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Old 26th August 2005, 09:38 AM   #1
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PT Session must be on a audio record volume question

this one is for a friend of mine...who is running pro tools 6.9 on an ibook with an mbox...haha i know...i know......anyhoo...he recently asked me this question...when he opens up a session and tries to save anything he gets "Session must be on a audio record volume".....as far as i know...he's recording to a firewire drive that has done him fine...even if he is recording to the internal drive of the mac...is there anything....after the upgrade to pt 6.9 that would have changed on him preventing to save...and giving him this error? personally i have not upgraded to 6.9 yet...but i may be on my way there in the future....although with 6.1 im doing fine currently...so not yet........thanks for all the help guys.

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He should go into the 'workspace' and change the drive he's trying to record onto to 'r' in the audio column. If he gets an error, he needs to reformat the drive. I'd suggest using the apple disk utility (assuming it's a mac).

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Old 26th August 2005, 10:51 PM   #3
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listen i am not PT user but here goes:
i was working at this studio (also running an m-box) the other day and the operator ran exactly into this error after upgrading to whatever latest version (6.9 i think).
he had to reinstall PT from scratch but stayed away from 6.9.
iirc he even formatted and reinstalled his mac os before that.
anyways, we were able to record after he did the reinstall
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Jan nailed it on the head. Just switch it to readable in the workspace window. If it still doesn't work, chances are the drive is formatted for DOS, or damaged.
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the drive seems to be fine...it is a mac ibook... he tried switching it in the workspace to Record and playback....but every time he tried..the error popped up again. he is currently running tiger...any other suggestions? thanks for all the suggestions so far!

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Old 30th August 2005, 12:22 PM   #6
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If your friend is running 6.9 on Tiger and not 6.9.2 then that (most likely) is the source of his problem. I ran into the same problem, downloaded 6.9.2................................... life is good again!

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