Ava, LOLOLOLOLOL ... I don't know whether you got that smiley application from somewhere else or whether you made it up, but I so far never saw it anywhere (but maybe I'm not hanging around all that much elsewhere).

So simple ...
Don't look strange if we are going to see that more in here !

Anyway, I got up this morning just to write some piece at last ...
So I will be doing that right now. It will be one of my longer posts I'm afraid ...

has been a kind of quiet around the NOS1, right ? ... not for long anymore).

I have a number of Hi-Res (24/192) files, mostly of short length, that I want to run using XP.  I downloaded the demo, and it works wonderfully on 16/44 (very impressive I must say).

My system consist of a XP laptop with 1G of memory, and a PCMCIA card interfacing with an E-Mu 1616M.  Foobar allows me to play my hi-res files without problem using this configuration.  But I am unable to set XXHighEnd to anything but 16/44.  Is this a limitation on the demo system, a problem with XP, or does my E-Mu driver limit me?  Is there some way to correct this problem?

This system has been used for demonstrations at various audio shows to great effect, and I love the portability.  Would like to continue to use this, but with the improved sound quality that XX provides.  Any help would be appreciated.

Jon Ver Halen
Lowther America

I don't understand what you mean ...

Hi Gerard,

I don't recall that question, but anyway it can be done allright. It would use the first track of an "album" (the "album" really being a folder) and show all the "albums" found matching the criteria in the Library Area. What you'd want next is physically delete those folders from there (the Library Area) which currently is not possible. But that can be done too.

In this case I would change the "D" going to the Date Search form into an "S", and that form would turn into a general Search form, where also the other things can be put which by now nobody knows about anymore (like searching for tracks shorter or longer than a given running time, search in track names and some more stuff).

Now I know it ...
Peter

Ah, thank you Gerard. Those 6 or 7 times such a popup is just what I wanted. But untick that checkbox of course.

About not reloading the settings ... now I'm not sure. This is about me doing it differently always (I always use the same folder), and I guess it all depends on the folder where things are put in.
In the end this is about letting Windows do it, while I could do it myself. Such a config file then would be in the Data folder you appoint, and then it should work.

So for now I guess answering Yes or No doesn't make a difference (unless you install in an old folder), but at least the errors are not there anymore.

Thanks for letting it know Gerard,
Peter

After a night of sleep I now realize that I changed ChangeWP in order to avoid that error (with the "X" and all). So that will be okay.

About the cursor stopping 1cm before the end, that is intentional, and always was like that.

I guess this problem has been solved now. Thanks Gerard.

Btw Gerard, what is that XX.dat I see everywhere in your pictures ? Or is that from a rather old XX version maybe ?

as long as XX is run as administrator. 

Ok, I think I found it. Please try below zip. It only contains XXHighEnd.exe (0.9x-1b), so copy it over 0.9x-1.
If you're at it anyway, look for new strange things during the first startup as well.

If it works, thank Russ for his valuable hint.
Peter

Can you check in c:\users (all subfolders) whether there are any spurs if XXHighEnd.exe, Unicodetrack*.wav, *.wav ?
Remember, set Show Hidden folders and all to Yes (if you see the c:\users it's allright I guess).

Edit : See above Unicodetrack*.wav (which I put differently earlier).

Well, if you want, you can try it with the below zip. This is XXHighEnd.exe only; just copy it over the current 09.x-1 install (not over an older one !).

Please let me know.
Peter