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What is your DAW OS? CP/M  0%  [ 0 ] MS/DOS  0%  [ 0 ] AmigaOS  0%  [ 0 ] OS/2 Warp  0%  [ 0 ] HP/UX  0%  [ 0 ] Linux  16%  [ 38 ] Windows 3.1  0%  [ 0 ] Windows 95  0%  [ 1 ] Windows 98FE  2%  [ 6 ] Windows 98SE  15%  [ 35 ] Windows ME  1%  [ 4 ] Windows NT  0%  [ 0 ] Windows 2000  15%  [ 35 ] Windows XP Home  6%  [ 15 ] Windows XP Pro  42%  [ 98 ] Total Votes : 232
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zemlin Location: USA Posts: 1156	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 8:48 pm  _________________ Karl Zemlin - www.cheap-tracks.com Host of the World Wide Cool Edit Collaboration Procedural Debate
Webmaster Location: USA Posts: 159	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 9:02 pm  I have set the number of questions up (it is now 15). Edit your Poll and reset it (if you like). Paul _________________
Noddy Location: Australia Posts: 93	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 9:46 pm  Hey Synt, What happened to the radio buttons so we could vote? What good is a poll without voting rights? Kinda like what good is an drive thru ATM with brail buttons? Cheers, Bruce. _________________ Cheers, Bruce. www.audio2u.com
jonrose Location: USA Posts: 2901	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 10:20 pm  Were you logged in? Maybe Paul has it set up so that users have to be, in order to vote... (?) _________________
djlyon Location: Romania Posts: 369	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 10:46 pm  Heeey, wait the minute, how much there is CP/M, but no SPECTRUM ? >:K Heck, there even should be SPECTRUM 48K and SPECTRUM 128K Or the russian equivalent of Spectrum - Vector, or the romanian equivalent of Spectrum - HC-85. (HC stands for Home Computer). Just kiddin' of course, but those of you who may have heard the music from "Last Ninja" or from "Heavy on the Magic" do know what I'm talking about. It had such a great feeling! Never seen it afterwards... Viva les Z80 ! _________________ Best regards, Dj Lyon
djlyon Location: Romania Posts: 369	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 10:51 pm  I've got a question for you all, maybe it'll (surely) sound stupid for you, but here goes: What does DAW stand for? Digital Audio What ? Thanks! _________________ Best regards, Dj Lyon
EdRadio Posts: 110	Posted - Wed Nov 06, 2002 11:59 pm  Digital Audio Workstation. :) Ed R.
SteveG Location: United Kingdom Posts: 6695	Posted - Thu Nov 07, 2002 2:07 am  jonrose wrote: Were you logged in? Maybe Paul has it set up so that users have to be, in order to vote... (?) In the poll settings, you will find that you get the option to set who can vote for yourself. In the same way, you can 'lock' a poll (no more voting). And on any one poll, of course, you get as many votes as you have separate logins... _________________
Webmaster Location: USA Posts: 159	Posted - Thu Nov 07, 2002 3:20 am  Noddy wrote: Hey Synt, What happened to the radio buttons so we could vote? What good is a poll without voting rights? Kinda like what good is an drive thru ATM with brail buttons? Cheers, Bruce. Only forum members can create Polls and there is a setting to only allow forum members to vote. This is probably what has happ... it is 3:15AM here, I am not thinking clearly. If you are able to post, then you are a forum member and should be able to vote. I have no idea why you are not seeing radio buttons in the poll - unless you have already voted. If possible, email me a screen shot. Thanks, Paul _________________
djlyon Location: Romania Posts: 369	Posted - Thu Nov 07, 2002 3:29 am  I've seen this before - if it is what is happening to you: radio buttons, check boxes and input boxes don't show up due to the browser and/or Windows resources, or incomplete page load. _________________ Best regards, Dj Lyon
zemlin Location: USA Posts: 1156	Posted - Thu Nov 07, 2002 2:38 pm  _________________ Karl Zemlin - www.cheap-tracks.com Host of the World Wide Cool Edit Collaboration Procedural Debate
Havoc Posts: 735	Posted - Thu Nov 07, 2002 3:27 pm  Hey, this list is not complete! I use W2000 PRO. Maybe one of these days I'll switch to Server. Some strange choises. If you are here you are supposed to work with CEP, and that only works under M$. But I'm at least old enough to remember CP/M and Spectrum (certainly the feel of it...). And C64. VMS anyone?
