Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 12:17 pm
Hello all!
I'm a proud owner hmm..make that Was
I'm a Frustrated owner of PulsarII Plus 
A week ago I was going to change the way I work and head for the XTC Mode to leave the Scope interface behind.
Installed CubaseSX and Scope the way I usually do and checked that both was working ok, no problems so far. Went through the guide for making CubaseSX work with XTC found somewhere on this forum. Ok, all set!
Fired up Cubase and, during plugin initialization, was asked to enter the keys for Scope plugs. As far as I understand this happens to some people for some reason. At first it accepted the keys and went on to the next one but after a while it started to throw up those 'copy protection violation' messages. My thought was maybe it tried to load a few plugins that wasn't included in my package and there were no keys for them in the keyfile. Seemed somewhat logical at the time so I let it continue with a few more of those copy protection alerts to finally start up.
Once started, I made a few short tracks for testing and assigned some Scope plugs to them. At this point, I began to realise something went terribly wrong because I couldn't access the plugs. They Were listed but bringing up the interface to edit the plugins was no go.
Next thing was to reinstall Cubase. Double checked everything. Started up. Same thing. Messages about violation, some plugs were loaded, some were not. Once Cubase was running I still couldn't open any of them plug interfaces. Now I started to feel like I was wasting my time so I decided to Skip that XTC idea. Switched back to my normal setup and config. Tried to start Scope, wouldn't start *siGh* Any attempt at starting Scope gave me a 0001 error.
*do feel I'm getting mighty angry at this point but decides to reinstall Scope as well*
Uninstalled and Deleted ever little trace of Scope (including registry) and reboot the machine. Confident this was gonna do teh trick I ran the setup - Install drivers. Reboot. Continue with the installation. Chose installdir. Import keys.... hmm, import keys! Ehrmf, download a new copy of the keyfile, Import Keys?!?! Ok, let's try to enter manually - "Not a valid key for this board".
Just great. *decides to Reinstall the whole machine* Unplugged every PCI board I didn't need, ending up with an AGP graphics and a network adapter other than my PulsarII. I format the windows partition, installed windows, drivers, all windows updates, device drivers, everything the way I always do. Ran that Scope setup again. Reboot after the drivers were installed. Went on with installing Scope. Picked an installdir. Imported keys. ehm, or not. Import Another, backed up keyfile?! Noo! Ok, enter Manually again. and again.. and again.. double check, copy and paste it in case of a typo. Nope!
Have gone through reinstalling WinXP 4-5 times in a week. Even tried StandardPC mode, tried with only the AGP Gfx + PulsarII boards plugged in. Tried Every PCI port for the Pulsar board and nothing helps. Scope just Won't install anymore and Something happened when I tried to run it in XTC Mode.
Anyone else experienced this?! Looked around at some other forums too, can't find anything about it. Closest one I found was actually here on planetz, Vidi's SFP3.1c installation problem.
Sent several emails to CW about it (though most of them bounced, a few actually got through) but the one short answer I got was a 'try these keys' and a brand new allkeys file attached, identical to the ones I got already! *YiPPiE* :
Sent a few more emails explaining everything from scratch but have not heard anything yet.
Oh, and sorry for this lengthy, boring, bad english post but I'm totally starting to panic when there's Lots of music in teh works but Nothing that solves the problem :] So if any of you can help out that'd be like.. Love! honest ;D
/regards
I'm a proud owner hmm..make that Was


A week ago I was going to change the way I work and head for the XTC Mode to leave the Scope interface behind.
Installed CubaseSX and Scope the way I usually do and checked that both was working ok, no problems so far. Went through the guide for making CubaseSX work with XTC found somewhere on this forum. Ok, all set!
Fired up Cubase and, during plugin initialization, was asked to enter the keys for Scope plugs. As far as I understand this happens to some people for some reason. At first it accepted the keys and went on to the next one but after a while it started to throw up those 'copy protection violation' messages. My thought was maybe it tried to load a few plugins that wasn't included in my package and there were no keys for them in the keyfile. Seemed somewhat logical at the time so I let it continue with a few more of those copy protection alerts to finally start up.
Once started, I made a few short tracks for testing and assigned some Scope plugs to them. At this point, I began to realise something went terribly wrong because I couldn't access the plugs. They Were listed but bringing up the interface to edit the plugins was no go.
Next thing was to reinstall Cubase. Double checked everything. Started up. Same thing. Messages about violation, some plugs were loaded, some were not. Once Cubase was running I still couldn't open any of them plug interfaces. Now I started to feel like I was wasting my time so I decided to Skip that XTC idea. Switched back to my normal setup and config. Tried to start Scope, wouldn't start *siGh* Any attempt at starting Scope gave me a 0001 error.
*do feel I'm getting mighty angry at this point but decides to reinstall Scope as well*
Uninstalled and Deleted ever little trace of Scope (including registry) and reboot the machine. Confident this was gonna do teh trick I ran the setup - Install drivers. Reboot. Continue with the installation. Chose installdir. Import keys.... hmm, import keys! Ehrmf, download a new copy of the keyfile, Import Keys?!?! Ok, let's try to enter manually - "Not a valid key for this board".
Just great. *decides to Reinstall the whole machine* Unplugged every PCI board I didn't need, ending up with an AGP graphics and a network adapter other than my PulsarII. I format the windows partition, installed windows, drivers, all windows updates, device drivers, everything the way I always do. Ran that Scope setup again. Reboot after the drivers were installed. Went on with installing Scope. Picked an installdir. Imported keys. ehm, or not. Import Another, backed up keyfile?! Noo! Ok, enter Manually again. and again.. and again.. double check, copy and paste it in case of a typo. Nope!
Have gone through reinstalling WinXP 4-5 times in a week. Even tried StandardPC mode, tried with only the AGP Gfx + PulsarII boards plugged in. Tried Every PCI port for the Pulsar board and nothing helps. Scope just Won't install anymore and Something happened when I tried to run it in XTC Mode.
Anyone else experienced this?! Looked around at some other forums too, can't find anything about it. Closest one I found was actually here on planetz, Vidi's SFP3.1c installation problem.
Sent several emails to CW about it (though most of them bounced, a few actually got through) but the one short answer I got was a 'try these keys' and a brand new allkeys file attached, identical to the ones I got already! *YiPPiE* :
Sent a few more emails explaining everything from scratch but have not heard anything yet.
Oh, and sorry for this lengthy, boring, bad english post but I'm totally starting to panic when there's Lots of music in teh works but Nothing that solves the problem :] So if any of you can help out that'd be like.. Love! honest ;D
/regards