Hi,
Downloaded gforce and rather than seeing lots of smooth cool visulisations I can see the shape of the movement but its all in small dots.
Does any body know what the problem might be and if so how to fix it?
Have a new fairly high spec laptop running vista?
Help!
Thanks,
Just lots of dots?
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JayPro
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Are you seeing this with every waveshape you encounter? A lot of waveshapes in the application do consist of unconnected dots, so that most likely is what you're dealing with.
Run the program again and toggle the Z key a few times to see if your problem is consistent with every waveshape.
At least, though, you seem to have it running in Windoze Vista, which is more than a fair number of other users have been experiencing.
Run the program again and toggle the Z key a few times to see if your problem is consistent with every waveshape.
At least, though, you seem to have it running in Windoze Vista, which is more than a fair number of other users have been experiencing.
"God is syntax."
Hi,
Thanks for the response. Tried the z key to toggle, the out line changes. Have an image of what it looks likes, had to print screen to get it. Strange thing is if I take an image shot using windows media player when i open the image it looks like it should (i.e. full colours, no dots).
Will email you the image of what I see as I don't know how to put them onto this post.
Im rather confused!
Thanks,
gnm82
Thanks for the response. Tried the z key to toggle, the out line changes. Have an image of what it looks likes, had to print screen to get it. Strange thing is if I take an image shot using windows media player when i open the image it looks like it should (i.e. full colours, no dots).
Will email you the image of what I see as I don't know how to put them onto this post.
Im rather confused!
Thanks,
gnm82
gnm82
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JayPro
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That output is most definitely abnormal under any circumstances. Just having a few dots haphazardly arranged *that way* is strange.
Tell you what: Since I'm a Mac user and don't know how to address an issue which may point to Vista having problems with displaying G-Force properly, I'll post your issue up in the Troubleshooting forum and include a snap of the pic you mailed me.
I'm almost certain that your problem is related to Vista.
Tell you what: Since I'm a Mac user and don't know how to address an issue which may point to Vista having problems with displaying G-Force properly, I'll post your issue up in the Troubleshooting forum and include a snap of the pic you mailed me.
I'm almost certain that your problem is related to Vista.
"God is syntax."
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JayPro
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Here's an update from what I posted on the Troubleshooting forum:
http://www.soundspectrum-forums.com/vi ... hp?t=6028
http://www.soundspectrum-forums.com/vi ... hp?t=6028
"God is syntax."
Dots
I had the same problem on my new Vista computer. Jason McKay from SoundSpectrum said to do this:
Lets try turning off Graphics acceleration in G-Force to see if this helps.
Please try the following steps:
1) Start G-Force Standalone.exe
2) Press SHIFT+O (to turn off OpenGL mode)
3) Exit G-Force Standalone.exe
I did it and G-Force works great now.
Woody
Lets try turning off Graphics acceleration in G-Force to see if this helps.
Please try the following steps:
1) Start G-Force Standalone.exe
2) Press SHIFT+O (to turn off OpenGL mode)
3) Exit G-Force Standalone.exe
I did it and G-Force works great now.
Woody