Yo!
I may be that Liveware 3.0 makes sence, but I cannot see how. Firstly, I had
trouble installing the thing. By reading postings in
creative.prooducts.sound_blaster.live, I have found that this is a common
problem. I had problems also, but in a mysterious way, the thing installed
eventually.
Secondly, installing Liveware 3 is a bad thing if you have been using
SoundFonts. Liveware 3.0 resets your Soundfont settings each time you turn
on your computer. I had to edit the registry manually to fix this problem.
It may be that Liveware 3.0 reduces the size of the registry. It most
certainly deleted my SoundFont informations from the registry.
If you are happy with a previos version of Liveware, stay away from LiveWare
3.0. In my opinion, it adds - if anything - nothing but trouble.
Jon
> I have to disagree, Liveware3.0 reduces the size of your registry by
> over 3MB! That may not seem like much and I am sure people are saying
> who care about and extra 3MB on my hard drive, but I am talking about
> 3MB of keys and values written as text into your registry, over 14,000
> lines of text now gone. Each and every one of those lines had the
> potential to crash your computer. SB made a big leap forward in
> reducing the footprint the SB Live made on you computers operating
> system. I have had no problem since installing Liveware 3.0 and by
> the way the readme did explain how to save and restore your EAX
> settings.
> >Yo!
> >Stay away from Liveware 3.0. It adds nothing useful, but may cause alot
of
> >trouble. For those of you who uses soundfonts, Liveware 3.0 is a true
> >disaster. It erases your soundfont settings after each reboot. Also, my
> >previous EAX-settings disapperared.
> >Liveware 3.0 isn't worth the download.
> >Jon
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