Reply to "Running in Compatability Mode"

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Hey rl and welcome to the forums.

Sounds like you have created your own work around for this. Your best bet would probably to do as you initially thought and move the first fixture elsewhere in your chain and reprogram for just that one fixture then. I doubt a terminator would help you since you have seemed to narrow the problem down to when the Nuendo is connected.

If you are talking about the thread I think you are talking about, I stated in that thread this is one of the reasons top designers prefer consoles over software controllers, compatibility issues. I don't know if this is an option for you, but maybe get another laptop for running the Nuedno and use the other just for MyDMX. This should help cut down on issues. Some one from AMDJ might look into this, but it seems like the Nuendo and MyDMX are fighting each other, so the issue might be on the Nuendo side and not the MyDMX side of things.

Once again, welcome to the forums.

8/5/098:02 AM

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