Topic: Samplitude Internal Error: Multi CPU Bouncing Might Have Failed

[kcmule]

I just started to get this error when doing File > Export Audio (Wav) from a VIP project
in Samplitude 11.  These are going from 24/44 > 16/44 during the export operation.
I've not tried other options yet, just to see if the same error is generated.  This error
seems to occur each time one track ends or the next one begins.  This is happening
at the end of each track, if that matters.  I know this now because the error occured
after the last track in the project.

Exact error message is

Internal Error: Multi CPU Bouncing Might Have Failed Code 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00.

In place of "02" I've also seen 01, 03, and 05 the remainder of the message is the same.
Snapshot of the error also attached.

I've not heard the exported files yet, maybe they sound fine but I don't really want to baby
sit the export process.  I've rebooted the machine, same problem.

Has anyone seen this error before, know what causes it, and how to fix it?

Thanks.

[Church-Audio]

I have never heard of that before what processor are you using as well as operating system?

[kcmule]

Two Intel Xeon 5150 2.66 GHz dual-core processors with Vista Business.


Edit:  64 bit

[kcmule]

Update:

As I'm sitting here thinking what could of changed on my system to introduce
this new error, I recalled that an update for Adobe Flash had been installed
prior to my exporting efforts.

I opened up the control panel and looked for a way to remove just the last
Adobe update but didn't see one available, so I uninstalled the Adobe Flash
application all together this morning and started the export process again.

Upon checking the results today at lunch hour, the entire export process had
completed without error.  So, this evidently was an issue with Adobe Flash
but I've yet to reinstall it to determine if the error returns.

[hi and lo]

wow... Adobe is causing issues? Shocking!!! 

[kcmule]

Well.  Shit.  Just got the error again.  I've not updated/installed adobe anything since the uninstall.

[kcmule]

Problem appears to be solved.


System Options > Performance > Multi CPU Support

Use more than one CPU for audio processing for improved performance.
Disadvantage: may cause incompatibilities with some plugins which rely
on a strict track processing order.


Also from the help:

If you own a system with multiple CPUs, you will be able to get higher performance from
your system for processing audio, provided that you activate this option. However, using
multi-CPU support can lead to incompatibilities with plug-ins that are specifie for a set
track processing series.