Error Writing Target Family To File?

[whoareyou]

Anyone know what this error means? Program GPF's after encountering the error.
So far, the error only seems to occur when generating filters from one particular target (it is a multi-target).

 

[whoareyou]

Never mind for now. It seems to be working once again. Thanks

 

[juicehifi]

Glad you got rid ov it. This looks like a bug that takes something special to surface. If you're able to bring it back I would like to look at your target file. Also, different sample rates may play a part here. If you e.g. were reworking an old target made at 44.1 kHz and now had a measurement open with a different sample rate.

 

[whoareyou]

The attached zip file has the target file. It has two additional targets for my 2 side speakers for high end roll-off. In my case I generate corrections with all rates from 44.1 -> 352.8.
In my case the default rate of 48khz worked, but other rates generated the error.

A bit more information...
I was writing out the corrections to a network drive and probably generated a. couple hundred files before I hit the error.
I fixed this by writing files to local drive, so I thought there was just something related to my network.

Also, different sample rates may play a part here.

.... but since my default rate of 48khz saves properly, your comment makes me think this is the odd bug you mention.

 

[juicehifi]

Did you forget to attach the zip? Could you perhaps mail it to me?

 

[whoareyou]

first post of this thread. I'll send e-mail just in case

 

[juicehifi]

I didn’t See any problems with the target file here. But this was anyway helpful in case it turns up later.

 

[whoareyou]

Thanks.
Weird how this worked perfectly, until it just mysteriously refused to complete process.
When I get chance, I will once again test with network drive.
Permissions seem fine for the drive so perhaps Windows defender started blocking AL process from writing to drive for some reason.
If I can duplicate issue, I'll let you know.