cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

I hardly ever use this feature as I usually mix thru outboard back to a stereo track, but I have been bouncing some demos for couple of days and both times I have had to stop it mid bounce to fix something that I forgot the Tools has crashed :( Anyone else?

Re: cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

When it crashes, what happens exactly? What type of drive are you bouncing to? Which drive are you playing back from? Have you tried trashing prefs and databases yet?

Re: cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

Canceling with command+. resulted spinning beachball and a crash after couple of seconds. My audio drive is a 1TB WD Studio Edition on FW800 bus. I was bouncing to internal drive into a folder on desktop.

Re: cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

So, it sounds like you might save some time by just letting the "busted" bounce finish... then, throw it in the trash.

Then, do another bounce with your corrections.

Problem solved! ;-)

Re: cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

Over the years, I've encountered absolutely random crashes when using the "Bounce-to-disc" function. Typically, the crash occurs before the bounce begins. After rebooting, the same may, or may not occur. It is not drive specific & for the life of me, doesn't seem to correspond to any particular session configuration. Though I can't help with the problem .. know you're not alone.

Re: cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

Do you have convert during or after bounce selected and, if you try the alternate, does it still crash?

Have you tried bouncing to a different drive? Does the same crash occur?

Re: cancelling bounce-to-disk will crash PT
 

I had convert after bounce I guess.
I must say I almost never use that function as I mix thru outboard back to two audio tracks. I had to do some mixdowns and used the bounche function with cancelling 3 or 4 times and out of that there was 2 crashes. I just thought to let you know about this. I did not try anything further as I don't like to crash my sessions in a small fear they will get corrupt and not open again (had a session go bad for no reason not long ago).