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In Reply to: Re: Digi001, Logic software problem posted by PK on October 25, 2000 at 16:09:50:
You may have something crossfiled. I wish I knew a little more about os9, and could have you reconfigure the directory , with precise instructions.I suspect that :
One, you may still need more allocatable RAM...but it is unlikely.
Two. a conflict with another audio workstation program,
or 3, The temperture of your processor is unusually high, and the "Pipe Flow" is getting confused, and bunching up, somewhere.Can you play a really high tech game?? Something very processor taxing?
See if you can burn a CD, while downloading an MP3, while printing, and talking on the web phone, and lastly playing a DVD at the same time.
I can do it on a 400, and it runs DAMN hot.
See if you can run 5 apps at the same time. If you can, then the processor is no problem. Other than that, maybe reformat, ( after backing up) and see if the problem drops away.
Very best wishes,
Bill
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- Re: Digi001, Logic software problem - RBP 21:17:03 10/25/00 (4)
- Re: Digi001, Logic software problem - PK 00:45:53 10/26/00 (0)
- Re: Digi001, Logic software problem - PK 21:45:01 10/25/00 (2)
- CD Burning software - RBP 01:09:37 10/26/00 (1)
- Re: CD Burning software - PK AG 12:55:19 10/26/00 (0)
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