snow leopard and digi coreaudio?

I can also attest to this. My Mbox Pro is giving me the blinking orange light of death.

I was in such a rush to upgrade (just married and wanted ilife 09 to post websites, wedding pics ..etc).

Now I have a session tonight and need something. If I rolll back to Tiger, what kind of problems am I in for?

I may just buy an Apogee and sell the Mbox Pro for good. Has anyone had luck with Apogee products and Snow Leopard?

Thanks and best of luck to you

Are you using the digi coreaudio plugin for itunes?

My Duet works great with Snow Leopard and Logic 8.

Unfortunately nothing helpful as of yet tylerbrown. There aren't any updates available for digi core audio. Although I do remember a posting about a work aroun, but who knows how stable that is.

I have ditched my digi hardware for a Duet and it's been great.

Best of luck to you. Hopefully they will do something soon!!! it's really taking a while for an update.

- Joel

Isn't PT 8.03 a beta release? Digi says it's not final and to use it with caution.

Tyler, go into the Digi Core Audio Manager application and click "HW Setup" radio button, That's where you can change the project rate. Do this BEFORE you open Logic or any other DAW.

To reiterate what I said on page 1 of this, Core Audio will work in Snow Leopard with DAWs but not other Apple apps such as iTunes, Safari, etc.

Yeah man.. I just discovered the same thing.. This really really *** hard

Snow Leopard and Digi coreaudio manager Pro tools 8.03

The first one work for me. It was the change to 265 buffer size in Digi coreaudio manager's prefs that did the trick.

Originally Posted by neilshah from the DUC
Hey, to help anyone who has this issue. It annoyed the **** out of me until I figured it out. Turns out to be quite easy to fix--these steps take all of 30 seconds:

1) Close iTunes

2) Open the Digi CoreAudio Manager. (This app should be running if you're not using Pro Tools, but want to use the 003 as for other computer audio like iTunes)

*3) Set the Buffer Size in CoreAudio Manager to 256 (this is the main thing for resolving the issue)*

4) Go to System Preferences > Sound and set the output to Digidesign HW (003)

5) Open iTunes, audio should work through the 003

Note: If these steps don't work, try them again after restarting with the 003 connected

Hope this helps anyone looking to fix this issue!

~Neil
http://www.neilshah.com
Quote:
Originally Posted by DigiTechSupt
And, if after all that, you're still having problems, try this:

Quit out of all open applications.

Trash the following preference files:

1. Mac HD > Users > (Your User Name) > Library > Preferences > com.apple.systempreferences.plist (delete this file)
2. Mac HD > Users > (Your User Name) > Library > Preferences > com.apple.audio.AudioMIDISetup.plist (delete this file)
3. Mac HD > Users > (Your User Name) > Library > Preferences > com.digidesign.CoreAudioManager.plist (delete this file)
4. Mac HD > Users > (Your User Name) > Library > Preferences > ByHost > com.apple.systempreferences.xxxxxxxxxxxx.plist (delete this file)

Empty the trash, restart.

DON'T DO IT. I JUST DID LOADED SNOW LEOPARD AND I NOW CANNOT USE DIGI CORE AUDIO. TYPICAL OF THE IDIOTS AT AVID.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I got a new Mac Pro (with Snow Leopard, etc.) AND a Digi 003 w/ ProTools yesterday. After installing everything, I couldn't get the 003 to play iTunes, until just now.. setting the buffer size to 256 in the CoreAudio Manger did the trick!

Woo Hoo!