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 Wed 30 Nov 2005, 04:43
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 6 Joined: 09-Jul 05 From: Dallas - US Member No.: 67,592  |
So i bought Cubase over the summer and it came with a copy protection key a.k.a. dongle. I've lost it. But cubase wont replace it, they tell me that i need to buy Cubase all again. I will not buy it again...and if I find my key I'm selling Cubase. I have started to look into Protools LE and M-powered. I'm a fan of the M-Audio Firewire 410 interface and would like to use that with the M-Powered software.
There is something included with M-Powered (not included with LE) called an iLok though. Is this one of those dongle things that I will probably lose? |
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 08:18
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QUOTE (cjac9 @ Nov 30 2005, 04:43) There is something included with M-Powered (not included with LE) called an iLok though. Is this one of those dongle things that I will probably lose? cjac9, I feel your pain! but I am amazed Steinberg have taken that stance with a registered user!, and as one I would insist that they sell you a replacement key. I have recently purchased an iLok key and I think it is a better system than dongles used by Steinberg for a few reasons: 1. Your license details are held on a database you can access via the web. 2. You setup an account to which you can add as many dongles as you like. To transfer license details from one dongle to another is $40 I think, so should you loose or damage a key at anytime you simply have to buy another key, register it to your account, and download all of your details onto that key and away you go. Beya |
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cjac9 Ilok/ Protools M-powered Wed 30 Nov 2005, 04:43
aportman The iLoc is a similar device to the dongle, which ... Wed 30 Nov 2005, 07:57 cjac9 So I'm still confused...do I have to use the i... Wed 30 Nov 2005, 18:08
beyaRecords QUOTE So I'm still confused...do I have to use... Thu 1 Dec 2005, 14:47 |
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