in most cases you're right, it isn't a major problem. there are a few cases (Komplete 2) where they require you to register during the install process, in which case it can be a major inconvenience.normal wrote:since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem
not sure about third party software ...danielmm wrote:I'm trying to authorize Intakt/Kompakt for Stormdrum...I could be wrong but I think you have to register before using the program when dealing with third party software....normal wrote:since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem ...Sascha Franck wrote:Amen.jpinnix wrote:I completely respect copyright protection, but if they are going to have a challenge/response system, then they should ensure that their servers are up.
accessing the ULs , is another matter ...
dano
Looks like you can use Kompakt and Intakt for 5 days without registration....just tried it on my machine...normal wrote:not sure about third party software ...danielmm wrote:I'm trying to authorize Intakt/Kompakt for Stormdrum...I could be wrong but I think you have to register before using the program when dealing with third party software....normal wrote:since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem ...Sascha Franck wrote:Amen.jpinnix wrote:I completely respect copyright protection, but if they are going to have a challenge/response system, then they should ensure that their servers are up.
accessing the ULs , is another matter ...
dano
any clues in the manual ?...
try to use it , and post the results ...
Please see my post about install problems with Komplete Care 2005. I just found out you can't install it without registering it. I have the authorization code, but the key I received via email was .txt, not .xml, and there was nothing to paste the authorization code into like previous NI installs. If there was an .xml file I was supposed to download, I didn't see it. I sent a support email, but I haven't received a reply. I posted in the Komplete Care 2 forum, but I can't reach the site to see if anybody replied to my post. There are no words I know of that describe how frustrated I am with the whole process.d2j3w7w wrote:in most cases you're right, it isn't a major problem. there are a few cases (Komplete 2) where they require you to register during the install process, in which case it can be a major inconvenience.normal wrote:since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem
unless i'm completely mistaken , you should be able to copy and paste the text file data ...LarryAW wrote:Please see my post about install problems with Komplete Care 2005. I just found out you can't install it without registering it. I have the authorization code, but the key I received via email was .txt, not .xml, and there was nothing to paste the authorization code into like previous NI installs. If there was an .xml file I was supposed to download, I didn't see it. I sent a support email, but I haven't received a reply. I posted in the Komplete Care 2 forum, but I can't reach the site to see if anybody replied to my post. There are no words I know of that describe how frustrated I am with the whole process.d2j3w7w wrote:in most cases you're right, it isn't a major problem. there are a few cases (Komplete 2) where they require you to register during the install process, in which case it can be a major inconvenience.normal wrote:since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem
Yesterday, I seriously thought about boxing up everything I have of NI's (Reaktor 2 - 4; Absynth 1 - 3, etc., -- I had 11 products when I upgraded to Komplete Care 2005.), send it to their USA headquarters, and tell them what they can do with them. I take it back -- That's a very good description of how frustrated I am with the whole process.
I've had NI's stuff for years. The Installer interface you are referring to (I think) (where you copy the challenge, fill out NI's form, receive the response, and paste the numbers into the installer's interface) doesn't appear. That's the problem in a nutshell. The installer doesn't have a place to paste numbers into like prior installers. Maybe it's supposed to, but it's not appearing.normal wrote:unless i'm completely mistaken , you should be able to copy and paste the text file data ...LarryAW wrote:Please see my post about install problems with Komplete Care 2005. I just found out you can't install it without registering it. I have the authorization code, but the key I received via email was .txt, not .xml, and there was nothing to paste the authorization code into like previous NI installs. If there was an .xml file I was supposed to download, I didn't see it. I sent a support email, but I haven't received a reply. I posted in the Komplete Care 2 forum, but I can't reach the site to see if anybody replied to my post. There are no words I know of that describe how frustrated I am with the whole process.d2j3w7w wrote:in most cases you're right, it isn't a major problem. there are a few cases (Komplete 2) where they require you to register during the install process, in which case it can be a major inconvenience.normal wrote:since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem
Yesterday, I seriously thought about boxing up everything I have of NI's (Reaktor 2 - 4; Absynth 1 - 3, etc., -- I had 11 products when I upgraded to Komplete Care 2005.), send it to their USA headquarters, and tell them what they can do with them. I take it back -- That's a very good description of how frustrated I am with the whole process.
it's been awhile since i've authorised anything ...
have you tried hand entering the numbers ?...
Imagine having a studio without internet access (not applicable for me, but just imagine).normal wrote: since you can operate the software for thirty days w/o registration , i don't see this as a major problem ...
Not from here it isn't...AzureCrystal wrote:Hmm, very strange, the site is still down, I just checked two minutes ago. So is Cubase.net been down about the same number of days... What's going on, maybe an ISP provider in Germany went down ??
The same here, really quite strange!AzureCrystal wrote:Hmm, very strange, the site is still down, I just checked two minutes ago. So is www.Cubase.net , it's been down about the same number of days... What's going on, maybe an ISP provider in Germany went down ??
I checked www.steinberg.de , that is up, but their forum is still dead....
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