I Am At My Wits End With IK Multimedia

[wagtunes]

@ Wags: For IK authorizations, I always log in to my user account from a fresh boot, and go to my products page. I then launch Product Manager as a separate operation. I have several MAX packages, and they usually authorize and behave well enough. This is in debian linux setups of sundry ages. Some people recommend installing PowerShell to aid plugin issues, as it seems to recognize the internet travails imposed by various win/mac/linux OS versions. Glad your T-Racks are up and running. ToneX sounds are
having the effects just sweetens the pot!

Thanks for this. Yeah, the FX are amazing. You can't knock their products (I own almost everything) but their system is for the birds.

[Dexter US]

I don't have enough disk space on drive C to buy all of thier products.. The installer could be worked on for sure...

[glokraw]

@ Wags: For IK authorizations, I always log in to my user account from a fresh boot, and go to my products page. I then launch Product Manager as a separate operation. I have several MAX packages, and they usually authorize and behave well enough. This is in debian linux setups of sundry ages. Some people recommend installing PowerShell to aid plugin issues, as it seems to recognize the internet travails imposed by various win/mac/linux OS versions. Glad your T-Racks are up and running. ToneX sounds are
having the effects just sweetens the pot!

Thanks for this. Yeah, the FX are amazing. You can't knock their products (I own almost everything) but their system is for the birds.

Their tech-support manager had a recent meeting with disgruntled customers...

for the birds.jpg

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

I'm going through a similar experience with Native Access 2. It doesn't want to download/install some products. There are all these workarounds, official and unofficial, that I've tried, tried to zap all things NI from my folders/registry, etc., yet I still can't get some things installed/updated.

[seangm]

@ Wags: For IK authorizations, I always log in to my user account from a fresh boot, and go to my products page. I then launch Product Manager as a separate operation. I have several MAX packages, and they usually authorize and behave well enough. This is in debian linux setups of sundry ages. Some people recommend installing PowerShell to aid plugin issues, as it seems to recognize the internet travails imposed by various win/mac/linux OS versions. Glad your T-Racks are up and running. ToneX sounds are
having the effects just sweetens the pot!

Thanks for this. Yeah, the FX are amazing. You can't knock their products (I own almost everything) but their system is for the birds.

Their tech-support manager had a recent meeting with disgruntled customers...

for the birds.jpg

Is that beaver smoking a cig?

[martinjuenke]

I sold all my IK Media stuff last year and haven't regretted it.