Scott Lee


Vista isnt stable on vista.

Yeah you got that right...wish I had never been talked into installing it.

Run a Chkdsk /F and make sure your disk drive doesn't have any errors. 

if your file is corrupted and the auto save file is corrupted also....my guess is the hard drive as someone else suggested. 

What sound card are you using?

Using TC electronic Konnekt 24D.  Seems stable.
Hard drive?  I will run the chkdsk but would a drive problem affect isolated files like that?
I am currently painfully recreating my project by importing the audio recordings from the /audio subfolder into a new project.  Just realized this is a pain when you loop record as all the audio data is in one long file and you cannot tell where individual takes begin.

I have had this error before on X1 and I posted about it in the forum.  I was told that it shows up sometimes if you use simple instrument tracks rather than the full on tracks.  I have since changed to only using full on tracks and will not be using simple instrument tracks anymore.

If you are using simple instrument tracks you should try splitting them into individual, full on tracks (right click, seperate track).

If this bug is still in X2 it needs to be addressed now.

stevec


If memory serves, that "out of disk space" error could be plugin related vs. the core app.   
 
 

There was a work around for this error which was to simply play the project for a few seconds and save again. Always worked for me. However, I have not seen this error in a very long time.
 

stevec


If memory serves, that "out of disk space" error could be plugin related vs. the core app.  
 

I've had that with a couple of 3rd party plugins here....


Running X2 on a dual boot Vista/W7 here

jamie_drum


Using TC electronic Konnekt 24D.  Seems stable.
Hard drive?  I will run the chkdsk but would a drive problem affect isolated files like that?
I am currently painfully recreating my project by importing the audio recordings from the /audio subfolder into a new project.  Just realized this is a pain when you loop record as all the audio data is in one long file and you cannot tell where individual takes begin.

It would be fair to say everything effects everything.

Example you may think of your desktop as a kind application. Actually its directly hooked into your disk drives. and uses windows explorer to do its job. In fact it is windows explorer. To prove this in task manager end it and see what happens.