brian alexander
New member
Hello All, My Pro Tools version 10 no longer saves correctly.
No Save As or Save Copy in. Dialog Box reads:
Could not Save As ("title of session")
because you do not have appropriate
access privileges (-5000) while opening
"dvhhQSRXszfwRHQX"
FIXED:
Found the Fix, Thanks to Greg Welchel, a Los Angeles studio
guru who is a great source of DAW knowledge.
Get "ProTools Pref and Database Helper 2.5" on the internet
or from Greg W. in LA. and load the app to your desktop.
With Pro Tools off:
*Open the 2.5 app on your desktop.
*Check all boxes applicable to your PT version. (mine checked
were the entire left column) and run the software trashing all selected.
*Empty the trash.
*Restart your MAC and open Pro Tools (takes a while to load this time)
*Open Recent and reset your preferences, hardware and check yourI/O
settings. PT will find and re-link tracks.
SAVE AS is normal now. It did not seem to effect the PT 10 software,
very stabile version, except for the reseting of a few prefs to my tastes,
the hardware set up and a few other minor set up functions.
Hope this helps someone else running the older versions of Pro Tools.
No Save As or Save Copy in. Dialog Box reads:
Could not Save As ("title of session")
because you do not have appropriate
access privileges (-5000) while opening
"dvhhQSRXszfwRHQX"
FIXED:
Found the Fix, Thanks to Greg Welchel, a Los Angeles studio
guru who is a great source of DAW knowledge.
Get "ProTools Pref and Database Helper 2.5" on the internet
or from Greg W. in LA. and load the app to your desktop.
With Pro Tools off:
*Open the 2.5 app on your desktop.
*Check all boxes applicable to your PT version. (mine checked
were the entire left column) and run the software trashing all selected.
*Empty the trash.
*Restart your MAC and open Pro Tools (takes a while to load this time)
*Open Recent and reset your preferences, hardware and check yourI/O
settings. PT will find and re-link tracks.
SAVE AS is normal now. It did not seem to effect the PT 10 software,
very stabile version, except for the reseting of a few prefs to my tastes,
the hardware set up and a few other minor set up functions.
Hope this helps someone else running the older versions of Pro Tools.
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