Dae error 35

[peaceandloveringo]

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[lexaudio]

Mac or PC?

Firewire or USB

What kind of drive is it? Is it a "green" drive?
What brand?

[lexaudio]

Originally Posted by peaceandloveringo

I put a link to the drive information in my original post. I bought the 2 TB one and it's USB 3.0. I had a USB drive running with Pro Tools for years so I know that's not the issue.

Mac or PC?

What OS?

What version of PT?

[LanceK]

You shouldn't be using USB drives for Pro Tools on a Mac. That may be your problem.

[LanceK]

If you look at Avids guidelines for Macs they say NOT to use USB drives. While that may have worked in the past , you obviously have a problem and they may be why. My suggestion is to look at Avid's compatibility stuff and adhere to it.

[formfunction]

Originally Posted by peaceandloveringo

I've never had a problem with a USB drive running with Pro Tools. I used USB for years and never had this error.

If the speed is not listed on the website (its not) then assume it is 5400 rpm. Strike one

If it is USB, it does not have the Oxford chipset... strike two

Did you reformat when you got it? no? Strike three

Error 35 is a drive error.

Have you done ANY troubleshooting on your system? repair permissions, etc.. NO? Strike four

You don't care much about compatibility// Strike five.

You were out two pitches ago.... ff

[LanceK]

Wish there was a like button for posts. Well said FF!!

[zedhed]

Originally Posted by formfunction

if the speed is not listed on the website (its not) then assume it is 5400 rpm. Strike one

if it is usb, it does not have the oxford chipset... Strike two

did you reformat when you got it? No? Strike three

error 35 is a drive error.

Have you done any troubleshooting on your system? Repair permissions, etc.. No? Strike four

you don't care much about compatibility// strike five.

You were out two pitches ago.... Ff

lol

[lapieuvre]

If the speed is not listed on the website (its not) then assume it is 5400 rpm. Strike one

If it is USB, it does not have the Oxford chipset... strike two

Did you reformat when you got it? no? Strike three

Error 35 is a drive error.

Have you done ANY troubleshooting on your system? repair permissions, etc.. NO? Strike four

You don't care much about compatibility// Strike five.

You were out two pitches ago.... ff

Just tried a USB drive, 5400 RPM and worked fine.

I got the same problem, Error 35, with a FW800 Drive, supposed to be 7200RPM (Doesn't say on the website) same error than in this post...

Seems like there are drives that PT can't read?!?

Posted in 2 other places about it. Hope I find out why soon...