Resampling with SF 10a locks up the system -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Resampling with SF 10a locks up the system Posted by: Velcro Face Date:12/17/2009 9:37:34 PM Resampling a lengthy (60 minutes) stereo WAV file from 48,000 to 44,100 in Sound Forge 10a sucks up all the CPU's and ultimately locks up the system. This occurs about 25% into the anti-alias filtering phase. At that point, the computer becomes unresponsive, and must be physically unplugged in order to restart the system. I have opened a ticket with Sony support, but their only advice is to boot clean. They seem to think I'm running lots of processes in the background. However, this issue does not occur with Sound Forge 9 on the very same system. I'm running a fresh install of Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit on a year-old Intel quad-core box.
Subject:RE: Resampling with SF 10a locks up the system Reply by: ForumAdmin Date:12/18/2009 7:49:20 AM See my comment here. Sounds very much like the same issue under investigation. J.

Resampling a lengthy (60 minutes) stereo WAV file from 48,000 to 44,100 in Sound Forge 10a sucks up all the CPU's and ultimately locks up the system. This occurs about 25% into the anti-alias filtering phase. At that point, the computer becomes unresponsive, and must be physically unplugged in order to restart the system.

I have opened a ticket with Sony support, but their only advice is to boot clean. They seem to think I'm running lots of processes in the background. However, this issue does not occur with Sound Forge 9 on the very same system. I'm running a fresh install of Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit on a year-old Intel quad-core box.