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May 25, 14 1:07 PM (permalink)

[Solved] General Error

...as opposed to Corporal Cock-Up.
 
Trying to save an X3e project and keep getting this. Any clues?
 
I've tried saving and saving as a different name but no go. Plenty of room on the disk etc.
 
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Re: General Error May 25, 14 1:45 PM (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Mus May 25, 14 2:34 PM
Hit playback and the General Error message goes away. You can then save.

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Re: General Error May 25, 14 2:37 PM (permalink)
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Hit playback and the General Error message goes away. You can then save.




Thanks Craig :-)

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Re: General Error May 25, 14 2:44 PM (permalink)
You're welcome, but I didn't come up with the answer...someone else had figured it out and posted the solution a while ago. You gotta love this forum 

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Re: General Error May 25, 14 2:54 PM (permalink)
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You're welcome, but I didn't come up with the answer...someone else had figured it out and posted the solution a while ago. You gotta love this forum 




Indeed, one of the most helpful I know. Strange error, hopefully fixed soon as it keeps reoccurring.

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Re: General Error May 26, 14 5:45 PM (permalink)
Don't mention it lol! Seems Sonar is not aware if your power scheduling has put your system drive to sleep and just gives a 'general error ' , go figure. Now if I could just figure out this darn PCS-BussCM.dll crash....doh!

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Re: General Error May 26, 14 6:31 PM (permalink)
I have only received that error once and was resolved by increasing the input and output file buffers. I had to bump them up to 500 and have never received that error again.

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Re: General Error May 26, 14 7:21 PM (permalink)
probably should be a new thread, but...
mettelus - I've had the PCS-BusCM.dll causing a lot of crashes too, where are the settings for increasing the input and output file buffers?
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Re: General Error June 05, 14 7:57 PM (permalink)
Sorry for the late response. In the Preferences window, you need to be in "Advanced" mode (at the bottom). Audio->Sync and Caching has a Playback and Record I/O buffer near the bottom. These are the buffer sizes for reading/writing to a disk drive. I have these both set to 512 actually, and only bumped them up because of a General Error I got with a large project file. It was the only time I ever saw this error, and I never tried the solution that Craig mentioned above.

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Re: General Error June 06, 14 10:46 PM (permalink)
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probably should be a new thread, but...
mettelus - I've had the PCS-BusCM.dll causing a lot of crashes too, where are the settings for increasing the input and output file buffers?




Did increasing these buffers help with your PCS-BussCM.dll crashes at all???  This has been the most persistent crash we have ever had to deal with so far...
 

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