Serious PT 8 BUG

[25ghosts]

I'll try n re-create it.

[Shan]

Originally Posted by SessionKat

Can not reproduce....

As a side note in repro land, the second I read this post I went to try and repro this on the PC platform as it would definitely affect my archive procedure. I cant repro this bug on the PC platform.

A solution for 25ghosts is to network your rig via firewire to another PT rig and import the tracks from that session. I've done that a few times in the past with success.

Hope that helps.

Shane

[Felix Rost]

Originally Posted by 25ghosts

I dont know if this BUG is only a PT 8 bug... I did not encounter it in PT 7 but that does not necessarily mean in was not there.

I had this with 7.4 so it's been there...

I can reproduce it (7.4): drag some audio files out of the Audio Files folder in Finder, save and close, then re-open, drag audio files into folder again and try to save...

Could not save "untitled" because Volume not found (-35) while opening "Audio2_01.wav".

[Sean Russell]

Seen this (and the -35) in 7.4 - one G4 system does it randomly during the session (even if nothing has been moved in the Finder).

If you change your disk allocation for that one track - can you save?

Or if you need to keep the file in the timeline, try trimming off 1 millisecond and consolidate the file. Are you able to save now?

[25ghosts]

Originally Posted by Sean Russell

Seen this (and the -35) in 7.4 - one G4 system does it randomly during the session (even if nothing has been moved in the Finder).

If you change your disk allocation for that one track - can you save?

Or if you need to keep the file in the timeline, try trimming off 1 millisecond and consolidate the file. Are you able to save now?

I could not consolidate. Got some error saying PT could not find the file... I think digi should up PT with a feature of the user being able to RE-ASSIGN the audio file to a region. Just like when you manually commit and search for link @ session load.