MyDmx 1 Scan Library

Hi There, Any idea when the next Scan Library update will be coming out?! I understand there won't be any more 1.0 releases, but there was a promise to support the scan library & bug fixes right? Is there anyone else out there that is in the same boat as me? If so, maybe folks are just not voicing their needs? (or even worse, silently giving up on 1.0?) Since March, I've bought several fixtures that don't have 1.0 profiles yet. Several are Chauvet fixtures, and it's been so frustrating that I've even thought about switching to Show Express... but I LOVE MyDMX and ADJ! My Chauvet Freedom Par RGBA are 5-channel, but I can only use them in 4-channel manual RGBA with a custom profile I created. I am SO thankful you included the functionality for custom profiles, since I have 2 other new fixtures that I have fully functional by making my own profiles. If any other users out there are doing the same thing, it would be great to be able to share our home-grown profiles while we're waiting for Scan Library updates. Maybe create a sub-forum for that?

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Hi we can still make .ssl profiles for MyDMX 1 no problem, we just use the older Scan library editor. There is a new online based editor but it will only save .ssl2 format. but your scan library editor on your MyDMX 1 install should still work, are you having issues with that? 

Can I please have a profile made for the Chauvet 455z IRC moving head?

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Here you go:
Mode1: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8p70...20IRC_mode1.ssl?dl=0

Mode2: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4uhu...20IRC_mode2.ssl?dl=0

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@Karren Brady posted:

Hi,

How do I install these profiles, once downloaded?, thanks so much!

Hi, you just need to find your C: drive, and then the MyDMX folder, and then look for the Scan library folder and place the profiles into the relevant manufacturer folder and then open the program and they will be in the area you placed them.