zemlin Location: USA Posts: 1156	Posted - Thu Nov 07, 2002 7:35 pm  I pitched a C64 in the trash a couple years ago - woulda' put in on ebay, but it wouldn't boot. Complete with a 1541 Floppy Disk Drive - Loads data faster than you can type (but not much). _________________ Karl Zemlin - www.cheap-tracks.com Host of the World Wide Cool Edit Collaboration Procedural Debate
beetle Location: USA Posts: 2591	Posted - Fri Nov 08, 2002 2:03 am  Cool Edit runs on a Windows host. What is the use of listing all those other OS's if you use Cool Edit in your DAW?
djlyon Location: Romania Posts: 369	Posted - Fri Nov 08, 2002 2:28 am  I see the sense of humour is getting lost in here... >:K BTW, without wanting to start a flame, the question was "What is your DAW OS?", it didn't say anything about CEP literally. _________________ Best regards, Dj Lyon
djlyon Location: Romania Posts: 369	Posted - Fri Nov 08, 2002 2:34 am  beetle wrote: What is the use of listing all those other OS's if you use Cool Edit in your DAW? Or perhaps a better way to illustrate which OSes are more used for DAW, since the difference between 30% and 70% is not quite as obvious and 'impressionante' between 0% and 70%, so to speak Hope you get the picture, but don't forget the humour line, posted above _________________ Best regards, Dj Lyon
Noddy Location: Australia Posts: 93	Posted - Fri Nov 08, 2002 2:49 am  Hey Webmaster (Paul), Don't stress... the buttons are there now, but when I tried yesterday (or whenever it was I last posted), the buttons weren't there. And yes, I am a member! _________________ Cheers, Bruce. www.audio2u.com
AMSG Location: Sweden Posts: 594	Posted - Wed Nov 13, 2002 8:00 am  Windows XP Home Edition...but I'll soon go back to windows 98 I think... XP was running fine in the beginning. But now it suddenly started to behave weird when I run CEP. And I didn't change anything on that pc...strange...
VoodooRadio Location: USA Posts: 3971	Posted - Wed Nov 13, 2002 7:04 pm  Running WIN98fe, was going to upgrade to SE recently, but decided to wait until I put together a new system (Soon! According to Santa). _________________ I said Good Day! Voodoo
Gulliver Location: Estonia Posts: 442	Posted - Thu Nov 14, 2002 1:54 am  At my home-studio: Windows 98 SE. At the Trio Production Studio: Windows NT4. (I voted for Win'98se)
Havoc Posts: 735	Posted - Fri Nov 15, 2002 2:25 pm  Strange how many of you still use W98. Is this just "latency" to upgrade to better? And in this case I think it is better. But I agree with Zita here. The day CEP run on Linux I switch. If they make the effort, may I suggest writing it directly for clusters? That way I can justify keeping all those pc's around.
VoodooRadio Location: USA Posts: 3971	Posted - Sat Nov 16, 2002 8:04 am  I'm not sure I would call it "latency". More like.... "assurance"! I can't be bothered with "Beta-testing" Microshafts products for them. Unfortunately, (seeing as they managed to blatently side-step the entire concept of monopolizing) I am stuck using their product. I will at least use a version that has been "painfully de-bugged" by so many users for so many years. Maybe in another 5-6 years, I will feel comfortable that all the "bugs" have been found and fixed in XP. Time is money... I don't get paid in a session for trying to recover data/files that Windows has managed to screw up! _________________ I said Good Day! Voodoo
VoodooRadio Location: USA Posts: 3971	Posted - Mon Nov 18, 2002 4:51 pm  Everybody's mileage varies. I have been using WIN98 (at home) for 2 years without a single problem EVER! (I did just knock on some wood). At work, we recently "migrated" (that's the term that the IT Dept likes to use) to XP and we have had nothing but problems. Of course we're not exactly comparing oranges to oranges here.... the company that I work for is huge (5th largest Petroleum company in the world) and the computers are all linked, so there's no such thing as a "little" problem. _________________ I said Good Day! Voodoo
Master Po Posts: 35	Posted - Mon Dec 09, 2002 9:46 pm  BeOS is one that does not appear, here, either was it lost sight of? _________________ More haiku.
VoodooRadio Location: USA Posts: 3971	Posted - Mon Dec 09, 2002 10:38 pm  And.... Grand Master Po, what Operating System might you be using? _________________ I said Good Day! Voodoo
zemlin Location: USA Posts: 1156	Posted - Tue Dec 10, 2002 10:08 pm  Master Po wrote: BeOS is one that does not appear, here, either was it lost sight of? I ran out of entries. 15 is the limit. Sorry I left out your favorite. _________________ Karl Zemlin - www.cheap-tracks.com Host of the World Wide Cool Edit Collaboration Procedural Debate
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