
By trunk
Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:17 pm
Are the rest of you able to load large files (at least 1MB each) directly from your internal HD on the 1000? Because mine can't handle anything of any moderate size. It does fine with single-hit drum sounds, but once you get to about 100k or so, it gives "end of file!!" message when trying to load, or goes into compulsory repeated loops when you hit F5/play.
I searched "end of file!!" on here and most people's issues have been with the CF card--either needing a new one or reformatting. I wondered about reformatting the HD as I'm using a Mac Powerbook G4, but like I said, it plays short sounds fine. Perhaps I should reformat anyway. If so, should I reformat through the MPC itself or through the Powerbook? I remember this being a big issue on the 2000xl but can't remember which host (MPC or computer) to use to reformat!
Kind of sucks b/c it would be nice to actually USE the HD instead of worrying about whether I should bother putting anything on it at all. At this point the only reliable method of loading is the CF card, so I could just use that as a transporter, storing files on the MPC's HD, bouncing them to my laptop HD and then to the CF card. Just another workaround at this point but it's obviously a pain in the a$$.
Any suggestions appreciated,
BG
I searched "end of file!!" on here and most people's issues have been with the CF card--either needing a new one or reformatting. I wondered about reformatting the HD as I'm using a Mac Powerbook G4, but like I said, it plays short sounds fine. Perhaps I should reformat anyway. If so, should I reformat through the MPC itself or through the Powerbook? I remember this being a big issue on the 2000xl but can't remember which host (MPC or computer) to use to reformat!
Kind of sucks b/c it would be nice to actually USE the HD instead of worrying about whether I should bother putting anything on it at all. At this point the only reliable method of loading is the CF card, so I could just use that as a transporter, storing files on the MPC's HD, bouncing them to my laptop HD and then to the CF card. Just another workaround at this point but it's obviously a pain in the a$$.
Any suggestions appreciated,
BG
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