- #CUBASE 4 SYNCROSOFT PATCH LICENSE KEY#
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plug in directly to the computer and consider problem group 1 or 2 might apply . So if a dongle is not recognized remove all other devices (harddisks, webcams, audio devices, phones, ect) and retry resp. The fourth group of problems relates to OS X as such, especially the 10.5.6 version where changes to the USB protocol have been made (to prevent jail breaks for the iPhone) what apperently caused also problems with certain devices. USB connectors on apple keyboards are not recommended for attaching keys, this often is causing communication problems. each type of USB port should provide at least 100 mA with 5V (+/- 5%) but this pecification is not always met and some devices take more current than allowd so lowering current below the allowed tolerance and causing other devices to no longer work properly.Įg. The third group of problems is related to voltage and current. also the powered hub a such can die (happened to me past week - everything looks fine but occasionally no communication) This type of problem often happens if a USB 2.0 hub sits in front of a USB 1.1 port - again the (protocol-)handshake can fail, though everything appears to be ok.
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Related but based on different reasons is the USB 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 protocol combined with improper loaded drivers where evrything appears correct, but communication fails due to a failed *handshake*.´furthermore there are 2 types of USB 2.0 devices, which are unfortunately not labeled differently, though the older one is rarely seen.
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In another case it turned up the chip sitting behind the USB port has been electrically damaged and actually 2 USB ports have been affected and no relible communication has been possible over this ports.Ī third problem - often ocurring if one has more than one type of controller in a computer - is an updated driver which fails to communicate to a certain chip (VIA chips are the most affected models here) not a solution but the reason for the issue was found. I noticed on a not so old PC that a certain USB port does occasionally loose contact - this was an electrical/mechanical issue and wobbling the pluged-in device restored the connection. I'd like to throw some thoughts into this discussion regarding USB, LCC, the key and licenses showing up leaving aside licenses (left wing) and content (right wing) showing within VI/VE.
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I know USB phantom power has occasionally been problematic on certain revs of Mac OS X and Synchrosoft drivers.
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I would find it very helpful to know if there is a difference between USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 when it comes to license key access, and also if there is a way to tell if a USB port or a USB license key is wearing out. Nevertheless, I plan to upgrade to a new Mac Mini or iMac this summer, once I am safely past any unexpected expenses incurred during an upcoming vacation (besides which, I have to be free to allocate four weekends to near-zero productivity during the transition phase). As someone who writes software for a living, I am well aware that most software is poorly written (especially drivers, so be aware that I am primarily directing this comment at Apple and Synchrosoft and not VSL), and more often at fauly than actual raw system specs. I'm fairly suspicious of computer upgrade answers, because I accomplish far more on my G4 iMac than many do on their brand-new 8-cores, and certain plug-ins and programs seem to fail no matter how much computer power or memory people have. All my Steinberg + Vienna licenses are on it, I never needed to use a second key). PS: I use the Steinberg Key thatcame with my copy of Cubase SX 4 at the moment. Has this ever happened to any one ? Is there a way to fix this ? I'm completing a very important project for wednesday and now I can't do it, you can imagine the pressure. Could this be the event that screwed up the other license ?). Does it mean my license could have been damaged "physically" on the license key ? (Yesterday I downloaded the license for Brass I L2 and it didn't go through the first time, so as the application says, I just relaunched the process and it worked fine the second time. Now after checking the list of available licenses in the Vienna Instruments interface and in the Syncrosoft Control Center, for the woodwinds it just says: "Woodwinds I", no mention of Woodwinds I L2 or anything. dat files, that could have been damaged for some reason so I re-installed the library. (I hadb een using them since november and never had a problem).
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But it was gone from the list of available patches too ! After checking what was left with the articulations list on the website, I saw that infact every L2 patch from Woodwinds I was missing. I check the matrix in which I loaded the samples, and saw that my sustain patch was gone."Let's reload it", I thought. Yesterday I noticed that some articulations in my bassoon were missing.
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