jpetersen
Apparently, JBridge is only supported up to Win8
 
http://www.syntheway.com/jBridge.htm
Go down to the bottom of the page
 
I also struggled to find it. I couldn't find a link on their main page.

It's working here on Win10.

https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/
(scroll down, above the "Buy Now" button)
 

I'm not even sure, as it happens, that I got the correct up-to-date driver for my sound card. I find it is listed in "programs x86"....
Will install the most actual one which is supported by Win 10 64 bit. Let's see then. :-)
 
Ok, for the sound card, things are done now. And everything works fine, so far.
Now I shall have to see if, with Sonar's bit bridge, I can get this thing work. I wouldn't wish to miss the fine sounds I could tweak with it.

If a company can't offer 64-bit plugins it's clear that they program with very old and cheap tools.
So it's clear that this plugins cause a lot of problems under a modern 64-bit windows.
 

THambrecht
If a company can't offer 64-bit plugins it's clear that they program with very old and cheap tools.
So it's clear that this plugins cause a lot of problems under a modern 64-bit windows.

 
Interesting - so are you saying that some 32-bit plug-ins are easy to convert to 64-bit, while others are difficult to convert? That would explain a lot of things.
 

If one has 2011 programmed apps with an old Visual Basic 6 (32 Bit) from 2003 (for example) - or C+ it is not possible to convert them 2016 into 64-Bit code. Because he skipped 5 or 7 newer versions from the programming tool and has never changed and renewed the code. There are so much changes between the versions that is not possible to convert from 32 to 64.
And some plugins are written for over 10 years for Windows XP.
 
 
 

Thanks, I feel smarter now . What you're saying makes a lot of sense.