Is this foot pedal compatible with windows 7? Having major problems with the infinity foot pedal.
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Sorry, Kathy, but I don't know. I had to send it back because it wasn't compatible with Fluency or EditScript, both of which my company uses for transcription platforms. The IT people sent me the right foot pedal -- an Infinity!
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I've been using it with Windows 7 since purchase. I also use it with VISTA on anoher machine and have not run into any problems.Note: It's set up for quick integration with pro-Tools but works with other DAW's as long as you can MAP the various sliders and knobs.I use Cakewalk SONAR and mapping took only a few minutes so I can access the play, stop and record functions right from the keyboard.I also hooked up my standard sustain pedal. The action of the keyboard is pretty good.
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IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it. I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail.
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Yep! I have it on my win 7 desktop, and it works really great. The only issue was making it (2i2) the default audio out or in when I have some other audio programs like acid studio and Sibelius they are midi based so that can be an issue to manually switch, in windows 8 the trade is automatic between the midi programs and asio drivers. The upside is that becuase of less backround apps, like in win 8, you can have the buffer higher, so you lose latency sooner. On win 8 I have the asio driver bottomed-out, I can hvae it at like 7ms. Hope that helps.
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I have NOT gotten Highpoint boards to work in three different computers, three different board types with and without Highpoint's "fixes". Must just be me!
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The Infinity USB is a 3 switches foot control. I'm using it with a software named MusicReader to play acoustic piano or keyboard. I use it to advance or turn back electronic sheet music pages (PDF) . But MusicReader doesn't recognize Infinity pedal. So I installed a free application named Pedable from NCH Software to assign functions to pedal. It can emulate the keyboard or mouse clicks to control the software running in your computer. The pedal has three "switches", so you can configure three different commands from your computer (see note from Pedable help below). In my configuration, normally I use only two of the three to control sheet music pages in MusicReader: [CTRL]+PgUp and [CTRL]+PgDn. In iTunes you can easily emulate the keyboard controls (Space Bar, CTRL+, etc) with Pedable. But remember, the pedal has only 3 switches. I expect it helps you. NOTE: Pedable is utility software that allows you to emulate key board and mouse functionality using foot pedals. Apart from this Pedable can also bind certain predefined application commands to a foot pedal. Using Pedable you can configure the foot pedals to control any software the runs on your computer, including word processors, games, media players etc... Features Simulate key press Simulate mouse clicks Insert custom text Run predefined commands
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It is not compatible with mine. Im on windows 7. There are many buttons that won't work.
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Hi Kim, The ICD-UX512 Digital Flash Voice Recorder does not support foot pedal controller. -Anthony
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No, I have used it on my Windows 7 machine for a while, absolutely no problems for me. Hope this helps.
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I have used this device on Windows 7 and Windows Vista and in both cases, I just plugged it in. I manually installed nothing. Inside of FSX I was able to assign the axis for this. I did have some difficulty getting the toe brakes set up properly in FSX but I haven't spent a lot of time with it, I just assigned a button on my stick for that. I have also used this controller in x plane 10 (demo) in Windows Vista, also worked perfectly with no drivers or external software to install. The toe brakes worked perfectly in x plane.
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I honestly have no idea, I would contact Saitek. But, I have been in the PC repair business for over 6 years and can't see any reason it would not work. Windows 8 is based on Windows 7 technology and the pedals are a simple plug-and-play USB device, so it 99% should work. I just can't guarantee it without trying it.
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We have had no problems with foot pedal. We use hitch often, no issues. We are very pleased with it.
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NO! foot pedal from Amazon. The machine is not the Micro any more, this is NEW 2013 EVERLAST PowerTIG 185 ACDC TIG / STICK WELDER , better version with stick capabilities, itis a great machine. Paid with Amazon $756, Everlast had the same machine but with Footpedal for $850.Check this link:http://www.everlastgenerators.com/forums/showthread.php/3808-NEW-2013-EVERLAST-PowerTIG-185-ACDC-TIG-STICK-WELDER
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I was told that none of the foot pedals work with the free version Express Scribe. I purchased a foot pedal that came with the paid version of the software. It works perfectly and is well worth it. It did not cost much difference for the two together.
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I'm still trying to get mine to work. I have Windows 7 64 bit. I downloaded the driver and still no luck. I'm new to all this and I'm using a Roland HD3 electric drum set / Mbox with Pro Tools Express/ and Easydrummer. I have better luck using a regular midi cable.
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I bought it for use on a mac, which despite some reports doesn't really work well with osx. The pedal defaults to 3 keyboard keys (a,s,and d I think), and relies on a keyboard mapping utility to customize. If you can find the software download I would suggest trying that w/ a regular keyboard. If the software remaps those to alt/control properly then you are probably good to buy the pedal. This is a very generic product and I was not able to find much support. edit: post deleted and re-posted to remove my employer name.
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You should be able to to send your midi to it. Honestly I am not 100% sure on the foot pedal, but I would say you can hook it up. Hope I helped.