trial version

**Hacksaw** · 11-10-2006, 03:07 AM

rac3pm, don't think thats the problem I installed it (1.0.5.8) on my dev PC, had a quick play, left it for a day and came back to an expired demo.

I read somewhere about using the dev shell, I'll gove that a try when I sit down later.

**bluraven** · 11-10-2006, 07:46 AM

Trial expired for me too. I was trying the version previous to the one that just was released and had 30 days, I updated to the newer just released version and still had 30 days, I closed it or it timed out after 15 mins don't remember and I repoened it and still had 30 days then it timed out after another 15 minutes and then it went to zero days and was expired.

From the ammount I got to play with it though I was chitting my pants impressed, but, a question, why have it default to such a low frames per second setting? Why not crank it up to 100 fps by default? Show off just how smooth and fluid the interface really is when it shines on a system that can handle it? Also, wouldn't it be wise to set the music crossfade to be enabled by default too?

**KingofCorona** · 11-10-2006, 05:44 PM

I built my PC and downloaded the trial software. Great front end but I had some problems. I only tested the music mode. I transfered my music but when I went to display the songs they would all show the same cover art???

Then halfway through the song the software would crash, lock up or reboot.
I installed the update 1.0.5.8 and It made the trail software expire.

Uninstalled everything, Reinstalled the trial and the same thing happened. I'll test it some more tonight, maybe I'm doing something wrong.

My PC:
Epia M1000
512mb Memory
Western Digital 60gb 2.5 Hard Drive
onboard sound, onboard video
Windows XP Fresh install
Windows Media Player 11