can't get SONAR 5 to work???!! Advice needed..
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From: jamm on 13 Feb 2006 08:58 Hello... Ever since I upgraded from Sonar 4 to 5, I've never been able to get Sonar 5 to work properly.. Playback works fine, but if I record a track, it records for about a second, and then the error "Unable to save Entire Recording, The audio disk may be full." This happens every time, and I really don't think the issue is with the audio disk because even after a audio disk clean the same error pops up. I've pretty much ignored this, and have gone back to using Sonar 2 and then importing those files to 5 for mixing.. Well I figure its about time to get this mystery solved so I can really get started with using Sonar 5... I've looked repeated on the cakewalk site for issues and on bulletin boards for similar problems but havent been able to find any answers... (btw I've also already installed the sonar 5.1 patch) Any suggestions?
From: Michael Fanning on 13 Feb 2006 13:08 Try changing the DisRecBufSize value in the aud.ini file found in your Cakewalk/Sonar5 directory. I raised mine to 256 and that fixed the problem. -- MICHAEL FANNING, composer, arranger, producer http://www.soundclick.com/michaelfanning "jamm" <jessepenn(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1139839135.750785.296270(a)f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Hello... > > Ever since I upgraded from Sonar 4 to 5, I've never been able to get > Sonar 5 to work properly.. Playback works fine, but if I record a > track, it records for about a second, and then the error "Unable to > save Entire Recording, The audio disk may be full." This happens every > time, and I really don't think the issue is with the audio disk because > even after a audio disk clean the same error pops up. > > I've pretty much ignored this, and have gone back to using Sonar 2 and > then importing those files to 5 for mixing.. Well I figure its about > time to get this mystery solved so I can really get started with using > Sonar 5... > > I've looked repeated on the cakewalk site for issues and on bulletin > boards for similar problems but havent been able to find any answers... > (btw I've also already installed the sonar 5.1 patch) > > Any suggestions? >
From: Steven Bell on 13 Feb 2006 21:19 I wouldn't hurt to re-run the Wave Profiler: Options/Audio Steven "jamm" <jessepenn(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1139839135.750785.296270(a)f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Hello... > > Ever since I upgraded from Sonar 4 to 5, I've never been able to get > Sonar 5 to work properly.. Playback works fine, but if I record a > track, it records for about a second, and then the error "Unable to > save Entire Recording, The audio disk may be full." This happens every > time, and I really don't think the issue is with the audio disk because > even after a audio disk clean the same error pops up. > > I've pretty much ignored this, and have gone back to using Sonar 2 and > then importing those files to 5 for mixing.. Well I figure its about > time to get this mystery solved so I can really get started with using > Sonar 5... > > I've looked repeated on the cakewalk site for issues and on bulletin > boards for similar problems but havent been able to find any answers... > (btw I've also already installed the sonar 5.1 patch) > > Any suggestions? >
From: Rick Paul on 14 Feb 2006 01:20
Or alternately, just go to Options/Audio then the Advanced tab, and tweak the I/O Buffersize parameter. I think it is the same underlying AUD.INI value anyway, but you can do that one without restarting SONAR to have it take effect to try various values. I had this same problem at one point once my audio track count got very high and I was trying to record more tracks. I raised mine to 512, and I don't think I've had the issue since. I believe, though, that the "audio disk may be full" error message may be a catchall message that gets used in a number of I/O-related cases that SONAR can't diagnose more fully. In the particular case Michael was referencing, and which I've seen, there isn't enough I/O bandwidth allocated to allow it to add the streams related to recording your parts, but I've heard others mention something about it happening if a WAV file gets up over a certain size (I think it was either 2GB or 4GB from memory) where it runs into a Windows OS limitation. I'm guessing it would be more accurate if SONAR just said, "your audio disk may be full, or there could be any number of other things that could be going on, but the bottom line is I can't write your recording to disk." ;-) Rick -- ===================================== Rick Paul Closet Cowboy Music (ASCAP) Web: http://home.earthlink.net/~rickpaul MP3s: http://www.soundclick.com/rickpaul ===================================== "Michael Fanning" <mfanning1(a)cox.net> wrote in message news:0W3If.26918$sA3.11267(a)fed1read02... > Try changing the DisRecBufSize value in the aud.ini file found in your > Cakewalk/Sonar5 directory. I raised mine to 256 and that fixed the > problem. > > -- > MICHAEL FANNING, composer, arranger, producer > http://www.soundclick.com/michaelfanning > > > "jamm" <jessepenn(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > news:1139839135.750785.296270(a)f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... >> Hello... >> >> Ever since I upgraded from Sonar 4 to 5, I've never been able to get >> Sonar 5 to work properly.. Playback works fine, but if I record a >> track, it records for about a second, and then the error "Unable to >> save Entire Recording, The audio disk may be full." This happens every >> time, and I really don't think the issue is with the audio disk because >> even after a audio disk clean the same error pops up. >> >> I've pretty much ignored this, and have gone back to using Sonar 2 and >> then importing those files to 5 for mixing.. Well I figure its about >> time to get this mystery solved so I can really get started with using >> Sonar 5... >> >> I've looked repeated on the cakewalk site for issues and on bulletin >> boards for similar problems but havent been able to find any answers... >> (btw I've also already installed the sonar 5.1 patch) >> >> Any suggestions? >> > > |