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I'm new here. I went back through some of the old pages to see if my problem was already covered. But, there are 18 pages so after a while I got impatient. If I'm repeating someone else's problem, please point me to their solution.

Digital insanity keygen sony vegas pro 13. What's happening is I record a track, no problem (sometimes 2, 3, 4, even 5). When I go to play the track back, sometimes Pro Tools will play for a minute or two sometimes it won't play at all and I get 'DAE can't get audio from the drive(s) fast enough. Your drive may be too slow or fragmented, or a firewire drive could be having trouble due to the extra firewire bandwidth or CPU load (-9073)' I'm not using any plug ins at all, just trying to hear what I've recorded. When I first bought my MBox I had all kinds of problems.

And after a few hours on the phone with Tech support (they were awesome by the way) I determined I needed to upgrade my RAM, as well as purchase a PCMCIA Firewire adaptor port card, and an external firewire drive. I asked the tech guy what he recommended and I purchased the items he suggested.

Everything was great until very recently. The first time I experienced this problem I had completed an entire song mixed it and everything. The error occured when I tried to bounce to disk. I opened up another session that I completed earlier and it played fine.

I wound up deleting the entire song and starting over. When I re-recorded everything went fine. So I just assumed that I did something wrong. But lately, this is happening everytime I use Pro Tools. I can't even playback completed sessions anymore.

The only other thing that I've noticed is that occasionally when I boot up Pro Tools and I start recording I get static. But, if I change the playback engine then change it back and restart Pro Tools it seems to fix the problem.

Thanks Jason 'Lefty' Williams The Firewire drive uses the Oxford 911 chipset and Firewire 400. My adaptor card also uses Firewire 400. Nuovo certificate medico patente di guida pdf file download. Pnelson, If you are still around, you may need to repair or reinstall XP to fix this problem. If normal troubleshooting is unsuccesfull then usually this error is related to some corrupt element in the OS that blocks the application from launching. This can be difficult to tackle so sometimes the best approach is to start from scratch.

You might also try a system restore if there is a suitable restore point you can use. Otherwise, we think AMD64/nForce 3 combo should work fine, provided the OS is clean, drivers are current, and you aren't running any funky built-in SCSI or RAID. Hello, just checking back in. Anybody have any suggestions with regards to the 9073 error? I tried the (i guess it's called a DaveC test) where you try to see how many tracks you can use with 5 plug-ins before the cpu goes into the red.

I was able to get 11 tracks before the cpu went into the red. I seemed to be able to record as much as I wanted (I stopped after about 2 min). Also I was able to add up to a total of 14 tracks and still record as much as I want (stopped after about 4 min.). The CPU only went into the red as I duplicated the tracks.

After the track was duplicated it dropped back down. I probably could have added more. Crazy enough, when I played back all 14 tracks it played fine. No 9073 error. When I then tried to open up the last thing I recorded prior, it played for about a minute and then 9073! I tried opening up a few other previous sessions and they wouldn't even play.