i have tested sends on fader and it works great for my application.
But i have a really huge Problem.
After a while (sometimes 5 minutes, somtimes 1 hour, and sometimes not) sof seems to stop to sync with the Studio Manager.
If I change the Mix in sof, nothing in the SM happens. In some cases I can change the Volume in the SM and the Mixer updates, sometimes not.
But the Faders in the SM do not move, when I select an other Mix in sof.
Yesterday just nothing was still working after 1 hour, no update from the Mixer, no update from sof and no transmission to the Mixer.
After a reboot it worked fine again.
My setup is:
01V96 V2 VCM -> USB -> IBM X60 (Win7 X64) -> Remotedesktop -> WiFi ad hoc -> IBM X60 tablet
I have also tried to get it working with an VM Ware (Winxp) on the Host PC. The same result.
Is this a Problem of my Setup, of Midi Yoke or Sends on Fader?
I would be reeeeely glad, if somebody could help me. I will spend a virtual box of Beer or something like that for fixing this Problem.
I´m using Sends on Fader v 1.10.8.1 from the Post “Sends on Fader v 1.10.8.1 - Download it here!”.
The last Error had a notice that .net had a problem.
On both installations there was no other software running as sof, Midi Yoke and the studio manager.
Cause of i had installed sof in an VM Ware i am able to send you the VM Ware image, if you want to check this unusual error yourself.
I habe an FTP Server and can send you the adress and password via pm.
thanks for support.
Sorry, i habe forgotten to write that the problem is not depending on the remote connection.
But when i use the Studiomanager without sof it works stable.
The error ist nearly the same in win xp and win 7.
The only difrence ist, that in win 7 i can still make changes, but the sm does not update from the mixer.
In win xp it totally freezes.
My only idea is, that there is a problem with .net, maybe a newer version or something else.
Hi, it also freezes when I don`t use Remote Desktop.
I the x64 version a other one, than i have discribed above?
And if this is that way, what are the diffrences between them?