Hi, I just moved to a 64bit platform and found that 32bit apps won't Dock in X2 PE 64bit using bitbridge.  I don't know if that's because the apps are not 64bit or if I have a problem.  Could someone with more knowledge please explain.  The apps DO work so it's not a show stopper.

I have one more issue and I know it has been discussed before but I can't find the thread. I have an i7 3770 quad core cpu running hyperthread (8cores), with 16Gb mem.   When I have a large project the first core is at about 60% and the rest 15-20%.  If I remember, someone said that you have to modify a file to even the core load.  So if some nice person could direct me to that thread I would be very grateful (might even give you my first born).

As always,
Thanks
mpop

Plugins using BitBridge will not dock. I believe it is because BitBridge is a free standing server app.

Thanks scook, I had a hunch is was something like that.  any takers on the core load issue?

mpop

similar core balancing issue discussed here http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2745658

once again thanks scook, that was what I was looking for.

mpop

mpop


Hi, I just moved to a 64bit platform and found that 32bit apps won't Dock in X2 PE 64bit using bitbridge.  I don't know if that's because the apps are not 64bit or if I have a problem.  Could someone with more knowledge please explain.  The apps DO work so it's not a show stopper. 

If you use jBridge instead of BitBridge, you can specify in the plugin properties that it should load with jBridge and your plugin interface will then look like your genuine 64-bit plugin interfaces, with the menus, Solo and Mute and other commands, and the docking option available from the top-left corner in the title bar.

Thanks guylemec, I will try jBridge.  I love the knowledge base this forum has to offer. You guys/gals ROCK!!!!

mpop

If you are running BitBridge and wish to see the VST menu bar for a plugin, hold the shift-key when launching the plugin GUI. The VST options will be in another window usually behind the plugin GUI.