M-Audio Mobile Pre/Mac OS 9.2.2 problems

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Member Since: Dec 03, 2004

Hi, all. First time posting -- hell, first time attempting home recording. Don't beat me up too bad.

Anyway, I have an iBook clamshell, 366 mHz/320mb/6gig, and the M-Audio Mobile Pre USB. I installed the drivers; Audacity; the Live Delta program that comes with it; and ProTools FREE. Nothing works. When I open up the Sound control panel, I keep getting a message saying I can't adjust the settings on the MobilePre, because another program is using it. This, when no other programs are running; even when I have the MAudio settings control panel extension disabled. I tried restarting the computer (several times, with the USB in and without the USB in), I tried downloading and reinstalling the driver, I tried all the audio software on my 'puter (the above, plus iTunes). The first time I hooked it up, I got iTunes to play music through it; I've never gotten anything since, and I've never gotten my computer to accept it as an input.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, people. I hope this is the beginning of a long and beautiful relationship. ;)

Rick

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Since: Apr 03, 2002


Dec 03, 2004 01:18 pm

Hello, and welcome to HRC.

Ok, I wil preface this by saying I am NOT a Mac type of person. But, I will ask, since you PC seems pretty oild (366mHz is pretty slow), the minimum requirements are G3/300 or G4/400 are you above that?

Also, have you been to the web site and downloaded the latest drivers for your OS? Which Mac OS are you using?

Member
Since: Dec 03, 2004


Dec 03, 2004 01:33 pm

Yeah, it's kind of a dinosaur. But I've gotten it to play back music before through the thing -- once -- and I think mAudio just said it needed a g3, which I have. In other words, yes, I think it meets the minimum requirements.

I downloaded and installed the latest driver last night, and it was, I think, the same driver I had. I'm using Mac OS 9.2.

Thanks,
Richard

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