As you can see from my details, I have a pretty old PT system, but it works pretty good for what I do. The only issue I occasionally have is the 'System Held off Interrupts for too Long - try increasing the hardware buffer size' error. I never get the error at 512 samples. Occasionally at 256 samples and pretty frequently at 128 or 64 samples.

I have 4 processors selected for RTAS processors and CPU usage limit of 99%. Over the years I have messed around with the number of processors and CPU usage limit, but without much effect. I looked at my driver version for the DIGI002 rack in Control Panel/Sounds and Audio devices and it is version 7.4. O Quarto Do Despejo Download on this page. 0.309 dated. I noticed the most recent version available from Avid (for the 002) is version 9.0.2.65 dated March 11, 2011.

I don't know if this version is for Windows XP SP3 which I am running, or if the hardware buffer size error has anything to do with the 002 or it's drivers. Any pros/cons of updating my DIGI002 drivers to the latest Avid offers? No deep comment here, but I would try increasing RTAS CPUs to 5 just to see if that helps overall--it likely won't help with this problem, but you have 6 cores in that CPU you can try throwing 5 of them at plugins. What FireWire card do you have? The interrupt error is often associated with Firewire.

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Move any storage or other peripherals off FireWire. Get a new USB or similar interface. Try upgrading drivers, sure if it's supported--it is trivial to go back. Post a Sandra report and we can see if anything else is obvious. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk. Thank you for the response Darryl.

I just created a new session with 1 mono audio track and 1 stereo master fader. Imported (using copy) a single audio track from another session. No plugins on any track. Tried hardware buffer size of 256 samples and it plays back for about 20 seconds before throwing the error message. 48k, 24 bit session. CPU utilization of 5% or less. No other applications running.

Have done all of the Avid recommended optimizations. There is one external HDD connected to my firewire card, but the device is off. I only turn it on when not using PT and do some backups to it. Vendor Es Mucho Mas Pdf Writer. I am not sure which firewire card I have (it came with a Sweetwater build I had long ago and have it installed in my current rig, so I assume they used an approved one). Download Free Template For Kompozer Review. Per device manager it says 'Texas Instruments OHCI compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller'.

I may try installing the latest DIGI002 drivers, as I have already downloaded them. I presume I could successfully roll back to previous drivers if they don't work, and I also just made a backup image of my OS drive using Acronis True Image Home.

As for the Sandra report, my PT computer is not connected to my home network, so I will probably have to download the program on my main computer and run it on the PT rig, if it works that way? Looking at CPU utilization is not likely to tell you much, and it's low as expected with no plugins instantiated. The #CPU comment was more a general suggestion for large CPU hungry sessions. TI FireWire chipset is good and the main question I had. A Sandra report would still be nice. Just download the Sandra installer and move to your DAW PC and you can copy back the Sandra report or copy and paste the text you need into any app.