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Macintosh HD is not an audio playback volume - Avid Pro ...
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MacPro HD isn't a valid audio recording v ... - Apple
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MacHD>Applications>Utilities. -Select your boot drive (the whole drive, not the volume underneath the drive) -Go to the 'First Aid' tab and select "Repair Disk Permissions". Apple recommends doing this any time you install new software, update your OS or reinstall any software. Databases and Volumes.
Macintosh HD is not an audio playback volume - Avid Pro ...
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Re: Macintosh HD is not an audio playback volume You can do this as a test. Create a new user account and make sure it has administrator privileges. Open pro tools and see if the hardrive can be accessed as a "record" drive in that user account. If it can the permissions on your original user account are screwed up.
Not a valid audio volume Pro Tools - Gearspace.com
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Do some checking on how to format a hard drive for Audio on a Mac. It is either as journaled or not as journaled. Case sensitive may play a part also. It's definitely the fault of the formatting mode chosen. I had the same problem with some of my older drives. ShareReplyQuote 26th February 2008 | Show parent #5 psycho_monkey Moderator
The volume Macintosh HD was found corrupt ... - Apple
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A: Answer: A: The volume Macintosh HD was found corrupt and needs to be repaired. File system check exit code is 8. Your system disk (Macintosh HD) can't be repaired while mounted and active by the OS. You need to repair the disk with Disk Utility while booted into Recovery Mode.
Why does Pro Tools report that my drive is not a valid ...
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April 25, 2014 17:05. We're not exactly sure why this happens, but we're sure it has nothing to do with your Glyph hard drive. Here's how to fix it: In Pro Tools, click on the "Window" drop down menu, and select Workspace or Show Workspace from the drop down menu. Find your Glyph drive in the list on the left, go the A column and click on the letter there.
Macintosh HD volume on desktop issues | MacRumors Forums
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Hello all, Here's a problem that's giving me fits. I just upgraded my mid-2014 Mojave MBP to Catalina. I didn't realize that Catalina now splits your HD into two volumes ("Macintosh HD" and "Macintosh HD - Data") using firmlinks. Ok, no big deal I think, it will be seamless and invisible to the...
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