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bigasssuperstar Just Startin' 11 posts since
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Feb 28, 2012 8:54 PM

Pod Farm 1.12 Plugin in Reaper 64: No longer processing audio

Oirginally asked in http://line6.com/support/message/356925#356925 and re-asked here since it was an old thread.

 

No idea if this will bump back up, but I went looking for a solution to a current problem -- and realize I've had it before. Can't figure out how to fix it now.

 

Symptoms:
- Was using Pod Farm 1.12 in Reaper 64 v4.151 under Windows 7 64, with PodXT as the dongle. Love it.

- Tried to switch presets and went BSOD.

- Now Pod Farm won't process audio.


Well, mostly. Mostly completely. The effects don't work. The amps don't work. The meters show audio going through it and the pan and level pots in the Pod Farm GUI work -- just no amp, effects, etc.

 

Solutions I've tried (and more than once, in assorted orders of operation):

- deauthorize/reauthorize PodXT and computer (as explained elsewhere in this thread, my mobo doesn't like doing this, so had to do the Pod deauth/reauth on another machine)

- removed, reinserted Pod Farm on tracks

- uninstall Pod Farm, reinstall Pod Farm

- uninstall Pod Farm, delete directories and files left behind after Line 6 Uninstaller's uninstall, reinstall Pod Farm

- attempt to use Pod Farm in 32 and 64 bit flavors of Reaper

- tried installing Pod Farm using older drivers included in installation, as per suggestions in a thread by this guy, who seemed to be having the same problem: http://line6.com/support/thread/25828

- tried various USB ports on the motherboard (ASUS P7P55D-E)

 

No joy.

 

Thoughts?

  • Line6Don Line 6 Support 5,275 posts since
    Mar 14, 2011

    Have you done any recent software or hardware updates to your computer?

     

    If everything was working correctly since you've had it and than all of the sudden doesn't work there must have been a significant change the software or hardware on your system.

     

    Have you tried using a Windows restore point to go back to a time when you knew everything was working correctly on your system?

     

    Have you tried installing the software onto another computer system and tested it with your POD XT? If not, I would suggest to do so to establish if the problem is based with your computer or not.

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