trouble with hoster and laptop

[mindonstrike]

Originally Posted by George

3-I don't use Vista and didn't realize they had changed the attributes info

Normally they haven't. It looks like Vista has added info related to security and permissions but all the normal info is there as well. If that attribute info is not visible it might indicate something related to permissions, however the fact that Hoster can read the file when building the database but not when playing the song makes me question if that's the problem. (unless playing the file is considered "executing", since that's a selection in the security details.)

dhkluesner@clas, since you can play video but not kma it might be worth your while to open the properties on each and compare the security details to see how/if they are different.

Sam

[hwheeler43]

I don't know about everyone else, but I am going to trash Vista. I have two Toshiba laptops and the Windows XP machine with 1 gb of memory will let me multi task while doing a show and never has an audio dropout or anything. The Vista machine with 1.5 gb of memory has audio dropouts and I have disabled all the services possible. I sincerely hope that you can get your machine to work, but it really seems to be a Vista issue.

[George]

Originally Posted by hwheeler43

...but it really seems to be a Vista issue.

True, but it's not just Vista alone. I use XP Home. I never got Vista, and downloaded Internet Explorer 7. I immediately had issues, trashed it after a lot of frustration, and reinstalled IE 6, and everything went back to normal.

I'm assuming (bad word) IE 7 is bundled with the Vista package, so who knows which is causing what

Others have reported installing IE 7 with no problems, just as some have done well with Vista. I do know my state has not gone for Vista and has also directed all their agency computer support staff not to install IE7.

[billyo]

Originally Posted by George

True, but it's not just Vista alone. I use XP Home. I never got Vista, and downloaded Internet Explorer 7. I immediately had issues, trashed it after a lot of frustration, and reinstalled IE 6, and everything went back to normal.

I'm assuming (bad word) IE 7 is bundled with the Vista package, so who knows which is causing what

Others have reported installing IE 7 with no problems, just as some have done well with Vista. I do know my state has not gone for Vista and has also directed all their agency computer support staff not to install IE7.

i was also told to get rid of IE 7 and to go back to IE 6 which i might do .

[bobcox- with the Lord]

I am using Vista small buss on one machine for testing,
and have done a lot of shows with it without a hitch.
works perfect, not one problem.
i kind of like the way it moves and looks,
i keep five programs open all the time i am working, hoster, mm jukebox, messageoke, excel, and notepad. oh and hosters search.