Audobe Audition 2.0

I have Adobe Audition 2.0 on discs. I recently purchased a new laptop and it does not have a disc drive. Is there anyway to download 2.0 ; I have the serial number for the discs?
Thanks

The external USB DVD drive will play and record all types of disc, CD Audio, CD Data, DVD Video, DVD Data. So indispensable for any laptop that comes without a built in disc drive.
So with one of those you will be able to install Audition from the original discs and any other programme.

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Audition sample rate mismatch

I have been using Audobe Audition 2.0 for a number of years, and now have upgraded hardware and software (Windows 7 running on a new good spec 64bit Dell), with the intention of running CS6.
Unfortunately when I go to record, using the same linein as previously, I get the following message:
"Sample rate of the audio input and output devices do not match. Audio cannot be recorded until this is corrected."
I think I know what it means, and have ensured (as far as I am aware) that the sound card is set to 44100, 16bit, the same as the settings on Audition, or appear to. So what have I missed. (I do know XP better than 7).
Many thanks
Peter G

You also have to set the sample rate in the Windows Sound control panel. Select your audio source in the Windows Sound Recording panel and click on Properties. GO to the Advanced tab to make sure that the sample rate is set correctly there as well as everywhere else. Hopefully that should sort the problem. This is an extra vaguery of Windos 7 audio drivers.

X120e audio issues

Greetings,
I have an x120e that I bought in August (8GB Ram upgade). I have been having some audio issues whilst doing some light audio editing in Audobe Audition (CS 5.5) and listening to music.
When my internal speakers are playing sound, it frequently occurs that the sound quality turns to crap. It sounds like the bitrate has fallen to the lowest possible setting. It sounds like it is only playing out of the right channel mainly, and is similiar to if my computer was inside of a metal bucket. I've tried updating the sound driver, but even after I downloaded it, and installed it, the driver date for the device is still old.
The music files I am playing back and editing are large and generally uncompressed. Could this have something to do with it?
Any help would be much appreciated as I am editing videos on this machine, and it is difficult to edit if the sound quality is poor.
Cheers,

Hi El_Capitan
1. How about playing the sound with an external speakers or headphone?
2. Go to Start, Control Panel, Sound, under Playback tab, double-click Speakers, go to Advanced, under Default Format, choose the highest, click Apply and OK. (Repeat the steps for Headphones and Microphone)
Does the following steps help?
Have a nice day!
Peter
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Cassette player meters peg on playback

I've got an Audigy SE newly installed on my XP running desktop. It replaces the on-board sound card and sounds great. But I just hooked up my Yamaha cassette deck to record old cassettes into my Adobe Audition editing program, and when I press "play" the meters on the Yamaha peg. When I unplug the cable from the blue jack on the sound card, the meters function normally. The audio does not seem to be affected, but something is definitely going back down the line from the sound card to the tape deck. Any Ideas? Thanks!
Rollinrec

Hello Guru and thanks for the reply. I agree it looks like a ground loop, but I get no feedback, and if the playback is affected, it is subtle, since there is no way to a-b. I can tell you that even if I disconnect the connection to the output to the amp and speakers, the problem does not go away. And as I record the signal into Audobe Audition, the wave form looks normal. If I unplug the Yamaha deck from the computer, the meters (LEDs of course)?return to normal function, showing a nice healthy level, and not pegging. I'm going to drop another deck in there and see what happens. I'll be back. Thanks again. [email protected]

Newb needs your expertise

So I came across Logic Studio and have been going through the razer sharp learning curve, but now I am stuck. I bet it's something SOOOOOO simple. Here it goes....
I am recording audio on audio tracks to much success. On separate software tracks in the arrange window I was able to record using the piano roll to add some convincing percussion. I went back and tried to record again on the percussion software instrument tracks but I cannot!
When I select the track (and highlight the R button) in the arrange window it shows in the Inspector and I can hear the notes. When I press record as usual the measuring ruler turns red as it should but there is no recording.
PLEASE - I know there must be some box checked/ unchecked function...what is the issue?
Thanks!
j
I come from an Audobe Audition background and I'm trying to give logic a chance.

