Does Triple play use a propitiatory driver, or is it USB Class compliant for Windows?
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I use a Mac, so I can't speak for Windows. After I set up the sensitivity and tuning in the Fishman application, the info was stored in the transmitter. Now I just put the USB receiver dongle into the Mac when needed and all my different softwares (Reason, Logic, Reaktor) see it as a MIDI keyboard without using the Fishman software.
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Its usb compliant. It works with any midi controllable software. You can use fishmans software interface also for native integration
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I tried it out with 2 computer, and both download and installed. More than likely I would think a third one would work, but I'm not certainly positive
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I heard that is what it used. Looking again I can NOT confirm.The information my system indicates is:USB 2.0 To COM Device: Product ID: 0x2303 Vendor ID: 0x067b (Prolific Technology, Inc.) Version: 3.00 Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec Manufacturer: Prolific Technology Inc.I thought I found the source code for writing a driver for the device and that would have the chipset information but I don't have it handy to confirm that either.I still haven't gotten the driver to work for me, so I'm no help at all.good luckMike L.
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Yes. That's what I primarily use it with. In fact, I actually use it seamlessly and interchangeably with several of my computers which are running different operating systems which are Windows 8.1, Vista, XP, and even with my iMac which runs the latest Apple operating system. I didn't have to do anything. It just plugged and played on all of them. My specific sequence was that I plugged into my Vista machine, and just dragged files over and that was all. All my computers started reading and writing files into the drive with no issues including the iMac. It didn't matter wether it was connected to a USB 3.0 or 2.0 . I don't know if the drive had any on-board software for archiving or security because I didn't use it. Also, my drive came with only one cable which looks like a regular USB cable except its compatible with both 3.0 and 2.0 and has no problem drawing whatever power it needs from either without any issues. I am very pleased with it.
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It works with both but youll have to install the driver through a small disk there is no online driver download
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I am running windows 8.1 (64) on a laptop. I probably loaded a driver that came with the drive, but I did not download anything. I have had no problems at all except that I would like to operate throught a usb3 hub and that is not reliable.I use the unit heavily and highly recommend it.good luck!
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I have no problem with mine using Win7 just plugin and let Windows download the driver.Have you tried different USB port? I suggest using USB 2.0 ports instead of 3.0. I Have the same problem with Windows 7 and found out I've installed too many USB devices to my system and there's a lot of drivers tied to my usb port that causing the issue using a different port works for me.
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This modem only gives you Internet connection and not the phone line. So it won't work with triple-play.
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Good question. I. Have Used Apricorn. Aegis hard drives and thumbdrives with windows 8 so I don't see why it wouldn't work with usb 2 and 3. Just make sure your south bridge drivers are current on the motherboard. It should work no matter what
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The default driver in w8 will work just as in w7 but Microsoft suggests still downloading the specific driver but as of right now there is no such driver yet. In short yes.
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It absolutely is that's what I'm running and I've not had an issue with it whatsoever. It came with a cd to install drivers but honestly once I plugged it in the plug and play took care of it naturally (though I did still install the cd, better safe than sorry).
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Using it successfully with Win 7 home. Win 7 saw it without driver disk use. Don't know re 8.1.
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It mostly works with Windows 7 as a client now, but there is better compatibility coming with Power Pack 3. This should be released "soon"...
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Yes, I use it both on windows 8 and windows 7. It found and installed the drivers without any issues.
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win7 will generally find the drivers intuitively. However, after research, i have found that while a practical idea, some applications, like PonyProg for instance, will not work with this. The serial connection has to be straight to the mobo, not extended with a USB
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Yup. Just plug it in and you'll see it show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). I use ckermit to connect to it. No drivers or anything else needed.
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Every piece of hardware, including USB devices require drivers to operate, and these are usually OS dependent. However, the "U" in USB usually means universal. I have used my interface converter with several versions of Windows and Mac OS, and the device has worked seamlessly without necessity of installing additional drivers. I cannot say for certain if the thing would work with other platforms. I suppose if the platform is old enough, there could be an issue if there are no driver updates available.