SPlat Fault Reporter - still used?

2018/05/05 13:44:09

fwrend

Just curious. I was prompted recently when closing SPlat (not CbB) and got me to wondering if these reports from the now legacy product still serves a purpose. I.e. are these reports now viewed/received by Bandlab?

2018/05/05 16:03:37

Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]

No the legacy Platinum products aren't managed by BandLab. In fact the backend for FaultReporter there was turned off last Nov

2018/05/05 16:15:45

iRelevant

I see it serves no purpose anymore then, and will stop using it. I'm a bit surprised ... thought since there is shared code between CbB and Splat, that it would be useful to report problems encountered in the legacy software.

2018/05/06 11:19:36

fwrend

Thanks Noel!

@iR - that's what I was thinking, hence my curiosity.

2018/05/07 13:57:15

bitman

That's good. I had visions of them spilling all over the floor of a room that nobody seems to have the key for anymore. Oh what a mess.

2018/05/07 16:28:49

Cactus Music

iRelevant
I see it serves no purpose anymore then, and will stop using it. I'm a bit surprised ... thought since there is shared code between CbB and Splat, that it would be useful to report problems encountered in the legacy software.

But think for a minute. They have fixed a bunch of bugs since then, so most of the data coming in would be pointless.

2018/05/07 22:11:25

iRelevant

Cactus Music
iRelevant
I see it serves no purpose anymore then, and will stop using it. I'm a bit surprised ... thought since there is shared code between CbB and Splat, that it would be useful to report problems encountered in the legacy software.

But think for a minute. They have fixed a bunch of bugs since then, so most of the data coming in would be pointless.

+1 :) Very good point, I didn't even think of that.

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