Preblem with recording audio

Its happen in second time and i cant understand what is the problem
No signal in recorded file ,and when i start to play song - indicator of signal and
REC button on this chanell goes freeze until i press to stop
I creat new track and all is work,but after record 3-5 regions ,its start again.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

what tipe of interface u use? is possible that these is driver problems...

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