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Is V8 in the wild, as a beta or otherwise?

I don't recall hearing any responses from the XITE1+V8 sale a couple of years ago.

I strongly recommend Notepad++. No need to update if that's your primary reason.

The Tech Talk has a post with information about PCs.

If you are getting a new computer, consider leaving the DSP setup in the current computer and use ADAT connections from your new computer with Cubase.

Show us your rack!

Wishing for a full recovery Jimmy. PlanetZ is a unique place, and it's at its finest when you are here torturing the populace. I look forward to this summer.

Some articles about building an ISO for Win11, including how to bypass TPM if your system doesn't support it.

https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/cle ... windows-11

https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/byp ... equirement

So sorry for the troubles Nestor. You may have tried this, but it's not clear from your description. Try re-installing the drivers, and then re-install the scope software. It shouldn't overwrite your projects and other data.

It sounds like you have made sure that everything is seated properly, and ...

I would be ecstatic for a V 7.1 with those fixes. No need to roll the number to V 8. No complaints, either.

To be honest, I wasn't sure and made a conscious choice to read it as authentic. Glad to read that I got it right! 20+ years for me too. Nothing short of amazing!

Thanks Valis, the first step was verifying the best access to Holger, which you helped me find earlier in this thread: support@soniccore.de.

Based on this post of yours, I have not passed anything directly to Holger, as DragonSF is a better source if he has already responded:


Just a note that I ...

The answer to that is "It depends". DSF's code capture shows the first step in the code call, and changing from a DWORD to a QWORD is easy there. But this code calls additional code which also has to be changed to accept the QWORD that is being passed to it, again not difficult in his example. But ...

Thanks Valis, that's the link where I found the email in my post above, so 'support@soniccore.de' is the best option.

I understand that DragonSF's info is of little use here, aside from this being the one-stop shop for Scope, but indirectly it could be invaluable. I'm just trying to grease the ...

GaryB and Valis, can you verify that this is the most direct email to Holger: support@soniccore.de

If not, what is the correct contact for this type of information?

Holger is very likely on top of this and has included updated data structures for any future releases, but I can verify that DragonSF ...

Tha mi briste le cridhe. Tapadh leibh. Togaidh mi glainne uisge-beatha anns an urram agad. Fois ann an sith, Sean.

I am heartbroken. Thank you. I will raise a glass of whisky in your honor. Rest in peace, Sean.

Good suggestions about the heatsink and fresh paste. More info about how the computer is behaving is helpful.

Like NTN says, an intake and an outtake fan should be the minimum for that many cards. Leaving the case open actually reduces the air flow because the cover isn't helping to force the flow ...

through a midi-to-parallel port converter with a command line driver installation after booting to a floppy disk, dammit!

You're hoping to play PC games?

Is the Charter router your internet, your cable TV channels, or both? Is it a smart TV with apps for streaming Netflix, etc.?

For PC games, you need a GFX card with an HDMI out, and then into the TV. Switch HDMI inputs at the TV and you're up and running. Unless the ...

Hee hee, and this is how your brain can tell which direction a sound is coming from!

Easy rule of thumb for audio: 1ms = 1ft or 30cm

If you really need to be more precise (as in considering significant distances), add about 10% to your distance value for each ms (1ms = 13inches or 33cm).

Think of how that applies to live musicians. 3ms becomes almost nonsensical. 6ms is a very ...

Are you splitting, or merging (2 inputs to 1 output)? Because that cable is separating a stereo into two mono signals (or vice versa), there are two separate audio paths, and therefore no impedance mismatch between the paths. If your are splitting a mono signal into separate signals, Garyb is right ...