EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

From: "spacerunner.rm" <SpaceRunner@...>

hi group,

we have a strange behaviour since I reinstalled logic on a PC running
windows 2000 (until a few weeks ago, we hav win98 installed and
didn\ufffdt have this problem):

when enabling record on a audio track, it takes up to 20 secs for the
track to be ready for recording.

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Hi Charles,

You probably need to change your hard disk format from FAT32 to NTFS...

This was something that came up when the newer Windows OS came out. Emagic's
response 'fix' was to you to change the disk formatting.

None of my other audio software programs have this problem. :^(


Danny

> From: "spacerunner.rm" <SpaceRunner@...>
> we have a strange behaviour since I reinstalled logic on a PC running
> windows 2000 (until a few weeks ago, we hav win98 installed and
> didn\ufffdt have this problem):
>
> when enabling record on a audio track, it takes up to 20 secs for the
> track to be ready for recording.

Danny <simpsond@...> wrote:
> You probably need to change your hard disk format from FAT32 to
> NTFS...
>
> This was something that came up when the newer Windows OS came out.
> Emagic's
> response 'fix' was to you to change the disk formatting.
>
> None of my other audio software programs have this problem. :^(

And make sure you don't mix FAT32 and NTFS file systems. (ie C:\ drive NTFS
and D:\ FAT32)

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, "Oblivian | Bacteria AS" 
<oblivian@b...> wrote:
> > From: "spacerunner.rm" <SpaceRunner@r...>
> > we have a strange behaviour since I reinstalled logic on a PC 
running
> > windows 2000 (until a few weeks ago, we hav win98 installed and
> > didn´t have this problem):
> >
> > when enabling record on a audio track, it takes up to 20 secs for 
the
> > track to be ready for recording.
> 
> Danny <simpsond@u...> wrote:
> > You probably need to change your hard disk format from FAT32 to
> > NTFS...
> >
> > This was something that came up when the newer Windows OS came 
out.
> > Emagic's
> > response 'fix' was to you to change the disk formatting.
> >
> > None of my other audio software programs have this problem. :^(
> 
> And make sure you don't mix FAT32 and NTFS file systems. (ie C:\ 
drive NTFS
> and D:\ FAT32)

thanks for helping guys!

although I just accidently posted this message into the exs forum 
(was ment for the logic forum itself), I greatly appreciate your 
help. 

changing the file system from FAT32 to NTFS solved the problem 
instantly. Also (just to mention), I didn´t even have to change the 
file system on all disks, it aready worked after I changed the system 
on our audio drive (I anyway converted all other drives too, just to 
make sure).