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Topic: Sonar 3 Producer Problem
Astroboy
Posts: 2853
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I just installed Sonar 3 and the first time that i run it there is a audio hardware test. Onboard is some nforce thing but im using sound blaster live. So it runs the test on the nforce hardware and after a few tests it restarts my computer and then i have to start again. It is called "waveprofiler"

Log file:

[NVIDIAŽ nForce(TM) Audio (1 in, 3 out)]
Name=NVIDIAŽ nForce(TM) Audio
16 bit (2 byte) 11025 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 11025 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 11025 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 11025 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 11025 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 22050 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 22050 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 22050 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 22050 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 22050 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 44100 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 44100 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 44100 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 44100 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 44100 Hz (2 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 48000 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (3 byte) 48000 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
24 bit (4 byte) 48000 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
32 bit (4 byte) 48000 Hz (1 channel) Warning: Open waveIn returned 32
16 bit (2 byte) 48000 Hz (2 channel)

Im guessing this is where it crashes. Is there any way to skip this, there is a skip button but that crashes it too

Even changing this command line?
"C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\SONAR 3 Producer Edition\Sonarpdr.exe"
system
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parabol
Posts: 1740
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Did a quick google and found:

http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.asp?m=44312
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.asp?m=108209&mpage=1&key=𚚱

They're not solutions, but it seems you aren't alone ... except their PCs don't crash.
Tollaz0r!
Posts: 6845
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Try turning off onboard sound in your CMOS if your motherboard allows it, they may get around the testing of it.
Astroboy
Posts: 2854
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Looking in the CMOS now and there isnt a single option for the onboard sound
Fuknukle
Posts: 3731
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
uninstall the nforce drivers dont reboot, run the tests before windows redetects it?
worth a shot
Astroboy
Posts: 2855
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
^nup, thanks tho :)
Astroboy
Posts: 2859
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Bump?
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