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Originally Posted by Richard Culver
I'll bump this because I had this happen after I was working on a session all night. During the session, I set the samples to 192. But Pro Tools did not complain. I finished my session and closed down. I did not realize I set it to an unsupported rate.
Nothing seemed to work, such as pressing N. So what I did was open another DAW where I could have access to the buffer settings. For some reason the fireface does not allow me to set it in its own settings.
Protools works fine otherwise I can go in a change the buffer settings. So I am not sure why it would allow me to set it incorrectly and then block me from opening pro tools the next time.
Seems to me there has to be a better way to make this work for people.
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Since you are on Windows, my earlier comment still matters. If Windows is using your interface as its "default playback device", that is likely the reason for your issue
