PlanetZ@scopeusers.com

yep.

3 is maximum for most motherboards. there were some custom systems with 4 many, many, many years ago...

the Scope mixer is separate from Cubase's mixer.

try the other XITE-1 speakers.

v7 already ALWAYS runs as admin. there is no need to do anything special. that is why v7 brings up the message box about "do you want to let this app make changes to your system" when it starts. you do not need to set it to run as admin in the shortcut.

Scope 7 always runs "as administrator".
v5 needs to be run that way.

the reason is that beginning in Vista/win7, Windows blocks apps from accessing system resources like ram, unless running "as admin". some Scope plugins require this access.

then the app is likely trying to setup the Scope card. that won't work. Scope is not controlled via Windows.

yes, that message was passed forward....

with an XITE?
it has been like that since the beginning, i think.

nobody is at fault.

try running Sonarworks in win8 compatibility mode.

yesh.

yes.
98euro to transfer any number of plugins from one hardware serial number to another, but v5.1 or v7 keys cannot be transferred.

yes, there is a 98euro fee for transferring any number of plugins. you cannot transfer v5 or v7 licenses.

thanks valis, and everyone!

some nVidia cards have win10 drivers, some don't.

i was just responding to fraz's question and bud's comment.
hyperthreading is bad for Scope, but not in every config. hyperthreading doesn't necessarily help vstis. it's really only a help to offline processes.

no. it takes extra time to run extra threads. the computer will be late and there will be dropouts using hyperthreading, depending on how you use the system. old news.

it will never be "soon", because that's just how the universe works.

it's ok here with Firefox....

you cannot use virtual cores with Scope hardware. virtual cores take the real cores to calculate them. it's 24 cores with 24 threads without hyperthreading.

that's the price to use the system in ways the engineers did not anticipate. audio software is not made to take advantage of such builds. i have found the same, it's better to build a simpler machine for a specific purpose or to use multiple computers, but i suppose making it all work is sometimes a...