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Nestor, Astroman, Hubird and Gary, I LOVE YOU, GUYS!!

Nestor, you saved my life
The IO Enabler did the trick.
I hadn't set it up yet, because I thought it was only meant for XTC mode, because of it's name.
As far as I can remember, Scope 4.0 didn't have this extra program and activated the ASIO drivers automaticly, but appearently I had to do it manually here.

Thanks again

PlanetZ forever!!!

cheers, Darce

I'm so glad it was that simple... otherwise Gary solution would have been the only one: killing the C drive and start again.

GREAT! Let's make some music now!

interesting. the i/o enabler came up by itself on one install and the other installs never cared about it...oh well, i'll try to remember that and i'm glad it worked for you.

On 2005-12-08 23:52, ChampionSound wrote:
...As far as I can remember, Scope 4.0 didn't have this extra program and activated the ASIO drivers automaticly, but appearently I had to do it manually here...

maybe it got lost somehow ?
in my SFP 3.1c it's in sfpappioenablerioenabler.exe together with a file xtc.dat, so I never really cared about it.
anyway, a useful finding

cheers, Tom

On 2005-12-09 00:15, garyb wrote:
interesting. the i/o enabler came up by itself on one install and the other installs never cared about it...oh well, i'll try to remember that and i'm glad it worked for you.

I think the I/O enabler did come up when I installed 4.5, but my mistake was that I ignored this window and pressed cancel, because there was a XTC logo in the window and thought that wouldn't matter for normal scope use (no XTC mode). I've should have known better
Thanks everybody for your concern! I really really appreciate that

Now let's make some music