Anyone know if it's currently works for it?
I wanted to install win 8 just to try it and was wondering if MyDMX was compatible for it currently.
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No idea. Try it and let us know. 
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
Nope, it doesn't work 
During the install, it wouldn't install the usb drivers.
After installing, I get a "unable to start a high usb precision timer (error 69)" error then a program force close window.
None of the compatibility modes make it work either.
During the install, it wouldn't install the usb drivers.
After installing, I get a "unable to start a high usb precision timer (error 69)" error then a program force close window.
None of the compatibility modes make it work either.
Ok Thanks for the info. Appreciate it.
How's windows 8?
Sincerely,
How's windows 8?
Sincerely,
Not gonna lie, I enjoy it a lot.
I need to try it on one of my PC's....
I never participate in the formal Microsoft beta-test. I wait for their product release and participate in the ACTUAL Microsoft Beta Test program(AKA: dump it on the population for a fee and then fix it constantly...)
Honestly, at this point, you're in a pre-release program. Two facts of life exist:
A lot of stuff isn't going to work right now period.
Some things(like 3rd party stuff) will have to adjust their stuff to comply with the new software.
Apple kinda gets a swift kick in the butt over this as well. They tried for years to keep Mac OS9 alive, and they did, but at some point, with the Intel CPU's, they had to cut the cord. This sucks for me because I have tons of Mac OS 7.1-9.1 applications I can't use anymore. On the other hand, those Macs still run.
When Windows 8 releases, do expect lots of incompatibility issues with certain software packages. Microsoft is working hard to phase out their old and force you into their over-priced new.
Honestly, at this point, you're in a pre-release program. Two facts of life exist:
A lot of stuff isn't going to work right now period.
Some things(like 3rd party stuff) will have to adjust their stuff to comply with the new software.
Apple kinda gets a swift kick in the butt over this as well. They tried for years to keep Mac OS9 alive, and they did, but at some point, with the Intel CPU's, they had to cut the cord. This sucks for me because I have tons of Mac OS 7.1-9.1 applications I can't use anymore. On the other hand, those Macs still run.
When Windows 8 releases, do expect lots of incompatibility issues with certain software packages. Microsoft is working hard to phase out their old and force you into their over-priced new.
Apple is the king of over-priced.