I did that search and collection.nml showed up in the traktor 3 folder. Not in the traktor pro folder. I tried renaming it anyway but traktor pro still wont open
Thanks for help but still no joy. I’m going to take all traktor versions off and try one last time.
There is a problem sometimes with Mac that the Tpro installer does not update the Desktop Icon and it launches a previous version or a corrupt version.
You need to delete the Desktop shortcut and make an alias form the one in the Traktor folder in Applications.
I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled to death now. I tried starting my Mac in safe mode and for some reason traktor launched although the audio seemed to be disabled???
Does that shed any light on this problem? On start up I have Snapz Pro, Quicksilver, Little Snitch, and Stuffit. Surely those can’t be clashing??? They weren’t before anyway?
NB this is 100% legit copy of traktor pro
Why would it work in Safe Mode but not in regular mode?
and deleting the collection.nml file resets the device that Traktor is trying to use as an audio out, which is one of the reasons why finding and renaming this file works. There also can be corruption of this file that can cause issues loading but if your booting fine in safe mode im betting its an audio driver problem like kidfromkibbly is saying.
I’ve tried changing the .nml file - didn’t help i’m afraid.
Thing is, what audio drivers could it possibly be? I’ve got nothing attached that needs a driver. It’s just the software. I’ve been on NI there are no drivers that i need??
NI are in touch now, thanks to Karlos Santos who has been an amazing help.
So that was EPIC but NI support finally sorted this out for me. Amazing
Took a while but they got there. Very relieved. I’d just invested in a new MacBook Pro (for its stability) and was pretty gutted that Traktor Pro was sketching. I had to borrow Serato off my mate for my last few gigs.
Anyway below was their advice and my response.
On 24 Jun 2009, at 12:46, NI-Ticket-System wrote:
Hello Max Newson,
i got some feedback from the developers now. They had a look to the logfiles
you sent and it seems that TraktorPro does crash because you have installed a
certain font on the system. The crashlog does not give further information
regarding the name of the font but you said that TraktorPro did work fine
before the first crash happened. So it should be possible to isolate the
problem font by searching the Fonts folder here.
Macintosh HD/Library/Fonts.
In my opinion you just need to search for a font which comes with a creation
date around the date you got the first Traktor crash.
Please keep me informed.
Best regards
Frank, Native Instruments Support Team
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Wow!
Unbelievably, that actually worked!! I’m really sorry though I deleted the font and didn’t make a note of the name of it to let you know for future reference.
But I deleted the recent fonts from Macintosh HD/Library/Fonts and that didn’t work… so I deleted the most recent one from User/Library/Fonts and that did the trick.
Anyway, for now it seems to be working fine again so thank you!