any cps experience?

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G-Ro124 wrote:I STILL CAN'T GET THIS DAMN THING TO GO!!! :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

I just installed it, ran it, and nothing happened. Java is running right now. What else do I need to go?? I can't figure it out?!
In some other forum, it was suggested "Dont run the .exe; use the shortcut installed in the start menu" because of "some hidden command line arguments".
(See http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... c&start=37 for the whole thread)

Maybe you're experiencing the same problem?

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G-Ro124 wrote:I STILL CAN'T GET THIS DAMN THING TO GO!!!
Nevermind, with quote "FLS6 Producer Audition2 Vanguard z3ta Rhino2 Wusik2+3 Reason demo DR008 eXT" in your arsenal you've got plenty to be going on with.....



Mart.
Last edited by kingtubby on Sat Jun 03, 2006 6:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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@Mies: i was running the start menu shortcut. What was that thing about Java?? I have the JRE that Firefox installed... what else do I need to get??

Thanks!

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You need the MS Java VM:

http://cps.bonneville.nl/MSVMJav_32.exe

Mart.

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try uninstalling cps and re-install it, after you the installed java-machine. worked for me. at first nothing happened after starting the program. when I reinstalled it after installing jvm it worked fine.

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I for one really want to have a go at it, but it refuses to start. So what exactly is needed to getting it going?
Best regards from Johan Brodd.
JoBroMedia since 1996.

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kingtubby wrote:You need the MS Java VM:

http://cps.bonneville.nl/MSVMJav_32.exe

Mart.
thank you so much it works now...

Do you know of any sample project demos that I could use to learn the program??

Thanks!

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G-Ro124 wrote: Do you know of any sample project demos that I could use to learn the program??
The default install has some stuff here:

C:\Program Files\Bonneville CPS\examples

Edit: actually, that's not the default install path but I'm sure you get the idea...


Mart.

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