you can. Or just make your own one channel profile and select one of the 3D icons that would best match what your light looks like.
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i just got my laptop and i just found out that it is a 64 bit(whatever that means),,so anyway i think i remeber a little way back you said that 64 bit vista wont work with mydmx,,,im to lazzy to go back and try to find that posting,lol,,so is that true and what can i do before i order mydmx
You cant do anything. if your laptop is 64 bit you can try to downgrade vista as a 32 BIT OS. other than that if you keep the 64 bit one you will not be able to use my dmx.
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oh crap!!!when are they going to make it work for 64bit if they are???
they are working on them. Don't know when they are due out though. The 64 bit warning has been on the my dmx page for month now.
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i brought back my laptop to a bestbuy store and got a full refund,,,i want to save for a mac,,but there is one problem the macbooks in the store are all 64 bit,,when i use paralles for mac for windows ,,,would it work with mydmx evan though its a 64 bit???
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What matters is what version OS you have, 32bit or 64bit. All modern computers are 64bit and backwards compatible (x86-64), it is the OS that determines if the CPU uses 64bit or not.
The problem is 32bit and 64bit drivers aren't compatible, and this is where the issues arise. Though some 32bit programs won't work on the backwards compatible portion of of 64bit OSes. These are very rare however (like Hog PC for example).
So if you are using Boot Camp/Paralles to get into a 32bit version of Windows, you will be fine.
The problem is 32bit and 64bit drivers aren't compatible, and this is where the issues arise. Though some 32bit programs won't work on the backwards compatible portion of of 64bit OSes. These are very rare however (like Hog PC for example).
So if you are using Boot Camp/Paralles to get into a 32bit version of Windows, you will be fine.
Studio42 (Guest)
I can confirm that on an Intel-based MacBook that MyDMX works JUST FINE. I'm using Bootcamp. I don't trust Parallels. Not a fan of emulation.
I bought my MacBook Pro to ensure I could run ProTools no matter what. When I bought it, ProTools was not certified for OSX 10.5, so I ran ProTools under XP Home(32 bit) using Bootcamp to enable that fun stuff. BootCamp come free with the OS but is an optional install. Also, you have to provide your own license for XP or Vista. Then, Digidesign updated ProTools for 10.5.2, then it broke again at the 10.5.4 release, so I had to go back to XP again to continue to run Protools until 7.4.2cs2 came out for the Mac.
My MacBook Pro is my main "professional" system. I mainly use it at events to run MyDMX, but I'll get a cheap laptop to run MyDMX as I upgrade my Firewire 410 to a 002. Later on the 002 will be replaced with a Tascam X48 system.
I bought my MacBook Pro to ensure I could run ProTools no matter what. When I bought it, ProTools was not certified for OSX 10.5, so I ran ProTools under XP Home(32 bit) using Bootcamp to enable that fun stuff. BootCamp come free with the OS but is an optional install. Also, you have to provide your own license for XP or Vista. Then, Digidesign updated ProTools for 10.5.2, then it broke again at the 10.5.4 release, so I had to go back to XP again to continue to run Protools until 7.4.2cs2 came out for the Mac.
My MacBook Pro is my main "professional" system. I mainly use it at events to run MyDMX, but I'll get a cheap laptop to run MyDMX as I upgrade my Firewire 410 to a 002. Later on the 002 will be replaced with a Tascam X48 system.
I just confirmed that it will work when the new 64 bit driver is released. WHEN it will be released i do not know yet. But you can count i will keep you updated.
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Studio42 (Guest)
I'm gonna hold out for Windows 7.
I'm looking forward to 64-bit computing. ProTools works great on the Mac, but I think it's still 32-bit.
Sony Vegas will render files twice as fast and transcode twice as fast using 640bit architecture. Imagine, the 50+ hours of video I am converting would have been done last week, but instead, it's taking forever.
I can't blame ADJ for taking the safe route by going 32-bit only for now. It is going to be the majority of their user base. Once Windows 7 comes out, we're going to have to deal wiht backwards compatibility issues. This is going to be similar to the Windows 3.1 to 96/98/NT stuff earlier, and then the XP/Vista stuff now. But I think this is going to be more along the lines of the Mac OSX stuff, where simply put, it flat out wouldn't run the older apps anymore(except in Classis mode, which died with 10.5).
There's going to be some major fallout. Just part of the way things go. We'll get through it, just like we always do.
I'm looking forward to 64-bit computing. ProTools works great on the Mac, but I think it's still 32-bit.
Sony Vegas will render files twice as fast and transcode twice as fast using 640bit architecture. Imagine, the 50+ hours of video I am converting would have been done last week, but instead, it's taking forever.
I can't blame ADJ for taking the safe route by going 32-bit only for now. It is going to be the majority of their user base. Once Windows 7 comes out, we're going to have to deal wiht backwards compatibility issues. This is going to be similar to the Windows 3.1 to 96/98/NT stuff earlier, and then the XP/Vista stuff now. But I think this is going to be more along the lines of the Mac OSX stuff, where simply put, it flat out wouldn't run the older apps anymore(except in Classis mode, which died with 10.5).
There's going to be some major fallout. Just part of the way things go. We'll get through it, just like we always do.
Former Member
thanx james,chris,serraAva and ed
Former Member
hi just wondering if the 64 bit version of mydmx came out yet ,and when will it come out for macs?
umm we had released the 64 bit drivers. But they did not work right. so they are back to being worked on some more.
There is no plans to release my dmx for a mac OS. However you can run bootcamp and VMware and it should run just fine.
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There is no plans to release my dmx for a mac OS. However you can run bootcamp and VMware and it should run just fine.
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any new news on mydmx coming out for mac?!?!?
As i've stated above we have no plans to release my dmx for a Mac OS. However Elation has a software will work on a mac. It's called emulation. Here is a link. Emulation Lighting Control Software
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Welcome to the forums.
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Hello, i see you were on about 3pin to 5 pin dmx, and i was wondering dose any one have a wireing diagram as i have got a datamoon on 5pin and mydmx program on 3 pin and carnt for the life of me get them to connect??
Thanks Mark
Thanks Mark
Studio42 (Guest)
Push harder.
Short of that, DMX only uses 3 wires. Connect 1 to 1, 2 to 2 and 3 to 3 and build your own adaptor or you can buy off the shelf adaptors.
Another optio is the Opto Branch/4, which takes 3 or 5 pin input, and regardlesss of the input, outputs 3 and 5 pin output via 4 sets of outputs. It's something you should be using with MyDMX anyways.
Short of that, DMX only uses 3 wires. Connect 1 to 1, 2 to 2 and 3 to 3 and build your own adaptor or you can buy off the shelf adaptors.
Another optio is the Opto Branch/4, which takes 3 or 5 pin input, and regardlesss of the input, outputs 3 and 5 pin output via 4 sets of outputs. It's something you should be using with MyDMX anyways.
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