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Old 12-21-2000, 08:33 AM
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Default Session files being corrupted during save or close

I am currently working on a large project. Several weeks ago I had this happen to a session and again last night to a second session.

When the session opens, there are missing tracks. All the audio and regions seam to be there, but the track & playlist data is non-existant.

When I restore from the previous nights back-up...the file is still corrupted. My daily routine is to open a song, mix (or make slight changes), bounce, then save/close, each song. I archive each night.

I am able to rebuild the files using "Track Transfer", however I loose all MIDI, Marker, and Groupings.

This only seems to be happening to large files nearing 50+ tracks.

What is this?


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Default Re: Session files being corrupted during save or close

-You may have a corrupted HD driver or BTree directory. Check the intergrity of your audio drives with Disk Warrior or any other such diagnostic utility.

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Old 12-22-2000, 03:14 PM
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Utilities report no problems. However, both the session files are on an HFS+ drive.
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Old 12-27-2000, 06:55 AM
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Default Re: Session files being corrupted during save or close

Any thoughts on returning to 8.6 to cure this problem. The entire PT system was rock solid on PT 4.?? with OS8.6. Absolutely nothing else has changed.

I did forget to mention I have been using a Newer Tech G3 upgrade. But had no problems with it before.
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-Since Power Tower computers are not supported with PT 5, you may want to think about downgrading you Mac OS if you continue to have problems.

-What format utility did you use to initialize your System Drive and Audio Drives?

-Are you using HFS or HFS+ formatting?

-Revert to the stock CPU and see if the behavior continues.

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