor Express may Result in Pro Tools Quitting Unexpectedly with a Loud Burst of Noise
(PTSW-132513)
Using Studio Monitor Express with some Core Audio Devices may result in Pro Tools quitting unexpectedly along with loud
bursts of noise. Studio Monitor Express is not recommend for use with Pro Tools at this time.
Error Messages
Error –6042
If you repeatedly encounter –6042 errors, open the System Usage window and check the PCI gauge. If the gauge is peaked, you
will need to reset the PCI bus. To reset the PCI bus, make all tracks inactive and start playback. If you still encounter a –6042 er-
ror, quit and relaunch Pro Tools, open the Playback Engine dialog, and change the Number of Voices to a setting that uses fewer
voices per DSP.
DAE Error –9073 Without Reaching the 2 GB File Limit
If you encounter a –9073 error, and you have not reached the 2 GB file size limit, please refer to the Knowledge Base for possible
causes and solutions (www.avid.com/onlinesupport).
DAE Error –9128
In sessions with high sample rates (96 kHz or higher), you may need to set the Hardware Buffer Size to 512 or more to avoid –9128
errors during playback with Native (RTAS and AAX) plug-ins or dense automation.
DAE Error –9131 (92747, 20843)
GUID partitioned drives will not allow you to record beyond the third partition when running on OS X. A workaround is to par-
tition audio drives using Apple Partition Map instead of GUID.
– or –
Recording to or playing from a UNIX File System (UFS) formatted drive is not supported in Pro Tools.
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