I just installed 4.0.
I really think it's an exageration call this version 4.0. To me the driver it's untoched as most of DSP files. Anyway...Most of the stuff it's working correctly but just some plugz like SixString or Prodyssey looks for a DSP file called pitch modulation 2TL that is missed. I checked in the old 3.1c folders for this file but none. If someone illuminate me I'll be happy. Did someone here installed prodyssey or sixstrings succesfully on Scope 4?
TIA
Pulsar 4 and missing DSP files...
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actually i had the same problem... i solved it easily because the DSP files are definitely there.
goto into the app/dsp folder and view your files.
Set now your filebrowser to "show all(also system and hidden files)"
now view the files again... recognize something? *g*
Tag all the DSP files with the hidden attribute and set it to "not hidden"
voila it works.
BTW it just happened the first time i installed it... after i fixed it and had a reinstall to do a few days later the dsp files had the correct attributes... strange but true
cheerz,
GenoX
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: genoxcide on 2004-05-04 17:09 ]</font>
goto into the app/dsp folder and view your files.
Set now your filebrowser to "show all(also system and hidden files)"
now view the files again... recognize something? *g*
Tag all the DSP files with the hidden attribute and set it to "not hidden"
voila it works.
BTW it just happened the first time i installed it... after i fixed it and had a reinstall to do a few days later the dsp files had the correct attributes... strange but true
cheerz,
GenoX
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: genoxcide on 2004-05-04 17:09 ]</font>
I've had problems 'un'hiding the dsp files because they are often set +s (system) as well. I've seen this problem randomly with all installs since the 2.0x days and the easiest way to fix it is to run a command prompt (start>run>"cmd.exe") then go to your SFP dir (just "cd /SFP" or whatever to hit your parent SFP dir) and type:
attrib -s -h /s /d
This will recurse all dirs and fix anything.
attrib -s -h /s /d
This will recurse all dirs and fix anything.
*g* almost forgot that wayOn 2004-05-04 22:02, valis wrote:
I've had problems 'un'hiding the dsp files because they are often set +s (system) as well. I've seen this problem randomly with all installs since the 2.0x days and the easiest way to fix it is to run a command prompt (start>run>"cmd.exe") then go to your SFP dir (just "cd /SFP" or whatever to hit your parent SFP dir) and type:
attrib -s -h /s /d
This will recurse all dirs and fix anything.


Cheerz,
GenoX