Guys: i have a projct made in a Mac Pro Tools and now I have the HD I brought from the studio after the mix and want to read the data at home in my PC. I use Windows 2k. Any ideas. A friend told me that maybe there is some kind of program that could help my problem.
Thanks in advance. eFe

Hi there,

I thought that i would post a link to a subject that came up on the mastering forum about burning errors related to Windows XP.
This includes a complete guide about how to install Windows XP correctly on Intel based PC's.

A friend of mine would like to transfer his old cassette tapes into his computer. Unfortunately, since I'm a mac user, I'm not too familiar with any PC recording software. Pro Tools Free won't run on Windows XP. Any recommendations? Thanks.

Hi, I know little about computers. I've had an AMD 2700 computer built for CD burning from masters made on two track reel and/or mini disc. I've decided to get the M-Audio 2496 card for the computer.

I'm working with a PC Pentium IV 2,4 mhz, 1 gb ram, motherboard Intel d845pesv, 2 80 gb ide ata 1333 drives, midisport 4x4 usb midi interface, Echoaudio Gina 20 sound card running Windows XP Professional and i'm permanently having crashes, freezed screens, auto reboot, and so on. What do you advice me to do? What do you consider is the best Windows version for digital audio and midi work?

Hello-

Whats your windows mixer Record Level set at ?

Does anyone out there tweak that?

I don't want to miss out on any signal I could be getting. I saw a screenshot of somebody's in a post the other day and theirs was set twice as high as mine.

Okay, I have a P42Ghz with 512Mgs of ram running a Whizpro BIOS Ver. 1.01 dated 04/02/02 and have installed Windows 2000 Professional. I tried to follow Opus' optimization guide, but to be honest, I never saw the initial screen prompt saying hit F6 to add any third party SCSI devices and drivers, so I couldn't follow his directions and hit F5 at that time to select "Standard PC".

I've been using a DAW - p42ghz, 512mg ram, one 10gig harddrive, and another 80gig hardrive, running Cubase 3.7 with a Lexicon Core 2 interface. Well, I just bought a Delta 1010 for the added inputs and have the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 2000.

Hello I need a windows platform software that acts like dp3 when it comes to doing multiple takes anyone who uses dp3 knows what I am talking about i know SX does multiple takes but the thing is if i do punches on a take it doesn't pull up
the whole take it will give me just whatever section of the take i select i love how on DP3

Over at http://www.CDrinfo.com/forum/default.asp it seems that disabling the windows built-in burning program is a common tweak. This is new to me (like so much else.)

Does anyone else routinely disable the built in writing system as part of their basic configuration?