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Subject:Well here's a new one!
Posted by: MyST
Date:8/17/2001 8:06:17 PM
Get this! I can work no problem in Acid 3.0b, as long as I don't let the timeline (correct term? the line that moves along the tracks as the song plays) go past the end of the project. If I do... The BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH!! ERROR:OE:0028:C00587C9 There are no system hangs in Acid apart from that. I tried it four or five times, about 5 seconds after the project finshes...blue screen. No reboot needed, just press enter, and I'm back to the desktop with Acid shut down. At the time I'm running 15/512MB. As I was writing this post, I went back to Acid and extended a loop past the point where it would happen. Everything was fine as long as the timeline was in the project, no blue screen. System specs: AMD 850 Athlon T-Bird Chaintech 7AJA Motherboard 512 Ram 20 Gig Maxtor HDD- 16.5 used, 3.5 available Turtle Beach Montego Quadzilla sound card- latest driver 3dfx VooDoo 3 2000- latest (and last) driver Any ideas? Thanks |
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Subject:RE: Well here's a new one!
Reply by: Rockitglider
Date:8/17/2001 10:28:35 PM
Reinstall, But after you uninstall, Delete the "Acid 3.0" Directory (You can backup your project files first if they're in that directory), And also delete the "Sonic Foundry Setup/Acid 3.0" directory. Then do a reinstall with no background programs open. Another thing is make sure you have the latest video card drivers installed. So try that and see what happens. Rockit |
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Subject:RE: Well here's a new one!
Reply by: MyST
Date:8/17/2001 10:58:42 PM
Hey Rockit.. As I mentioned, the video card has the last driver from 3dfx, which is now history. Fortunately, it supported DirectX 8. I've tried other things since the last post. -If I loop my project, so the timeline doesn't go past the end, it's fine. -If I extend a loop past the point it jammed, it's fine. -If I extend a loop past the point it jammed, and let the timeline continue after this loop, it's fine. -Finally, this problem only occurs in one particular project. I tried 3 or 4 others, no problem. TOO WIERD!! Also, I did do a complete uninstall/re-install.. still happens. What do you thing, chalk it up to good old " shit happens" ? Thanks for the input. Later... |
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Subject:RE: Well here's a new one!
Reply by: MyST
Date:8/17/2001 11:32:04 PM
I'm back. Tried a couple other things, who knows this might help someone later. I opened up Acid and loaded my .acd-bak project. Then I saved it as a .acd-zip. I then reduced the Acid window and opened up another Acid window, selected copy from the edit taskbar (after using "select all"), then I selected paste in the second Acid taskbar. Well, it happened again, so it's not a problem with the format. However, using "select all" again, I shifted the entire project over about 10 seconds. Problem solved!! The timeline will go past the project a couple seconds, and then return to where it started (whether the beginning or anywhere else I started playback). I can only think of this as a glitch. Maybe having to do with the command telling the timeline to stop after so many seconds and return to the start point. I don't know, I'm just guessing. Later... |
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Subject:RE: Well here's a new one!
Reply by: Rockitglider
Date:8/18/2001 3:52:34 AM
Hello, That is really strange. You should submit that project file to tech support for testing if you have DSL. Good Luck, Rockit |
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Subject:RE: Well here's a new one!
Reply by: MyST
Date:8/18/2001 7:51:31 AM
Have DSL...will do. Thanks Later... |