12.5 crashes

[JFreak]

Nope. Except when my CC project local cache corrupted, but it was easy to fix by deleting local cache. It was simply something Avid Beta didn't notice

[YYR123]

Originally Posted by Marsdy

I've taken all Sonnox products out of my plug-in folder and rescanned it. Still got a couple of crashes yesterday.

I run sonnox limiter in all of my sessions without crashing

And I have the limiter, trans mod, and the expander in the plug folder

[SpinningDisk]

How many busses does everyone have if they are calaberating? I only get 24. 256 in regular sessions.

[MediaBrain]

This has resolved issues on my end. To recap, I had been experiencing problems with Inflator Native G5 version specifically. In old sessions with a version of Inflator instantiated prior to the 12.5 update, attempting to deactivate Inflator, move Inflator from one insert slot to another, or close the session resulted in a crash. I am happy to report that these steps have resolved my issue. Hopefully this will help some of you that are experiencing the same.

1. Navigate to ~/Library/Preferences/Avid/Pro Tools

The quickest way to get there is to press Shift+Command+G in the Finder, and paste the path into the pop-up.

2. Move the 'InstalledAAXPlugins' file to your Desktop and rename to 'InstalledAAXPlugins - crash' or similar

This will force all of your plug-ins to be rescanned at the next launch

3. Re-launch Pro Tools and try to reproduce the crash

[lukeyy]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Nope. Except when my CC project local cache corrupted, but it was easy to fix by deleting local cache. It was simply something Avid Beta didn't notice

deleting cache with protools databse helptool? or manually? and which os are you using..
sounds like you have the killer system I´m working on

[reymusic]

This folder is your User/Library folder, not your HD/Library folder.

This is often not visible.

To see it, click once on your desktop (go to Finder) then click once on "Go" in the Finder menubar along the top, then press and hold the 'Alt' key. You will see your User Library appear. Select this.

Navigate to :

~(User)/Library/Preferences/Avid/Pro Tools

Drag the 'InstalledAAXPlugIns' file onto your desktop.

Launch Pro Tools once more and check that the Oxford Limiter now works normally.

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by lukeyy

deleting cache with protools databse helptool? or manually? and which os are you using..

sounds like you have the killer system I´m working on

Manually

[briaboy]

Originally Posted by Alio 45

Installed 12.5 last week, loads of crashes, took the plunge and installed El Capitan, couldn't get 12.5 to open at all. Deleted prefs, re installed, etc, still no joy.

I decided I would go back to 12.4 as I have work to do and I don't really have time to be a free beta tester. However Avid must have so much confidence in 12.5 that they have removed 12.4 from my account. I had to re install it from time machine!!!

Al

Me too!!!!

[lukeyy]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Manually

ok thx - could you tell me where I find it and maybe as well which osx/pt version you are using (did you do all the system adjustments avid recommends?)

thx

[JFreak]

The location is in your user preferences, and you can even change it


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