Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Mahesh Babu G's post on October 16, Hey Mahesh,. Thank you so much for replying to Darrell's question! I was having the exact same issue, code-7 initialization error, loading my Pro-Tools application.
I followed "Method 1" and went through a process of elimination after following the steps of how to place my computer in a "Clean Boot" state. I found that my "Browser Manager" was the program clashing with Pro-Tools.
So once again, thank you a million times! My recording life is back in business! In reply to GeorgeChristian's post on December 26, While playing back Pro Tools 11 and listening to audio from the internal headphone output from a MacBook Pro computer, if the headphones are unplugged a error may occur. If the headphones are disconnected while Pro Tools is idle and not playing back, audio may no longer come out of the speakers on the MacBook Pro.
To resolve this, either plug the headphones back in to continue monitoring audio, or restart Pro Tools to hear audio from the built-in speakers on the MacBook Pro. This is likely to be on a Windows machine. Download and install the driver for your audio interface download drivers for Avid interfaces. Hold the N key down immediately after launching until the Playback Engine window opens to select your device. If the same error occurs, Avid recommend you try the following Right-click the Speaker Icon you can see on the lower right side of your screen.
Then, click Playback Devices. Do the same in the Recording tab beside Playback on top of the dialogue box After all the Playback and Recording devices are disabled, try to run Pro Tools First again. If it runs, you can enable all the sound devices again. Although the error is most likely to happen in Pro Tools First, it can happen in other versions of Pro Tools when it cannot find an audio interface.
One user with Pro Tools Finally, re-activate the correct audio device and drivers and it worked fine. Please choose another audio device. Their fix was to go to Playback devices on the Windows toolbar and make sure the Apollo was enabled. Then go into Recording devices and make sure the Apollo was disabled. The most likely reason that an AAE Error would pop up is that you have an out-of-date plugin in your plugin folder.
More specifically a bit plugin in a 64bit version of Pro Tools. Prior to Pro Tools 10 all plugins, as well as Pro Tools, were bit code. Pro Tools 11 was the first version of Pro Tools that was bit and so this error was very common in the early days of Pro Tools However, it is possible to install an older bit plugin and so trigger this error message.
The solution to a Pro Tools AAE Error message, is to make sure you have the latest version of all your plugins installed. This is a weird one as the suggestion in the error message is completely misleading.
Either way, what this may actually mean is that Pro Tools is looking for a missing file or drive, which might occur if the session's storage device becomes unmounted. The advice is that you ensure the session's storage volume is still available, and then quit and relaunch Pro Tools. There is no way to adjust AAE's preferred size.
There are usually two main ways Pro Tools reports errors DAE can't get audio from the disk fast enough. Your disk may be too slow or too fragmented.
The leading cause of the error is recording, playing back, or bouncing to a drive that is literally "too slow or too fragmented". A lot of the advice relates to older computer systems with Firewire or USB drives etc. In my experience errors come up at the point Pro Tools cannot get all the data on and off the session drive fast enough.
That can be because the data is too fragmented, ie bits of the audio file are spread across the drive, but again things have moved on so much that fragmentation isn't always the issue. Also, the reasons for error messages can be many and varied, but can include the fact that the computer is too busy to serve Pro Tools in a timely manner, which could be background applications running and so on.
Disk too slow or too fragmented" is a variation on the same problem but in this case, it is the PCI bus that is getting clogged up so that Pro tools can't get the data fast enough. Disk Cache came to Pro Tools Vanilla in version Even so, it is still possible to get errors with Disk Cache. Avid recommends that you wait until Disk Cache has finished caching the timeline to begin playback.
Check your Disk Cache settings. Some users have reported that if it is set to Normal Pro Tools can still produce or errors. Increasing the Disk Cache to say 10GB providing you have the memory for it may resolve the problem. Look at any application that might be scanning drives creating catalogs etc, as they will make the hard drive have to work harder.
Spotlight indexing has been found to cause "disk too slow" errors while recording in Pro Tools. You can disable Spotlight indexing:. Audio tracks with lots of edits, as can be created when using Beat Detective, can also cause errors.
Bounce to disk, Consolidate, or using Track Commit all can help. If you have a lot of tracks in a session then consider splitting your audio tracks up across multiple drives to prevent this error. Partitioning large drives into volumes no larger than around 9 gigs in size can help prevent fragmentation. What do I do to take a shot at fixing this? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse.
Details required :. Cancel Submit. In reply to Hunkee's post on April 6, These are just ideas about getting back to 7. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. This site in other languages x. Once you are in the right place, look for the Digidriver logo a lowercase white d on top of an oval blue background and double-click on it. This step will ensure that your computer can detect and run the device drivers necessary to locate and use the hardware connected to your PC.
There is a possibility that Digidriver could fail to update the device drivers for your hardware, or that Pro Tools could still fail to locate your hardware interface. If this happens, then you will need to manually install the drivers yourself.
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