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 Sun 17 Mar 2002, 03:14
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How can I use my MidiPort 32 (Opcode) with OS X ? Is there a Driver ?
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Wed 3 Apr 2002, 19:23
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You're out of luck, Opcode is a dead company.
Under threat from a few states attorney generals, Gibson did take the copy protection off of Studio vision Pro. Studio Vision wasn't updated for over 2 years and they were still selling it. So if you want to do OSX, you will have to invest in new hardware. -------------------- G-Dub
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Thu 4 Apr 2002, 00:04
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The Opcode 'father' is now working for Apple…wait and see…
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Thu 4 Apr 2002, 21:17
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Not Oppenhiemer( the Op in Opcode), but Doug Wyatt the coder for OMS does work for Apple.(he frquents the Opcode user group at topica)
Gibson Still owns the rights to the hardware, so I don't see any support coming for hardware that is out of production. The users of Studio Vision Pro only have a slim glimmer of hope that somebody will buy it, and make it OSX ready. But it probably won't happen, and the code gets less useful every day. -------------------- G-Dub
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Thu 4 Apr 2002, 23:11
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OK…
Is the MidiPort 32 useful to play Pétanque… |
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