Digi MIDI i/o Duplicated and greyed in Audio/Midi setup

[RSSstudio]

anyone find a solution to this? using latest pt version, hd2 8-core mac. same issue... keeps going grey and making a new midi i/o with nothing attached to it.

[One Track Music]

Likewise any news on this? Had this problem for ages and its pretty annoying.

[@ndy]

...crickets chirping in the distance as a tumbleweed slowly rolls by....
... this thread has been deserted....

[koko]

Let's freshen up!

Same here albeit with PT 8.0.4, 002R and MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV, a 10.5..8 system on a Mac Pro.

However, my primary studio is running a PT 7 HD, MTP AV, 10.4.11 on a Mac Pro WITH NO PROBLEMS in AMS!

Both MTPs are early USB models

Also my other studios, one with Emagic's AM8, the other with a 003R's MIDI hooked to an Edirol U1X, both on Mac Pros and 10.5 and 10.4, have no problems with AMS

[Rupert Limehouse]

Is there a cure for this out there?

Same problem here across PT7, PT8, firmware, preferences, power supply etc etc.

Just happened again in the middle of a session with a client - very embarrassing. Sometimes I can get it back fairly quickly, other times I might have to have several goes and it takes 1/2 hour or more.

I want to stick with the MIDI IO because of the time stamping, but I'm sorely traded to give in and go with a different model - surely this can be fixed - it looks like it has been know about for long enough - please don't leave us in it, Digi!

[robmix]

Having the same issue....

Pt 8.1cs2
Osx 10.6.4
2.8 ghz quad core
3gb ram
Digi midi I/O

[@ndy]

It's still doing it with PT9 and the new driver/firmware. I still have Zombie Midi I/Os filling up my AMS! You can kill them with the delete key but they just keep coming back. I guess the only way to get a head shot is by deleting the original MIDI I/O 1, thus ending the cycle.

[AKA]

Still no solution for those expansive boxes we all bought from Digi ?
We're having nightmares trashing prefs and setting up the AMS every other day...

Digi - please responde

[IceLitch]

Many MIDI interfaces require a lithium battery so save their start up settings.
When the battery dies, every time you restart the Audio Midi Setup doesn't recognize the Midi interface from previous, so it creates another Midi Interface.

Not sure if this is the reason for some of you or not, but try replacing the lithium battery, you will have to physically open up your Midi Interface obviously.

Eric

[bonfi64]

Originally Posted by IceLitch

Many MIDI interfaces require a lithium battery so save their start up settings.
When the battery dies, every time you restart the Audio Midi Setup doesn't recognize the Midi interface from previous, so it creates another Midi Interface.

Not sure if this is the reason for some of you or not, but try replacing the lithium battery, you will have to physically open up your Midi Interface obviously.

Eric

you are saying that midi in/out have a lithium battery???
where is????