PT7.3 Digibase Pro Catalog files message...

[beggehorn]

PT 7.3 is running very well on my system but every time I start it I get a message saying "Some DigiBase Pro catalog files need to be converted to be used by this version of ProTools..." I've chosen to convert every time and have had PT open for long periods of time yet the message persists. I've also deleted Digi Database folders on all drives. Any suggestions or solutions for this??

Thanks!

Ben

[beggehorn]

Anyone seeing this message at all?? I just upgraded my alternate system drive to 7.3 and the message comes up under that system as well.

Thx all!

[Brandonx1]

Ya man, I posted about it. I never got anywhere. I had to delete the DB and make a new one. PT 7.3 makes DB's fast.
Peace,
Brandon

[rdolmat]

Originally Posted by Brandonx1

Ya man, I posted about it. I never got anywhere. I had to delete the DB and make a new one. PT 7.3 makes DB's fast.
Peace,
Brandon

yup...I get this all the time too...

how do you delete the DB? Is that the solution?

thanks!

[JC925602]

from the general troubleshooting threads:

Delete the Digidesign Databases folders for all hard drives

1. Start Menu > My Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Digidesign Databases > Right-click on the Digidesign Databases folder and delete. (Repeat for all hard drives.)
2. Start menu > My Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Program Files > Digidesign > Pro Tools > Databases > Right-click on the Volumes folder and delete.

JC

[rdolmat]

Originally Posted by JC925602

from the general troubleshooting threads:

Delete the Digidesign Databases folders for all hard drives

1. Start Menu > My Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Digidesign Databases > Right-click on the Digidesign Databases folder and delete. (Repeat for all hard drives.)
2. Start menu > My Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Program Files > Digidesign > Pro Tools > Databases > Right-click on the Volumes folder and delete.

JC

Dang! I thought this was a MAC forum! That's what happens when you use 'search' and don't dbl-check the forum headers!

Thanks so much JC, I'll try to find the equivalent in MAC terms!