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Original Message 1/10 31-Jan-02 @ 02:30 PM - what does this mean?

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i've just got a pc package (pentium 4-1.5ghz, 60gb HD, 512sdram, cubase 5.1, Delta 44 sound card)and am having problems with the reverse tool in the audio editor, a message keeps popping up saying 'insufficent space on target disk' and then 'not enough memory for undo' why is this heppening (it cant be my pc specs) and what is the target disk?

bster

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Message 2/10 31-Jan-02 @ 04:54 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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Check out where your programs are storing temporary audio files.. If you've got your disk partitioned into C and D intending to store audio on D and just leaving a small OS partition on C, it could be that your programs are using temporary space on C, and not on D. Thus running C out of space.

Just a guess since you didn't really include enough information ;)

What kind of software are you running, and what's your drive setup look like?

-Craig

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Message 3/10 31-Jan-02 @ 07:33 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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bster, is this the system you got from dv?

when you click on my computer, does it show two hard drives? if so then craig could be right, thing is if all you've got on it is cubase, they would have given you enough room on the partition i think.

what's the size of the audio you're trying to reverse? are you recording 24/96 stereo massive takes?

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Message 4/10 01-Feb-02 @ 09:00 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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yeah my drives are partitioned C= applications\windows, D= audio.
i'm only using Cubase vst5 and its all running on win ME.
the files are small but i cant give u the sizes at mo.
how do i check\change the destination\temporary drive?

cheers

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Message 5/10 04-Feb-02 @ 05:39 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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so how do i check the temporary destination drive and change it. in windows or cubase

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Message 6/10 04-Feb-02 @ 07:03 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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In windows... right click on the My Computer icon, choose: 'Properties' / virtual memory - you can see your C: drive selected as the scratch disk.. it needs spare space on it to work properly, however i've a niggling feeling that this might be something else..... anyways, check your allocated' Virtual memory' disk has free space as this is used for temp files. Don't have VST on this pc right now & I cant remember if there is settings in Cubase to set the temp file space/location

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Message 7/10 04-Feb-02 @ 08:20 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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cheers me dears

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Message 8/10 05-Feb-02 @ 02:20 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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Yeah, I'm thinking more like, Wavelab usually uses windows\temp for it's temp files, and Sonar by default uses a structure in the app's folder. I don't have VST so I can't help you with where to look, but I suspect that your applications are using temp space on the C drive, and are running out of room. Look in the help or in the manual and find out how to change those directories. Set them up to point somewhere on your D drive.

-Craig

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Message 9/10 06-Feb-02 @ 03:58 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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um.. 20GIG spare on my virtual drive thing.- cant be that then?

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Message 10/10 06-Feb-02 @ 09:47 PM - RE: what does this mean?

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Probably not, but it was the only thing I can think of.. Wavelab ran my C drive out of space before I figured out that little tidbit of information ;)

-Craig

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