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darwin
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I have a RYO2 from Prorec's site. I have the details listed below. I am thinking about switching over to Cubase SX from Sonar. I am trying to anticipate any compatability issues I might have. My main concern is the copyright protection implemented by Cubase SX. I understand that it is a USB dongle.
When I was setting up my system, I couldn't get a USB mouse to "gel" well with the W2K installation. Specifically, I couldn't get the system to shut down correctly. The system would get stuck in a high frequency loop of shutdown and startup. I wasn't thrilled about the wear and tear on the hard drive, so I knew this was a problem that had to be corrected.
I could get it to shutdown if I turned all of the power off, but I just wasn't comfortable with this set up. I felt like the thing ought to shut down the way one normally shuts down a computer. I traced the problem to the installation of my USB mouse because when I installed a normal PS/2 mouse everything worked cool. Since this solved the problem, and I don't use any USB hardware, the issue sort of died at that point. I really don't know if the problem is USB or if it is that specific USB mouse and it's driver.
Have any of you experienced problems with Cubase SX's USB dongle, and a setup similar to the one listed below? I know I will probably have to change some of the delta control panel settings to get it to run correctly.
Athlon 1.4
768 meg kingston PC -150 ram (3 pieces)
Delta 1010 Version .26 driver (downloaded from German site)
KK266 plus mobo
VIA 4-in1 update (4in1434v)
Win2000 (Service Pack 2)-Standard PC
Creative 52X CC-ROM
Yamaha CR16X4X4 SCSI CD-R
Adaptec 2930 SCSI adapter
Matrox G450
15 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (OS) drive-NTFS
30 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (Audio) drive-FAT32
60 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (External Back up) NTFS
30 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (External Back up) NTFS
Sonar 1.31
Delta control panel DMA buffer size=88 samples
Sonar advanced options I/O buffer size=256 Kb
When I was setting up my system, I couldn't get a USB mouse to "gel" well with the W2K installation. Specifically, I couldn't get the system to shut down correctly. The system would get stuck in a high frequency loop of shutdown and startup. I wasn't thrilled about the wear and tear on the hard drive, so I knew this was a problem that had to be corrected.
I could get it to shutdown if I turned all of the power off, but I just wasn't comfortable with this set up. I felt like the thing ought to shut down the way one normally shuts down a computer. I traced the problem to the installation of my USB mouse because when I installed a normal PS/2 mouse everything worked cool. Since this solved the problem, and I don't use any USB hardware, the issue sort of died at that point. I really don't know if the problem is USB or if it is that specific USB mouse and it's driver.
Have any of you experienced problems with Cubase SX's USB dongle, and a setup similar to the one listed below? I know I will probably have to change some of the delta control panel settings to get it to run correctly.
Athlon 1.4
768 meg kingston PC -150 ram (3 pieces)
Delta 1010 Version .26 driver (downloaded from German site)
KK266 plus mobo
VIA 4-in1 update (4in1434v)
Win2000 (Service Pack 2)-Standard PC
Creative 52X CC-ROM
Yamaha CR16X4X4 SCSI CD-R
Adaptec 2930 SCSI adapter
Matrox G450
15 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (OS) drive-NTFS
30 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (Audio) drive-FAT32
60 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (External Back up) NTFS
30 gig Maxtor Diamondmax Plus (External Back up) NTFS
Sonar 1.31
Delta control panel DMA buffer size=88 samples
Sonar advanced options I/O buffer size=256 Kb
