AAE ERROR -30001 - with PSP VintageWarmer 2 and other PSP plugins

[WKG]

I just ran into this with Noble Q. Then when I tried to open another session with Noble Q and Vintage Warmer 2 being used and got the error along with a notice indicating neither could be activated due to insufficient system resources.

I sent a note to PSP support, hopefully they'll get a fix out soon.

Edit: Deleted the plugin database with Trasher and let PT rescan plugins. Seems ok for now.

[jasperhb]

Originally Posted by WKG

I just ran into this with Noble Q. Then when I tried to open another session with Noble Q and Vintage Warmer 2 being used and got the error along with a notice indicating neither could be activated due to insufficient system resources.

I sent a note to PSP support, hopefully they'll get a fix out soon.

Edit: Deleted the plugin database with Trasher and let PT rescan plugins. Seems ok for now.

What is Trasher and where do I find it? I haven't tried this.

[WKG]

Originally Posted by jasperhb

What is Trasher and where do I find it? I haven't tried this.

It's a PT utility program created by member Guitardom

http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t=316863

[jasperhb]

Originally Posted by WKG

It's a PT utility program created by member Guitardom

http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t=316863

Thanks, now I've tried this and PT11 re-scanned/created the plugin DB.

However, I still get the same error.

BTW all my other plugins seem to work just fine and PT11 is humming along very stable, but my PSP plugins are unfortunately to no use for me at the moment.

[WKG]

The problem had come back for me even after deleting and re-scanning the plugin database. It has since disappeared after I updated PT to 11.2.1.

[jasperhb]

Originally Posted by WKG

The problem had come back for me even after deleting and re-scanning the plugin database. It has since disappeared after I updated PT to 11.2.1.

Updating to PT 11.2.1 unfortunately didn't fix the issue for me.

I wish I knew the reason for this error and how to fix it.

[jasperhb]

PT 11.2.2 didn't fix this either.


I have no problem with any other plugins and I have quite a few other.

Too bad that my PSP plugins have been on the bench for so many months now. A waste really :-(

[WKG]

I started seeing an occasional error again also. PSP released an update to vintage warmer and also a bulk installer. I deleted all my PSP plugins and let the installer do it's thing. I haven't had any issues since. I am thinking in addition to the vintage warmer problem maybe there may have been some other conflicts with different versions of other PSP stuff?

[jasperhb]

Originally Posted by WKG

I started seeing an occasional error again also. PSP released an update to vintage warmer and also a bulk installer. I deleted all my PSP plugins and let the installer do it's thing. I haven't had any issues since. I am thinking in addition to the vintage warmer problem maybe there may have been some other conflicts with different versions of other PSP stuff?

Thanks for the tip.

I tried uninstalling all PSP plugins and install the ones I own again using the Multiinstaller.

The Multiinstaller sure is a nice and time-saving improvement.

Unfortunately, many PSP plugins still fail with "AAE Error -30001" after to re-install. :-(

[jasperhb]

Originally Posted by Niner

Have you contacted the boys in Poland directly about the issue? I've always found them to be prompt and responsive.

They are indeed very helpful but they are unable to recreate the error in their own environment so we've not been able to get closer to a solution.

I'll test with the new PT 11.3 just released and see if that helps.