SAWStudio 3.9l

[Jay Q]

Wow, Bob, thanks so much for the update (and for the plugin location recall ). You never cease to amaze.

Jay

[demodoc]

Not to mention the pop up faders added to the Aux sends!

Doc

[ambler]

Thanks for yet another update, they are coming thick and fast these days.

This is the third one that I can't download on dialup. After many, many attempts and a bit of experimentation I'm fairly confident that this problem is time based. After what I believe to be exactly five minutes (it's hard to know exactly what time the download actually starts) the connection is lost every time.

I have tried downloading at different speeds and with and without other things using bandwidth and five minutes seems to be the consistant factor here.

I will email Jeanne for the update, I just posted this in case it can help track down the problem.

Mark

[johndale]

Yea, thank you for the update Bob. Man, you fix bugs quicker than we can find them. Much appreciato. Ambler, I have more time than money so I resisted DSL for a while. But it got to the point I was running into a lot of site problem's because of my connection, not to mention some downloads are getting quite large. Bite the bullet if you can. I'm glad I did.. Fast connections are getting so common here, they don't cater to the dialup people that much.
John

[ambler]

Believe me, I would if I could. I'm connected to what is called a "sub-exchange" which means no DSL for me. I have been arguing with the phone company for some time now but it seems that no matter how much money I'm prepared to pay I simply can't have it!


The fight is not over yet....

Mark

[johndale]

Ambler, I live in a very rural part of California (there really is one, but shh..... we don't want anyone else to know the whole State is not paved). So I can not get "conventional" DSL. I have DSL that come's through the air from a transmitting tower (so it is not satilite). Problem is there are dead zones and it only can be picked up 5-6 miles from the nearest tower. I'm lucky it all worked for me. I get a decent signal. But this is new, only been avalible up here for a couple month's. It's called "Clearwire" here. So far so good, very reliable and $20 (US) a month.
John

[Jay Q]

I'm connected to what is called a "sub-exchange" which means no DSL for me.

Mark, isn't cable an option for you? I had DSL for a couple of years, then switched to cable and have had it for about 3 years and I prefer cable.

Jay

[mghtx]

Thanks, once again, Bob. Will install the update later today. Working on a demo for a movie.

[Mark Stebbeds]

Believe me, I would if I could. I'm connected to what is called a "sub-exchange" which means no DSL for me.

No cable modem available?

Mark

[Marvin]

Thanks for the update!!!
You make it soooo easy to stay onboard the SAW train! Since I joined, I have not once regretted it. And I most certainly never will...

Keep 'em coming!