Chris Hocking
April 4th, 2008, 03:17 AM
Hi Everyone,
Recently, for some reason, Final Cut Pro 6.0.2 has randomly stopped giving me any audio playback! Everything will be working fine, and then suddenly (mostly after a render of the timeline, but sometimes just completely out of the blue), it won't play any audio when you play back the timeline. The audio meters are completely flat. They show nothing. Checking the audio playback settings, everything seems fine... A restart of Final Cut Pro fixes the problem... But it's a pain, as you can imagine...
This has never happened before... Not sure why it's happening now, as I haven't done any updates recently that I can remember...
I use a Protools Mbox (1st Generation) to playback the audio, but this is what I've always done, so I don't think that's the issue. Changing to the internal sound-card doesn't seem to fix it anyway...
Anyone else having similar problems?
At first I though I was just pressing some kind of "mute" shortcut in Final Cut Pro, but that doesn't seem to be the issue...
I'm hoping it's just a 6.0.2 bug that will be fixed in the next update, but who knows!
Very strange...
Chris!
Recently, for some reason, Final Cut Pro 6.0.2 has randomly stopped giving me any audio playback! Everything will be working fine, and then suddenly (mostly after a render of the timeline, but sometimes just completely out of the blue), it won't play any audio when you play back the timeline. The audio meters are completely flat. They show nothing. Checking the audio playback settings, everything seems fine... A restart of Final Cut Pro fixes the problem... But it's a pain, as you can imagine...
This has never happened before... Not sure why it's happening now, as I haven't done any updates recently that I can remember...
I use a Protools Mbox (1st Generation) to playback the audio, but this is what I've always done, so I don't think that's the issue. Changing to the internal sound-card doesn't seem to fix it anyway...
Anyone else having similar problems?
At first I though I was just pressing some kind of "mute" shortcut in Final Cut Pro, but that doesn't seem to be the issue...
I'm hoping it's just a 6.0.2 bug that will be fixed in the next update, but who knows!
Very strange...
Chris!