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Subject: DirectX prob?
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Original Message 1/5 28-Nov-01 @ 07:52 PM - DirectX prob?
I'm running into problems with what appears to be a SERIOUS conflict with cubase 5 and DirectX 8. ANybody else run into this, or just me? Where might I find a fix? Thanks
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Message 2/5 28-Nov-01 @ 08:12 PM - RE: DirectX prob?
there was tons of stuff about this on the cubase yahoo group, I don't remember the specifics, though. I'll hop over there and see what I can dig up.
Message 3/5 28-Nov-01 @ 08:42 PM - RE: DirectX prob?
OK, here's the answer that was posted there. I can't vouch for it as I don't have DX8, but maybe it'll help.
"If you have installed DX8a (or8) you can get Cubase running by doing the following: Delete the file "devenum.dll" from Windows System. Replace it with an older version of the file. You can find older dll files at various places around the net. I must admit I have no idea how this works or what this does but it was posted some time ago on the Cubase Forum and it works for me."
There's also an issue with prosoniq's orange vocoder. This is from steinberg's site:
"Cubase vs. DirectX 8a
Two registry keys are the reason for a crash in kernel32.dll. This happens only with DirectX 8 while enumerating the plugins at start up.
Both registry keys are added by Prosoniq, e.g. after the installation of 'Orange Vocoder'.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\CLSID\Prosoniq]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\Filter\Prosoniq]
If one of the registry keys is renamed or deleted the crash will not occur any longer. It's been found with all 1.07 prosoniq plugins,but it could happen with other plugins too. Microsoft has been informed, because itīs a DirectX 8.0 bug. The plugins also run without the keys, so they can be deleted.
Latest info:
The PACE version of 'Orange Vocoder' which writes these entries that generates the problem is no longer on the market. The new one uses a serial number, but a deinstallation won't delete those Registry keys, so users could have this problem after an update, too."
"If you have installed DX8a (or8) you can get Cubase running by doing the following: Delete the file "devenum.dll" from Windows System. Replace it with an older version of the file. You can find older dll files at various places around the net. I must admit I have no idea how this works or what this does but it was posted some time ago on the Cubase Forum and it works for me."
There's also an issue with prosoniq's orange vocoder. This is from steinberg's site:
"Cubase vs. DirectX 8a
Two registry keys are the reason for a crash in kernel32.dll. This happens only with DirectX 8 while enumerating the plugins at start up.
Both registry keys are added by Prosoniq, e.g. after the installation of 'Orange Vocoder'.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\CLSID\Prosoniq]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\Filter\Prosoniq]
If one of the registry keys is renamed or deleted the crash will not occur any longer. It's been found with all 1.07 prosoniq plugins,but it could happen with other plugins too. Microsoft has been informed, because itīs a DirectX 8.0 bug. The plugins also run without the keys, so they can be deleted.
Latest info:
The PACE version of 'Orange Vocoder' which writes these entries that generates the problem is no longer on the market. The new one uses a serial number, but a deinstallation won't delete those Registry keys, so users could have this problem after an update, too."
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