Upon installing & setting up SFP4 I would get various 'Cant find DSP file (bla bla)' errors (the DSP meter was one thing giving me the problem).
If this happens to you go into C:SFP>
and type: attrib *.* /d /s -s -h
Seems a few files were set system & hidden.
(I threw in options for 'd'irectories and recurse all 's'ubfolders for kicks).
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: valis on 2004-04-24 23:05 ]</font>
SFP4 new install - potential issue
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When I did the install, it was going to install into C:SFP by default so I manually changed that to c:SFP4 as I wanted a seperate install to 3.1c which was located in c:SFP. The install went perfectly.
I selected Project Mix'n'Master as the install as I have all the plugs and keys, but I don't actually have the bundle, and everything installed flawlessly. Saved a lot of individual oxe installs.
I imagine selecting Professional would be a good option for those that have a lot of plugs but not the 15DSP card and would save some time too.
I selected Project Mix'n'Master as the install as I have all the plugs and keys, but I don't actually have the bundle, and everything installed flawlessly. Saved a lot of individual oxe installs.
I imagine selecting Professional would be a good option for those that have a lot of plugs but not the 15DSP card and would save some time too.