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Old 03-02-2006, 01:47 PM
Tom Smith Tom Smith is offline
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Default Re: Assertion error in line 478?

An assertion error is a debugging message inserted into the source code of a program by the programmer. Usually, these aren't visible because they're not supposed to be compiled into the release version of the program. But, sometimes things slip through the cracks.

The error condition is supposed to be handled in the release version by the graceful, robust error handling mechanism designed into the software. Oops.

By the way, I did have a similar problem with some fades that, when opening the session in PT 6.9 would give me an error message (not the same one you're seeing) then let me continue with opening the session. The error message even gave the timecode that the offending fades were at in the session. But if the same project was opened with PT 7, the program would just completely crash and burn!

The solution was simply to remove the the fades in 6.9 (guess I was just too lazy to do it when I first saw the error), save the project and open it in 7.
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