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Sun, 24 September 2006 14:25

Slavii
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Re: Clicks. [message #73008 is a reply to message #73005]

Sun, 24 September 2006 14:35

John [1]

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heat and power supply

Steve L. wrote:

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Re: Clicks. [message #73014 is a reply to message #73008]

Sun, 24 September 2006 15:50

Slavii
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I imported the tracks into wavelab and had the same clicks. I don't think
it's heat. Side of computer is open to cool room. Could be power related,
though it's wierd that it just happenend after all this time.

John <no@no.com> wrote:
>heat and power supply
>
>Steve L. wrote:

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Re: Clicks. [message #73017 is a reply to message #73014]

Sun, 24 September 2006 16:17

John [1]

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More wild speculation....

If you are recording and your computer is close to 100% CPU power the
simple checking the cdrom drive can cause clicks and pops at regular
intervals...Also if a hard drive is sharing an IDE channel with a cdrom
and it checks for a cd in the drive then that hard drive cannot be accessed

Steve L. wrote:
> I imported the tracks into wavelab and had the same clicks. I don't think
> it's heat. Side of computer is open to cool room. Could be power related,
> though it's wierd that it just happenend after all this time.
>
> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>> heat and power supply
>>
>> Steve L. wrote:
>

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Re: Clicks. [message #73022 is a reply to message #73017]

Sun, 24 September 2006 19:34

Slavii
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But would this only affect certain tracks or all track? My current project
is nine tracks. and only three are affected. And the old question of why
now all of a sudden after all these years? I'm gonna try pulling out one
of the eds cards to see if it's a power issue (I'm guessing more power will
be availible to remaining eds card). If all is well with one eds card what
are my options ? I have a pretty beefy power supply in it now. I guess
I could try to get an expansion chassis.

John <no@no.com> wrote:
>More wild speculation....
>
>If you are recording and your computer is close to 100% CPU power the
>simple checking the cdrom drive can cause clicks and pops at regular
>intervals...Also if a hard drive is sharing an IDE channel with a cdrom

>and it checks for a cd in the drive then that hard drive cannot be accessed
>
>
>Steve L. wrote:
>> I imported the tracks into wavelab and had the same clicks. I don't think
>> it's heat. Side of computer is open to cool room. Could be power related,
>> though it's wierd that it just happenend after all this time.
>>
>> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>> heat and power supply
>>>
>>> Steve L. wrote:
>>

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Re: Clicks. [message #73137 is a reply to message #73022]

Wed, 27 September 2006 01:48

rick

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i had this happen years ago and it was the power feed to the cd drive.
this was the beginning of the end for the ps. for a temp fix try
switching the power feed to the drive or disconnect it.

On 25 Sep 2006 12:34:49 +1000, "Steve L." <slavii@aol.com> wrote:

>
>But would this only affect certain tracks or all track? My current project
>is nine tracks. and only three are affected. And the old question of why
>now all of a sudden after all these years? I'm gonna try pulling out one
>of the eds cards to see if it's a power issue (I'm guessing more power will
>be availible to remaining eds card). If all is well with one eds card what
>are my options ? I have a pretty beefy power supply in it now. I guess
>I could try to get an expansion chassis.
>
>
>John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>More wild speculation....
>>
>>If you are recording and your computer is close to 100% CPU power the
>>simple checking the cdrom drive can cause clicks and pops at regular
>>intervals...Also if a hard drive is sharing an IDE channel with a cdrom
>
>>and it checks for a cd in the drive then that hard drive cannot be accessed
>>
>>
>>Steve L. wrote:
>>> I imported the tracks into wavelab and had the same clicks. I don't think
>>> it's heat. Side of computer is open to cool room. Could be power related,
>>> though it's wierd that it just happenend after all this time.
>>>
>>> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>>> heat and power supply
>>>>
>>>> Steve L. wrote:
>>>

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Re: Clicks. [message #73156 is a reply to message #73137]

Wed, 27 September 2006 15:04

Slavii
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Registered: September 2006

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I seem to have discovered the trouble. While mixing my last album I had to
get a new dual head pci card. (old matrox agp card died.) Well it was no
problem mixing but it didn't like it when I started tracking pre pro for
our new cd. I bought a ati radeon 7000 agp card to replace the pci card
and all seems well.
I am thinking of getting a used magna pci to pci expansion chassis so I
can add two more monitors and maybee a third eds card.

Thanks to everyone who offered there help. I haden't been to this newsgroup
in quite a while and I was pleased to see I wasn't the only one in the world
still going strong with paris.

Steve L.

rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>i had this happen years ago and it was the power feed to the cd drive.
>this was the beginning of the end for the ps. for a temp fix try
>switching the power feed to the drive or disconnect it.
>
>On 25 Sep 2006 12:34:49 +1000, "Steve L." <slavii@aol.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>But would this only affect certain tracks or all track? My current project
>>is nine tracks. and only three are affected. And the old question of why
>>now all of a sudden after all these years? I'm gonna try pulling out one
>>of the eds cards to see if it's a power issue (I'm guessing more power
will
>>be availible to remaining eds card). If all is well with one eds card
what
>>are my options ? I have a pretty beefy power supply in it now. I guess
>>I could try to get an expansion chassis.
>>
>>
>>John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>>More wild speculation....
>>>
>>>If you are recording and your computer is close to 100% CPU power the

>>>simple checking the cdrom drive can cause clicks and pops at regular
>>>intervals...Also if a hard drive is sharing an IDE channel with a cdrom
>>
>>>and it checks for a cd in the drive then that hard drive cannot be accessed
>>>
>>>
>>>Steve L. wrote:
>>>> I imported the tracks into wavelab and had the same clicks. I don't
think
>>>> it's heat. Side of computer is open to cool room. Could be power related,
>>>> though it's wierd that it just happenend after all this time.
>>>>
>>>> John <no@no.com> wrote:
>>>>> heat and power supply
>>>>>
>>>>> Steve L. wrote:
>>>>
>

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