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things that do not work in 64bit are often almost 20 years old.
SC does not automatically disable old products just to make you buy new ones.

garyb wrote:things that do not work in 64bit are often almost 20 years old.
SC does not automatically disable old products just to make you buy new ones.

Down that road likes a slippery slope when talking about computers. The other side of that coin is "we've not updated our software in 20 years." That's how it looks to an outsider.

zerocrossing wrote:

garyb wrote:things that do not work in 64bit are often almost 20 years old.
SC does not automatically disable old products just to make you buy new ones.

Down that road likes a slippery slope when talking about computers. The other side of that coin is "we've not updated our software in 20 years." That's how it looks to an outsider.

That's exactly what we are or should talking about: how does it look to an outsider?
It supposes another point of view, it's a PR thing, aside from eh, how passive can you be where you should show off?

My only interest is a surviving platform and company, which is in line with the (general?) feeling that a more interactive presentation of it's content would be more than welcome.
Especially when the serious work lasts, so Scope 6.

hubird wrote:

zerocrossing wrote:

garyb wrote:things that do not work in 64bit are often almost 20 years old.
SC does not automatically disable old products just to make you buy new ones.

Down that road likes a slippery slope when talking about computers. The other side of that coin is "we've not updated our software in 20 years." That's how it looks to an outsider.

That's exactly what we are or should talking about: how does it look to an outsider?
It supposes another point of view, it's a PR thing, aside from eh, how passive can you be where you should show off?

My only interest is a surviving platform and company, which is in line with the (general?) feeling that a more interactive presentation of it's content would be more than welcome.
Especially when the serious work lasts, so Scope 6.

Right! I agree 100%. The only barrier to entry should be the price.

Just got an email notification that my XITE-1 comes today!

zerocrossing wrote:Just got an email notification that my XITE-1 comes today!

Cooool! Enjoy it!

For knowing the dsp structure (this helps!). Look here:
http://www.hitfoundry.com/issue_07/xitemast.htm

Why is there a need to assign DSPs? This is not even possible on the PCI cards and it seems to work properly. But I never load them even close to 100%.

Thanks,

-Tom

tlaskows wrote:Why is there a need to assign DSPs?

You don't need to, it's just a handy thing to know occasionally. Most of the time I never bother assigning anything, but if the project is getting large it can be handy to assign DSPs to get a bit more out of the XITE.

Ahh, cool

-Tom

tlaskows wrote:Why is there a need to assign DSPs? This is not even possible on the PCI cards and it seems to work properly. But I never load them even close to 100%.

Thanks,

-Tom

because there are so many DSPs in the XITE, that sometimes the automatic script isn't efficient. it's to get the maximum power out of the machine. most people would never need to worry about this.

I never understood nothing about DSP assignment... But when you have a huge project and get a max sat reached message (or something like that), just open the DSP meter, find the less buzy dsp's, look for the heaviest devices on your project then assign them to the less buzy dsp's untill you don't have the message, then save your project.
Et voilà. With this trick, I always can add devices !

buzy?

-Tom

Well well well... Hm. Is it normal to not get any sort of documentation at all? Seems odd to be doing web searches just to find out where to download the software.

Everything cool breh...

ftp://sonic-core.net/

tlaskows wrote:Everything cool breh...

ftp://sonic-core.net/

Thanks. I did find it. I just thought it odd that there wasn't even a printed manual...

Yes, I know...

You'll find all the manuals after install. The printed one is just the 'quick start'...

OK, looks like the beginning of a little nightmare... drivers already failed to install... fun!