Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

I just added a brand new 500GB Hard Drive to my computer and loaded a fresh install of Windows 7 Professional that I bought today. Since I decided to not over write my old very stable OS Vista Business Hard Drive. (I put that HD away in case Pro Tools 9 crashes, isnt stable or just sucks..Ha Ha Ha) this way I can allways just put that HD back in my computer and be right were I was before. My question is do I need to load my Pro Tools 8 M-Powered to my fresh Windows 7 install to be able to crossload update Pro Tools 9?

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

That's a very good question. I decided to try PT9 on my clean Win 7 laptop as my main machine is still XP. Install went fine but PT force closes at the end of it's plugin check (that's a rather annoying place in the startup for it to decide not to work) saying it can't find an interface, despite having a working ASIO interface (tested using other apps) plugged in via USB.

I installed my M-P interface in the vain hope that it would work with a known working m-audio interface and hopefully let me change over to my ASIO interface in setup but no joy.

Unless this is a bug thing, my next idea is that maybe I needed to have PT8MP on the machine and downloaded the upgrade installer?

I can't find a list of known working ASIO interfaces although I believe one must exist somewhere.

At the moment, I have an expensive file taking up space on my HD which is rather frustrating.

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

No. Pro Tools 9 is a full standalone installer.

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

Usually PT takes a while when you are first booting up for the first time with it. Load it up without installing any extra plugins. That will make it go faster. But Open it and leave it for abot 5mins and it should be ok.

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

Try this, Just read it from http://www.airusersblog.com/home-pag...and-fix-p.html

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

I worked it out, I reckon.

It seems PT will not work with ASIO drivers that do not use 32, 64, 128, 256 etc buffer values.

I'm happy I know what it is.

Do you know, every other single application, every single one, that I have run has lived with non-byte aligned buffer values.

If this is truly what is causing the problem, I am a little disgusted. I suppose the transfer of the Digi DAE code to ASIO brought the limitation across (although it's not a limitation when using Digi interfaces 'cause that's all they do) but everyone else (including the bedroom coder) manages it.

I love the PT editing paradigm but I've always felt that their coding was a whisker suspect.

Please correct me if anyone can get an EMU 1820m working, or a Kore 1, or if I'm wrong about this.

It seems I can get PT to work fine when using the MOTU but I didn't want to use that on the machine I planned to run PT9 on. Never mind.

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

Hello guys!
I need your help
has a long history ....
I work with a PC O / S win7, with ProTools, 2 RME Fireface 800 and a DM2000 as a remote control or a simple mixer ... great stuff
Firefaces are connected via ADAT to the DM2000 MY8-AT through 4, and are connected to the PC via FireWire 800.
in the I / O setup protools9 I can see all the default inputs of both RME, 28 inputs and outputs
if I try to do a mix of a song with 32 audio tracks mono, I can only handle the first 16 out of the Fireface first, there is no output signal from the second Fireface.
In the window protools9 mix, however, I see the presence of signal on all 32 tracks.
if I try to record an instrument, such as a keyboard, connected to the inputs of the second Fireface front, (1,7,8,9,10), the signal passes through the Fireface but does not exit from pt9
P: S: none of this happens with other software
can someone give me a hand?
Thanks to all
mrflat

Re: Windows 7 and Pro Tools 9
 

I would start a new thread with this:rolleyes: