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12-19-2000, 10:11 AM
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disk too fragmented
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Abit BH6 celeron 300A OC'd to 450 192 MB 30 GB 7200 IBM HD (Board only runs DMA33) Monster Sound MX300 What's my DEAL!?! I've defragged my D: partition, tried every Hardware config, plugged my sound into "mic" and "input", can't figure out what's wrong. I keep getting DAE 9073. Is there a possible solution or am I SOL? B-heded 
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12-19-2000, 11:37 AM
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Re: disk too fragmented
You may want to try increasing the size of the "DAE Buffer", which is accessible via the "Setups" menu. You need to restart PTFree for this change to take effect.
Eric Day Digidesign
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