Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtim Error R6016

[100595]

I keep getting this error message while trying to open a project in Pro Tools

I have a 1.36TB HDD, Intel Core2 Quad CPU at 2.67GHz, and 4.00GB of Ram. I'm running Pro Tools LE 8 through an 003 on Windows 7 64-bit. I updated the drivers less than a week ago.

Although it may be unrelated my computer's also been freezing a lot when running large projects. I can fix this by switching off my 003 interface and restarting it after closing Pro Tools. Perhaps I need to purchase some more RAM; I do run a hefty amount of natives

[chrisdee]

I have this anoying problem to.

Trying to insert VI's (e.g Mini Grand, etc) into intrument tracks.
PT9.0.3 freezes (not the PC).

I can shutdown PT9 from the Task Manager in Windows 7 Ultimate, but I have to restart the computer to get PT up an running again.

Anybody else have this problem too ?

[filosofem]

Originally Posted by 100595

I keep getting this error message while trying to open a project in Pro Tools

You wouldn't happen to have any ReWire Clients patched in? This link might help.

[chrisdee]

No rewire here.

Thanks for the link. If the problem persists i will try that solution.

[JMS40]

Try trashing the database folders on each of your harddrives.

[TCM]

This error may also be caused by incompatible Plugins.

[chrisdee]

I guess you are correct. I removed CRS reverb from IKmultimedia and bombfactory BF76.
I have not had the error message after that.
But I'm not knocking on wood yet.

[RiF]

Same here (since 9.0.3... or any plugin install same time...). Lately, I installed PT 9.0.3, Soundtoys Devil-Loc Free 1.0.2 (causing Access Violations pretty often), Waves MPX Master Tape (from Waves V8r7) and UAD 5.9. No idea, what's causing this. I have the Devil-Loc and the MPX in focus...

[chrisdee]

I can't see any bug fixes in the readme file but It will be interesting to se if 9.0.5 solves the dreaded R6016 error that makes me have to restart Windows 7 when PT9.0.3 crashes.

I'm beginning to suspect this issue is related to PT only being 32bit. Seems like when using some third party VI's PT/W7 runs out of memory.

Another reason to get 64bit PT

[TheJamsh]

Originally Posted by chrisdee

I can't see any bug fixes in the readme file but It will be interesting to se if 9.0.5 solves the dreaded R6016 error that makes me have to restart Windows 7 when PT9.0.3 crashes.

I'm beginning to suspect this issue is related to PT only being 32bit. Seems like when using some third party VI's PT/W7 runs out of memory.

Another reason to get 64bit PT

Nope, happens on 64-bit too. I can confirm.