good idea, I posted there and the mod was awesome at first but the answer didn't work and was only valid in older versions of logic.
i guess i could just trash and reinstall the whole thing, but that sounds so crazy when it's gotta be something easily switchable

Steps to troubleshoot and get past common problems with Audition

When you encounter a problem with Audition, the following steps are often useful for getting past the problem and/or determining the cause of the problem:
1. Hold down SHIFT while you launch Audition
     This overrides the preference files and launches Audition using the default settings.
2. Manually rename or delete the preferences folder
     Step 1 only overrides certain preference files, while others such as Workspace preference files, may be the cause of the problem. Depending on your OS, locate the "5.0" folder in the location below and rename it or delete it.
     Windows XP: C:\Document and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Adobe\Audition\5.0\
     Windows Vista/7: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Audition\5.0\ *
     Mac OS X: ~\Library\Preferences\Adobe\Audition\5.0\ **
          * "AppData" may be a hidden folder. You can type it into the location bar, or enable "Show Hidden Files" in Windows.
          ** This is your user-level Library folder, not the system-level tree.
3. Check your Audition Log.txt file
     To enable a log file with CS 5.5, you must create an empty file in your preferences folder called "Audition Log.txt" using notepad, text edit, or any other editor. After you create this file, launch Audition and if it fails, open and/or share the log file for more specific information about what's happening.
4. Check the Operating System console or error log
     Both OS X and Windows can track application errors, and if the problem is occurring outside of the application code - a driver conflict, for example - then the OS error report may be more informative than what we can get from the application.
     OS X: launch /Applications/Utilities/Console.app   Clear the view, then launch Audition and note any error messages that appear.
     Windows: launch Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer > Windows Logs > Application then launch Audition and note any error messages that appear.
5. Re-install Audition
     If at this point, nothing has resolved the issue or the error logs are inconclusive, it's a good time to uninstall Audition, reboot, and reinstall Audition.
6. Obtain the full crash dump and send it to the Adobe team
     So you've walked through all the above steps, you've disconnected any external hardware interfaces to rule out any device or driver conflicts, and you've exhausted the basic troubleshooting steps. Visit http://forums.adobe.com/thread/900619 and follow the steps for your OS that Charles has documented to best obtain a full crash memory dump for Audition, and send that to [email protected] with a description of the problem and the steps you've taken, and we'll take a look.

Firstly yes these are common problems and secondly hopefully they will be fixed with updated software 2.1 which is due for release this coming Firday!

ISE 1.2 - Posture Detail Assessment - enforcement audit mode report not show status for non-compliant

ISE 1.2 - Posture Detail Assessment - enforcement audit mode report not show status for non-compliant.
- For old version 1.1.4 it can be reported for non-compliant, How can I generate report for this?
Thanks
Kosin Usuwanthim

It used to be in there (id 226635 is the last one with it); should I clean it up a bit and put it back with a bit more of a disclaimer?

How to open .AC3 files in Audition CS5.5

As the latest Adobe Audition 5.5 does not have the codec/plugin for opening .AC3 files, I need to download and install the latest QuickTime player for the required codec/plugin.
However, after installing the QuickTime Player, Audition 5.5 seemed to open the .AC3 file I've selected but the whole duration of the AC3 file is blank and has nothing in the waveform. I could not hear anything during the playback.
The fact is that when the AC3 file is playing through the Windows Media Player 12 with AC3Filter, the file can be heard and has no error.
Does anyone know the solution to this issue?

