Hi to everyone!
 
Since I move to Sonar X3c I was a suffering this issue...
 
In the track view when I try to zoom Sonar crashes and exits suddenly...
Sometimes I can work 3 minutes, sometimes whith 1 click in the zoom tool
sonar crashes... Its impossile to work.
 
Any ideas?
 
Im using: AMD FX4130, 8 Gb RAM, Lexicon Omega, Windows 7 x64

This nay be related to the fact that something went wrong with zoom in the X3c release making it even worse than before and are actively fixing it...

Here's hoping they adjust the Lane zoom issues with it... Still a nightmare for me... Zooming anything now typical requires me to zoom each axis separately and from different areas of the screen so I shudder every time I must...

Hang tuff... I've got a feeling X3d will fix this..... Soon???

Keni

Ok Keni I see you are suffering same thing...
 
What about reinstall? Thats what I will try this week end.
I meen, install Sonar X3 and then the last "c" update...
Because I have installed the other previous updates too, maybe
that this was the problem...

update video drivers

Ok this is what I've done...
 
I have unistalled my video drivers (GeForce 9500 GT).
Ok its an oldy video card but with up to date support for windows 7 x64!
With no drivers, Windows detects my Video Card and use a Windows Drivers for my video card.
I open Sonar and same problem.
 
Then I downloaded the last video driver, installed it.
I open Sonar and same problem.
 
1 click in zoom and sonar exists suddenly!
 
Then I made a last proove, I open another project!
And have no problem zooming all the way in and out!
 
It seems like this issue occurs with my active project!
Any ideas now!?

Check for unusual plugins

I have NO plugins! 6 tracks of pure audio and no FXs...
 
Oh It could be BFD2! But its bounced to audio!

I would try Driver booster from IO Bit. This app is free and updates all your computer drivers and keeps them up to date.

Might want to check the Windows event viewer for clues.

Seeing as it's only in the once song file, I would examine it verry carefully... there must be something set/used in that file that's causing it...
 
tho I guess it could also be that the file is corrupted...
 
You might try starting a new song and importing all the audio into it... then rebuild your mix... That might get rid of the odd difference causing this one song to make this happen...?
 
Keni