Hey Tim, You didn't mention what's your usual track/plug count... What plugs? Computer too slow?.. I am still on a dual G4 and I'm yet to see this message (knock on wood :-) )... And may I ask why in the world you have 24-bit recording unchecked =-O ?! Best, Andy At 4:54 PM -0700 4/7/07, Tim McLane wrote: >Can anyone help me? My computer constantly stops saying something >like "Core Audio was not able to process information fast enough" -- >something like that. Here are my settings in audio preferences under >"Drivers": > >I have a Imac G5 OSx version 10.4.9 >PowerMac 8,2 >number of CPUs: 1 >Processor 1.8 GH Power PC G5 >Memory : 2GB DDR SDRAM >Bus Speed: 600 MHz > > > > >Core audio: Diver Motu 828 >enabled >i/o buffer size: 1024 >recording delay: 0 >max number of tracks: 20 > >64 busses (not checked) >Larger Disk buffer (unchecked) >24 bit recording (unchecked) >software monitoring (checked) > > >Process buffer range (large) >Rewire behavior (playback Mode (less CPOU Load) >Maximum Scrub speed (normal) >scrub response: normal > >Any ideas? > >Thanks. > > >t --
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] Need help with a computer stopping
2007-04-08 by Andy Hardwake
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