X1 Bug: Stop and/or Pause cause continuous audio "buzz"

Hi,
Sorry if this is covered elsewhere, I've tried a few searches and nothing seemed to match.
I finally got my boxed upgrade and I installed it last night plus x1a.
 
Tonight I thought I'd create a simple project, import a wav audio file and play it.
It plays fine but when I hit stop or pause, the sound being played back becaomes a continuous "buzz" that seems to be a very tight loop of the last samples played.
 
I've not posted a bug before so forgive a bit of naivity in terms of what info to supply.
 
I'm using a Tascam FW1082 firewire interface, XP on a Quad processor.
Sonar Prod 8.5 has no problems with the machine.
 
Any clues where to look for solutions?
 
Many thanks in advance.

Thanks for that, I'll give it a try.

Hmm...well I uninstalled my FW-1082 drivers, rebooted, re-installed and firred up X1.

Just the same problem; "buzzing" until I hit the "Run/Stop the audio engine" button.

I hear what you are saying, Mod Bod, but I'm not looping and I don't think it is possible to set the loop start/end to be the same in X1 (not that I want to, of course!).

Any other ideas, guys?

Hello! Not familiar with your interface but maybe what happened to me can help you. I was using a MOTU 828mk3 and used to get a horrible buzz. Someone on the net said to enable the ADAT I/O (whether using it or not). That completely solved the problem. Hope that helps.

Hi guys,
 
Thanks to all for responding.
 
I did a little more tinkering around this evening and I decided to go through the preferences one by one again to see if anything helped.
I'd done this before to no avail but, this time (maybe due to the re-install of the soundcard drivers?) I found that checking the "Play effect tails after stopping" check box in the "Audio/Playback and Recording" pane stops the "buzz" from happening.
 
I raised a problem with Cakewalk about this (not sure if I can update it now that I ahve found this out?) so it's still a bug but I guess I can work around it.
 
I haven't tested it very much yet so I maybe crying "fix" too soon...but I might be able to carry on getting to know X1 now.
 
Thanks again people, it's good to know there's others out here.
 
Pete

Glad you've got it sorted but I can confirm that Mod Bod is correct you can set loop points very close together that can create a buzz depending on material. Just in case anyone else finds this thread in a search.