The D7000 was first supported in Camera Raw 6.3.
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
CS5 shipped with Camera Raw 6.0 and is compatible through to Camera Raw 6.7
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
Download and install Camera Raw 6.7 and you'll have D7000 Raw support
Win: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5371
Mac: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5372

5.1 Surround Export from Audition Gives "Header Error" in Premiere

Hello - I have a finished surround mix that has been exported to 5 mono stems that I need to use for a DVD. In Audition CC 2014 I created a new multitrack session and selected the, "Surround Stems for Video Master" template. I verified that all stems are playing on the audio meter and then selected Export / Multitrack Mixdown / Entire Session. In the export window I selected Wave PCM, 48000 Hz, 5.1, 16 Bit. The resulting file for the 2:15:00 project is 4.8 GB. It plays fine in Finder and VLC. When I try to import the 5.1 Wave file into Premiere CC 2014 I get an error that says, "The file cannot be opened because of a header error."
In Audition I have RF64 support selected. Is this possibly a file size issue being over 4 GB? If I set in and out points in Audition and use the same export settings the file imports into Premiere successfully. I need to use the full quality of the audio file when I export the Dolby AC3 file from Premiere so I do not want to compress this. Is there any setting that I can change in Premiere? Has anyone else had success importing a surround file that is larger than 4GB on a Mac?
Thank you!
Specs: iMac, 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7, latest OS, latest versions of Adobe CC (PP 8.0, Audition 7.0)

I've had the same issue. Export audio to a MOV or AVI file format in Audition or audacity. They are movie containers, but hold audio as well, and will get past the 4gb file size limit.
Unfortunately, you cannot export back out of Premiere to audition straight out. You will have to do one of the following to get it to work how you want:
1. Blade at several points along your initial clips, and then edit in audition (the new spare files will be in place and will work just fine).
2. Use the MOV or AVI audio to replace the audio in the session once you get there.
On the send back to premiere, you'll have to conform to MOV or AVI audio PCM. Its a bit more work than most are used to, as you'd expect it to "know" the file is too big, but it really cannot tell from the container. If a limit of a file is about an hour of audio at 96k32bit float, then they could hard limit that by seconds count, and switch to using MOV instead, which would still function normally, and they wouldn't have to do anything else. Or they could add support for W64 and larger formats.

Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close.

I have been using Audition 2.0 on this computer for quite some time and suddenly now when I open it, I get the cryptic error dialogue:
"Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. For more information about this error, click here."
When I click for more information, it's something useless like:
AppName: audition.exe AppVer: 2.0.5306.2 ModName: unknown
ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 65726168
Nothing on my computer has changed. There are no viruses. I have not added any new audio plug-ins. I am completely up to date with all critical Windows XP SP3 updates and none have been downloaded and installed recently anyway.
I searched the knowledgebase and found a document that suggesting many things to try. I tried them all, including running the Windows hard disk "check disk" tool with options to fix file system errors and recover bad sectors. I also defragmented the hard drive. Lastly, I completely uninstalled Audition, then manually deleted any remaining files, including registry entries as suggested in another knowledgebase article.
I then re-installed Audition 2.0 and it did exactly the same thing! This it maddening. Now it gets even more interesting. I discovered that if I start up the
Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit that Adobe Audition installed also, then try to launch Audition from the toolkit, IT STARTS CORRECTLY! I can then close the toolkit and use it like normal. Weird work-around.
What the heck could possibly be going on? Anyone have any ideas? I've attached the error log file that is generated by the error but I doubt it will be of much help.
Thanks!
Steve in Chicago

stevefoobar2: I may have found a solution for you.
I had the same thing happen to me today. I was using Audition 2 this morning without any problems. But this afternoon, it started giving me the exact same error with no apparent reason. Nothing on my system had changed.
So I uninstalled it and installed Audition 3 in its place. Audition 3 continued to have the same problem that Audition 2 had, so we can assume that this is not something that was changed between versions.
But my attention was brought to the fact that you and I are both running Windows XP SP3 fully up-to-date. So I thought I'd try seeing it from the angle of a problem with Windows instead of Audition, and see if I didn't get a better result -
First, I logged on to Windows as Administrator. This may or may not be required, but you'll probably want to do it just in case (you'll see what I mean later). At this point, Audition still crashed the same way when I opened it, so I moved on to my next troubleshooting strategy -
Instead of opening Audition directly, I right-clicked the Audition icon and selected "Run as..." This may seem odd since I was already logged in as Administrator, but it proved to be the solution in my case.
In the "Run As" diolog, there are two main options: run as current user, or run as another user.
Since I was already logged in as Administrator, I could safely select the first option (run as current user). But here's the catch: selecting the first option allowed me to UNcheck the box underneath that says "Protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity" (see the attached picture)
Audition opened without any problems when I did this.
This makes me think that one of the Windows security features suddenly decided to block something that Audition was trying to do, crashing the program in the process. By turning off this security feature, the problem was solved. And I only had to do it once. Every time afterwards, Audition has opened without any problems when I simply open it from my desktop. Perhaps Windows now remembers not to block Audition in the future.
However, I have not restarted my computer yet, or logged off as Administrator. You may need to tweak this solution if you plan to do either of these things. You may end up having to "Run as" Audition every time you restart your computer or log off. You may even need to select the SECOND option, and run the program as Administrator with the appropriate password.
Anyway, this was the only post I could find on Adobe.com concerning this problem, so I thought I'd post my solution in case it helped someone else.

