Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi !

They don't work under 64 bit OS's and the generic drivers installed by Vista 
and 7 are NOT multiclient, as opposed to the Behringer driver. It becomes a 
problem when the BCF/R has to communicate with more than one app (like, for 
instance, Cubase plus the BCFViewer when using a BCF in MC emulation). I got 
around the problem by using it via MIDI cables with my e-mu 1212m soundcard, 
as it has multiclient MIDI drivers.

Cheers.
Jay






Mark van den Berg <markwinvdb@...> a \ufffdcrit:

> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, phatline@... wrote:
>> My bcrs are running without installed driver on win 7, it seems like
>> it is in win7 integratet (win 7 64bit:-)
>
> I suppose that by "integrated" you mean that Win 7 assigns a standard
> USB driver to the BCF/BCR when you turn the unit on.
> However, that's the case in XP and Vista too.
>
> So what are these "automatic" USB MIDI ports actually called under
> Windows 7 when you access them from a MIDI application (Sonar,
> Cubase, BC Manager, whatever)?
> If it's "USB Audio Device", the Windows 7 driver is probably just an
> upgrade of the XP and Vista drivers of the same name.
>
> However, as explained in BC Manager's manual (section 4, point 4),
> these default "USB Audio Device" drivers (at least the XP and Vista
> versions) have a few serious drawbacks, which is why I recommend
> using a Behringer USB driver instead.
>
> So an interesting question is whether these Behringer USB drivers
> work under Windows 7.
> Under Vista their installation is already slightly problematic in the
> sense that you have to set the installer's "compatibility mode"
> (again, see the BC Manager manual for details), but once installed,
> the Behringer drivers work fine under Vista (at least the 32-bit
> version).
>
> Mark.
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