Thanks, but it's nothing that simple. Left everything unplugged for hours but it made no difference. On further investigation it seems that it's only some of the realtime effects & the Symphony CC that seem to cause this error. The console is reporting that the BOB failed to respond within 2000 milliseconds. In fact with some of the effects, if you press play and just wait, it will eventually spring to life (maybe after 5 or 10 seconds) and play the effect.
Seems as if this system was working under a previous version of Symphony (poss 4.02) but I can't confirm this. I wonder if this is a version 5 problem or that there's a hardware fault. Tried to run the ATE tests, but this just crashed the 8400.
Bruno
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> While unplugged, press the power button on the computer for 15 seconds. Does a little better discharge.
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> Subject: [Avid-L2] Re: Symphony Nitris classic 'sfplayconsumer' error
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> Just my usual shot gun suggestion. Shut down everything and remove the power cord, especially from the computer itself. Leave the computer and bob unplugged for 5 minutes and then plug them back in and restart. Sometimes this drains the PCI bus power more completely than just shutting down. Many times things come back up with a new view of the world and work. The power bus drain is an assumption based on this working several times but I can't say for sure that's what makes things work. Hope it works for you. Next would be reseating the Nitris boards in the computer.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "editbruboy" <bruno@> wrote:
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> > Hi all,
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> > I'm having a problem with a classic Symphony Nitris system. It's the usual xw8400, Nitris BOB, Avid Mediadock local SCSI storage, with version 5.03 of Symphony.
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> > Although everything seemed to startup fine (no hardware errors, BOB power switch shows green and I can see video output from BOB), there's a problem occurring when you try to add any effect to a sequence. When you do, the system becomes extremely sluggish, the clip refuses to play and the error 'SFPlayConsumer::Execute TIMEOUT' appears on the record monitor. If you wait around ten seconds and remove the effect then it behaves normally. This seems to happen with any effect or when you apply a colour correction. Tried new project and restarting PC and BOB with no success. Tried Googling and there was some mention of Wacom drivers, but I don't have any Wacom device installed. There was also a mention that it might be corrupt media or bad stripe, so I captured some new media on the C drive (to rule out the SCSI devices), put it into a new sequence but without success.
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> > Anyone come across this one before?
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> > Thanks
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> > Bruno
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