Can I view video in analog form from Audition? and if so what version?

I am using Pro 1.5 and Audition 1.5 and I would like to use the multitrack audio out along with the (analog) video output to a projector. I can't see it in Audition and from reading I thought there might be a way to link PRO and AUD to get it done. Is there a way?

Well, you've found all I was hoping for you and better. Those upstarts over at Reaper... so much less programming overhead (and probably no free time either!). Hopefully Adobe will "catch up" someday, but one thing Reaper can't do is offer inter-program compatability between Premiere, Audition, etc. That's the sort of features that slow down direct-to-monitor previews but strenthen the larger picture.
Anyway, glad you found that and good success to you.

Audit Data in BI Publisher Standalone

Hi:
I'm trying to audit who/what/when BI reports are run and I've got the BI Publisher user from XDO_USER_NAME but I need to find out what report is being run. I don't know of an existing XDO parameter or anything else that has that. So I'm trying to set it in the .rtf file as a parameter and get that as an argument to a report trigger but it's not working. Assuming I have the parameter defined in the data template, the .rtf and the database package, what's wrong with the following format (or is it just not possible to do what I want to do?)?
Thanks
The parameter in the .rtf file is defined as:
<?param@begin:rpt_name;’”numUnsuccAuthnsDT.rtf”’?>And I see it in the report page by using
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<dataTrigger name="insertAuditData" source="BI_DataTemplateRT.insertAuditData(:rpt_name)"/>And the BI_DataTemplateRT package has a function:
FUNCTION insertAuditData(rpt_name varchar) RETURN BOOLEAN;

See the following blog posts from Kan:
http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/entry/how_to_audit_and_monitor_bi_pu
http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/entry/how_to_visualize_your_audit_da
http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/entry/11_1_1_5_new

Unable to get the composite instance for the invocation. This could be because instance has not yet been created or because the audit level for the SOA infra has been set to Off

I am on Oracle 11.1.1.7 BPM suite on W8 64 bit. I can't launch the flow trace and get the error "Unable to get the composite instance for the invocation. This could be because instance has not yet been created or because the audit level for the SOA infra has been set to Off". I have set the audit level to development at the soa-infra>SOA Administration> Common Properties > Audit level set to development and Capture Composite Instance State is Checked.
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Thanks

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Unable to capture Exchange Mailbox Auditing events for email creation

We are looking to capture Owner mailbox auditing events using the native Exchange 2013 auditing tools (Search-MailboxAuditLog). I have auditing enabled with all actions for Owner, and capture items performed via Outlook, except for new emails created.
If I create new emails via OWA, I am able to capture the event, but as soon as I go back to Outlook and create a new message, I don’t see anything audited. I also tried this is our Dev environment and seeing the same behavior. Has anyone else experience this
behavior?

