Hi Steven, I've signed up, but didn't include any system information as I was a beta tester for the previous release, so to recap: I'll be testing all 32 / 64 / VST 2.4 and VST 3 versions in 3 different hostsDNR Collaborative wrote:If there are any other willing beta-testers, we're still looking for quite a few more, specifically on the Win x64, All VST3 and AU side.
Steven
DNR Collaborative wrote:If there are any other willing beta-testers, we're still looking for quite a few more, specifically on the Win x64, All VST3 and AU side.
Steven
That is due to the x64 version installing the resources in a wrong path.filkertom wrote:Having picked up MixControl the other day, I'd like to sign up for beta. I'm running Win7/64-bit w/4 GB RAM, and using Reaper 4/64-bit beta. (I also can test the 32-bit version in Sound Forge 9.)
I did already notice something in MixControl 1.07, at least in the aforementioned version of Reaper -- if you change the background, and then the UI gets taken off the screen (e.g., when Reaper focuses on Plug-In B and you didn't set Plug-In A [MixControl] to Always On Top), it reverts to the default background.
I'm not quite sure why the workaround would have been removed. Was this on the KVR forum or our new website forum?Amon1973 wrote:That is due to the x64 version installing the resources in a wrong path.
I did post the workaround in the TeamDNR support forum, but it has been removed. In any case, you just have to move the folder in the right location.
TeamDNR was aware of this a while back, I'm sure the problem won't be there with the new version.
There has only been one other instance that I can find in the records about the AU version failing, but it was due to a conflict on the end user's computer. If you're interested in beta-testing with us, please shoot us an e-mail @ support(at)teamdnr(dot)net and we will add you to the beta team.CT wrote:I hope you are aware of a problem running Mixcontrol AU in Logic Pro 9.1.4. It crashes AU validation, and causes the Auvaltool to quit unexpectedly. Hoping for a fix for this in MCPro, since Logic is my main DAW.
I would also like to sign up for beta testing on an iMac running 10.6.6, with Logic Pro and Ableton Suite 8.2.2, though uve specifically mentioned you're looking for Win7 x64 Beta Testers.
It was on the KvR sub-forum, reason made a sticky of that thread as it was dealing with some authorisation issue with the x64 version. The workaround was the same, if I remember correctly: moving the MC folder into the correct Program Files folder (or either install the x86 version and authorise that one).DNR Collaborative wrote: I'm not quite sure why the workaround would have been removed. Was this on the KVR forum or our new website forum?
Steven
You're not doing anything wrong. Assuming you're talking about the x64 version, it fails because the data folder is not where it's supposed to be. Take a look at your HD's directory: you should have the usual Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders - now, you'll also find another folder named something like "Program Files (x86)x64" containing only a sub-folder named TeamDNR. Move this folder to your default Program Files folder and try authorising again.filkertom wrote:Actually, I realized that I hadn't imported the license file. But when I tried to do so, it said, "Registration failed". So I don't know what to think. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
I think it was this threadDNR Collaborative wrote:I'm not quite sure why the workaround would have been removed. Was this on the KVR forum or our new website forum?Amon1973 wrote:That is due to the x64 version installing the resources in a wrong path.
I did post the workaround in the TeamDNR support forum, but it has been removed. In any case, you just have to move the folder in the right location.
TeamDNR was aware of this a while back, I'm sure the problem won't be there with the new version.
I remembered that thread because of the odd person mixup I had thereAmon1973 wrote:Definitely that thread. I didn't find it under TeamDNR and supposed the sub-forum was deleted
I actually copied it there, figuring having it in both places would not hurt anything. Still didn't work. Do I have to move the license directly into that folder?Amon1973 wrote:You're not doing anything wrong. Assuming you're talking about the x64 version, it fails because the data folder is not where it's supposed to be. Take a look at your HD's directory: you should have the usual Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders - now, you'll also find another folder named something like "Program Files (x86)x64" containing only a sub-folder named TeamDNR. Move this folder to your default Program Files folder and try authorising again.filkertom wrote:Actually, I realized that I hadn't imported the license file. But when I tried to do so, it said, "Registration failed". So I don't know what to think. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
I think maybe it's 2 separate issues that are occuring. If you install the 32-bit version, the x64 will authorize properly.filkertom wrote:I actually copied it there, figuring having it in both places would not hurt anything. Still didn't work. Do I have to move the license directly into that folder?
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