Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

I want to know why the E-Loader software isn't a native
Windows application... I don't know why, but I don't trust java 
100%...

I'm having trouble as well, it looks like the sysex messages get 
distorted all the time (both MIDI in and out), so there's no way to 
transmit a pattern from or to the XL-7.

I didn't have that problem when I connected the Waldorf Microwave XTk 
to the same computer and made a couple of sysex dumps.

Perhaps something with the soundcard. It's quite crappy thing. MPU-
401 btw. Perhaps something about the E-Loader software? I want to 
find out. All I hope is that it isn't my XL-7, it's enough buggy 
already...

//Nifflas

--- In xl7@y..., Scott Ruda <scottr@e...> wrote:
> on 11/8/01 4:16 PM, bruce@s... at bruce@s... wrote:
> 
> > The problem is with the installer on this machine. Not sure about
> > Eloader yet, have yet to get it installed.
> > 
> > There is no error code, even when running the installer from the
> > command line, also no errors in the java console.
> 
> You're saying that you double-click on the file named
> ELoader_1.0_Installer.exe and absolutely nothing happens? No 
application
> launches, no error message?
> 
> Note that the Installer itself is not a Java application, it is a 
native
> Windows application. It does not need Java in order to run. At some 
point in
> its work, it will want to access a Java VM, but if it can't find 
one, it
> should be able to tell you that it can't find one, just like any 
other
> Windows application that can't find a DLL or whatever.
> 
> Maybe we should take this discussion off-list, because it sounds 
like there
> is some problem that is very specific to your machine. If we find 
some
> information that would be valuable to others, we can always post 
our summary
> findings.
> 
> Scott