Hi,
I have a test in my environment. If I create a message on Outlook as a owner, the mailbox audit logging can't record it.
If I create a message on Outlook as a delegate, when using the Search-MailboxAuditLog cmdlet to search the audit log, it will be displayed as follows:
The operation is "SendAs", not "Create".
Hope this can be helpful to you.
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Licensing stopped working CS2 Adobe Audition

So I'm having similiar problems the other guy had with Photoshop CS3 where the window pops up and tells me to activate the software. So I follow the dialogue and then I get a window that says it's unable to acitvate the software at this time and to call the phone activation (error code 93:-12). The nice lady in tech support told me, and I kid you not, that your licensing software has stopped working because you are using CS2 and we are currently in version CS4, you'll need to upgrade in order to continue using your software. Of course I was outraged, but I know she can't help me and knows nothing past what her superiors or computer screen tells her, so I thank her and hang up. My brother, who used to work at Adobe before they fired everyone in tech support and outsourced everything to India, told me start a thread on here. I really think it's just a licensing software issue, but I don't know how to fix it. I tried finding that flexnet folder, but I got nothing. FYI, Audition WAS working about 2 weeks ago, about the time I was having troubles with Premiere Pro CS3 (which now works thanks to lots of tinkering, which might have broken Audition). I just need a copy of Master Suite CS4

I just sent this email to friends who are Adobe users. This posting may get this thread put into a black hole someplace, but I don't care.
Just had a little problem with an Adobe program I had, Photoshop CS2. I had gone thru an XP restore and then back again. That process lost my Photoshop CS2 program activation. A window popped up that instructed me to reauthorize it by pressing the appropriate window button, up came error: 93:-12, and a message to get activation via telephone. When I called, I found that they could not give me the code. Could not....could not....how about WOULD NOT?
I Googled on error: 93:-12, and found a number, not great yet, of people who were having a similar experience and who were getting the identical responses from Adobe. I spent the last few days trying to get answers on this. I made about 6 phone calls to them trying to get help and answers. First of all, I just got Photoshop CS4. Please note that they do not advertise or advise of any incompatibility with CS2 programs. Anyway, here are some answers gathered from 4 - 5 tech support people in India:
* CS4 is not compatible with earlier versions and you cannot have both on...well, I did for several days till I lost authorization via performing and XP restoration.
* I must update all my CS2 programs to new Adobe programs for $$$.
* I can try reinstalling, but that may not work, and that is too bad.
* There is limited life to Adobe products and after an undefined time, they will not be activated by Adobe.
* Their servers were changed to not allow activation of older products because they are overwhelmed with blah, blah, blah.
* They cannot manually provide me with the code to put in the appropriate spaces on my desktop form because they don't have any programing available to generate these keys!
* The programs we have had many updates and this makes it impossible to activate their operation.
These, so-called "Tech Support" responses are laughable. This is all obviously BS, and, I think, illegal. Can you imagine purchasing a car, whose ignition lock can become inoperable after 3 - 5 years, and then be told to buy a new car to work on the new roads and streets!
One of their excuses was that they were overwhelmed by customers with "old programs" and cannot afford the resources to devote to activation of our programs. I hope you realize that there are unscrupulous people out there providing "code generators" that illegally activate Adobe programs. If these people have the resources, why cannot Adobe just post a teenie-weenie little "code generator" file for all to use. After all, according to them, the programs are obsolete anyway?
I hope you understand, that you and I, and millions of other may be denied the operation of legal, paid-for programs that will work perfectly, but for which Adobe refuses to supply operational activation. They are willfully and consciously denying us the use of program we purchased from them. Only one day after I did a system restore, the program was too old to be "supported," that is, by the simple act of permitting us to use the program we already paid for. We aren't asking for free support, but the right to use what we paid for. All you have to do is get a new hard disc, or new computer, and programs only 3 - 5 years old, that previously had worked flawlessly, will be turned off by Adobe.
If you have his problem, or have it in the near future, I suggest you call and complain. Try (as I did unsuccessfully) to escalate to a higher authority or obtain contact with their legal department, or to anyone with whom you can file a formal complaint. I would also take notes on their statements. One of the best things you can do, is write a formal complaint to your State Attorney General, or whatever they are called in your locale. If in foreign countries, you probably have local or governmental prosecutors. These people just love to justify their positions and often act upon citizen complaints.
Mike

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