Fixed Block Error

[Techboy57]

I'm getting a recurring error message, it says:

Errors were encountered while reading Library entries. Please see the file "block_librariy.log" in the block library directory for a listing of errors.

Where do I find this Info, why is it occurring and how do remedy these issues.

 

[yek]

This is not a software bug.

AX8-Edit stores block files (settings of individual effect blocks) in a folder under Documents/Fractal Audio/AX8-Edit.

You also find the log file there.

 

[Sonofiam]

Open the block library log in the AX8-Edit folder on your computer and it will show you the files that are causing this error message. Erase the files shown in the log at the locations shown.

 

[Moke]

You will get this message if you copied and pasted blocks from another device that are not supported.

 

[Techboy57]

Open the block library log in the AX8-Edit folder on your computer and it will show you the files that are causing this error message. Erase the files shown in the log at the locations shown.
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Im using the AXE FX II mkII is it the same

 

[Techboy57]

You will get this message if you copied and pasted blocks from another device that are not supported.

Could this be from converted Frac Tool files ????

 

[Sonofiam]

Im using the AXE FX II mkII is it the same

Could this be from converted Frac Tool files ????

Yes and yes. If you're using presets created on a device other than what you're using, there will be block files in that preset that are not compatible. I'm not a software engineer but my observation is that there are block files created within presets that are exclusive to the device used.

 

[Sonofiam]

I've gone through and deleted all of the files in the block library log and no longer receive any error messages. I still have all of the preset/effect blocks I was downloading in my library so these incompatible blocks are not necessary.

EDIT: I have noticed that these errors only occur when downloading presets, not individual blocks or .syx files.

 

[Techboy57]

Thanks to all for the help, I found a cab block file that was funky and I deleted it. Problem solved. Cheers, Perry.

 

[Techboy57]

Yes and yes. If you're using presets created on a device other than what you're using, there will be block files in that preset that are not compatible. I'm not a software engineer but my observation is that there are block files created within presets that are exclusive to the device used.

Funny things is, I modified and saved to the cab library a cab block from the factory presets and that's what buggered up the ointment