There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

Hi

Computer Information:

Windows 10 Pro
System:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9980XE CPU @ 3.00GHz 3.00 GHz
Installed memory (RAM): 144 GB ( 144 GB usable )
System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor
pen and touch: No Pen or touch Input is available for this display

Drivers:
M.2 2TB (C:) 1.66 TB free of 1.81 TB
Disk (D:) 4.11 TB free of 7.27 TB
Disk (E:) 6.39 TB free of 7.27 TB
Disk (G:) 61.0 MB free of 99.9 MB
Disk (H:) 826 GB free of 930 GB

Pro Tools Version 2020.12.0

errors:

1-There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum.
As a result, one or more audio tracks well not play.

2- Could not complete the Exit command because Access violation occurre,
unable to read location: 0x0000000000000030


Please help me to solve this problem and use the software without any errors

Thanks

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

How many audio tracks are there in the session you're trying to open? Have a look here for the track limitations.

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

Hi

I have 41 audio tracks in this session

if there is a lamentation in audio tracks for one session please tell me what is the maximum audio tracks I can have in one session

https://www.alkhashan.com/Pro_Tools/1.jpg


Thanks

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

Look if there are hidden and still active tracks.

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

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Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

https://www.alkhashan.com/Pro_Tools/3.jpg


https://www.alkhashan.com/Pro_Tools/4.jpg

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

Re: There are more active audio tracks than the allowed maximum
 

No, you have 41 regions (aka clips) on one track in your session.

Have you tried trashing prefs?
https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare...s-preferences/

Googling AAE error 6009 brings up the possibility that sharing your audio interface with Windows may be causing a conflict. Put the Windows default audio device back to onboard input and output so that only Pro Tools is accessing the M-Audio Air 192|14