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MC 6 Initializing Audio Input bug upon start-up
I’ve just recently purchased MC6. Today I installed the software and have discovered an error upon start-up. For some reason the start-up process stops at “intializing Audio Plugins”. I receive an error message and the program is forced to quit.
Any suggestions how to resolve this??
I’ve got a great project I want to start editing and don’t want to be stalled by a technical glitch.
Thanks to those who can help!
David C. Lewis
Editor- Director
DCL Video Productions -
5 Replies
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Did you open and run Avid the very first time as a user with Admin rights and privileges?
Ricky
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Thank you for the reply Ricky.
I’m not sure… so, I guess I’d have to say the answer is “no”, as I don’t remember doing this type of set up.
Can you let me know what I need to do? I am operating on Windows 7 (64-bit) Professional OS.
All the best,
David C. Lewis
Editor- Director
DCL Video Productions -
We just upgraded to MC6 on Win 7 – works great but the first time you launch the app you must do so as a user with Administrator rights. I do not know if this is your problem but is something to try. Unfortunately, if you did not run as user with Admin rights, then I “believe” you must reinstall and do so. Hopefully someone more knowledgable will jump in to help.
Ricky
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Hi Ricky:
As I look over my documentation… I do see that prerequisite. I don’t think I may have done that!
I’ll check with my “computer guy” who may be able to get me through this.
Thanks for your input and suggestion.
David C. Lewis
Editor- Director
DCL Video Productions -
Not sure about the windows side…but on the Mac side a lockup at the initiallizing audio stage could indicate a conflict with a third party Sound program. In my case a convertor called “soundflower” needed to be uninstalled, and then i believe Avid had to be re-installed.
Glenn
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