I have a request, if you havn't done so yet:

Turn SRP off - i.e. only record, don't play back during this test.
Does the problem persiist in any way?

Also...set up for only 1 or 2 main buses. 10 stereo busses is just a
lot of i/o going on.

One other note, as this has been mentioned a number of times:

Bypassing an FX does not remove it from the chain. In order to be
realtime always, we have to stream through the filter even when
bypased. The _only_ way to prevent data from being streamed through a
filter is by removing it. It is just the way filters/plugins work.
(One exception. The special track enabled fx when set for their
default settings, are optimized to do nothing, so there is no hit.)

Peter


Brian Franz wrote:
>>Ahh Yes, Charles YOu are correct, there is actually an event. It
is
>>not drawn I had zoomed way in and then actually grabbed the edge
and
>>slid it out, it was like the event had been trimmed. Oh and by the
>>way, I miss counted last time with my percentage. I did this again
>>and I had 12 out of 50 takes not drawn out. So that's a 24% of a
>>chance to miss the take. But now we see it's actually recorded,
it's
>>just not drawn out, or even an event area. By the way no I was not
>>arming all 36 Tracks I had just armed one. My setup has 4 Tracks
>>which I designate to do all my recording to (Mono/Stereo with
either
>>Digital or Analog In) I do my recording in either of those 4 Tracks
>>and then move the events to a designated track below it for editing
>>and mixing.
>>
>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>Just FYI I can repro this with Delta 1010. BUT, I did notice,
Brian,
>>>>that if you zoom in, there IS an event there that you can extend
out
>>-
>>>> it IS getting recorded it just seems as though it stops drawing
the
>>>>event for some reason sometimes.
>>>>
>>>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>>>We have had less-than-satisfactory results with Gina/Layla 5.0x
>>>>>>drivers. Vegas works MUCH better with 4.05 drivers. At some
point
>>>>>>they'll release a driver update, and you should try it, but as
far
>>>>as
>>>>>>what is out there now, we advise 4.05.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>>>>> I installed Windows 98 SE last night, so now I meet "all"
>>>>Minimum
>>>>>>>>requirements, but still get the same bug of recording.
Here's
>>>>what
>>>>>>I
>>>>>>>>do, it doesn't happen everytime, it's pretty much random. I
arm
>>>>>>>>a track for stereo Record. I hit "Cntrl R" record for
>>>>appoximately
>>>>>>4
>>>>>>>>seconds, Hit "Return" and then immediately I hit "Cntrl R"
and
>>>>>>record
>>>>>>>>another 4 second region. I repeated this for approximately
100
>>>>>>takes
>>>>>>>>and had 7 out of 100 takes not actually record. After I
>>>>hit "Cntrl
>>>>>>R"
>>>>>>>>it would play and scroll, but no actual recording happened.
So
>>>>>>>>basically I have a 93% chance of having Vegas record a take,
not
>>>>>>bad,
>>>>>>>>I just worry that the take it decides not to go into record
is
>>>>the
>>>>>>>>best one.
>>>>>>>>Here's my system.
>>>>>>>>Asus K7V Motherboard
>>>>>>>>700Mhz Amd Athlon
>>>>>>>>128MB PC133 RAM
>>>>>>>>2-Echo Gina Sound Cards v5.06 driver
>>>>>>>>Windows 98 SE
>>>>>>>>OS hardrive= Seagate 7200rpm EIDE 9.1GB
>>>>>>>>Hard drive Designated for Audio= Seagate 10K rpm SCSI 18.2GB
>>>>>>Cheetah.
>>>>>>>>SCSI Controler=Tekram DC-390F latest driver.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Other Factors: I have a default setup when I start Vegas.
This
>>>>>>setup
>>>>>>>>includes 36 Audio tracks (no audio events in them, No fx
inserts
>>>>>>>>except the SF Compressor & EQ all of them unchecked to not be
>>>>>>>>active),10 stereo busses (1 for each of the Gina cards
outputs).
>>
>>>>4
>>>>>>>>Assignable FX's (TC Native Reverb, Timeworks 4080L
Reverb,Sonic
>>>>>>>>Foundry Simple Delay,Sonic Foundry Multi-Tap Delay.) None of
the
>>>>>>FX's
>>>>>>>>are active, the checkbox is unchecked. I also assigned my
>>Virtual
>>>>>>>>Memory to my SCSI Audio drive 600MB max.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Help?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>