D1 is no longer offering reflex and D1 and the developers have parted ways.
While it's likely it won't be back, it's not gone. They are looking for someone to take it over.
They are offering a free upgrade to DEX. I got my new code within 10 minutes.
Have fun with DEX -- try watching the memory usage in task manager when it's running :sqerr:
After a certain amount of time -- it will eat all your available memory.
At least Reflex was written pretty good -- just no one knows what it's actually supposed to do (except Jurgen)
PCDJ should hire some programmers, and get back to writing their own stuff...
Have fun with DEX -- try watching the memory usage in task manager when it's running :sqerr:
After a certain amount of time -- it will eat all your available memory.
At least Reflex was written pretty good -- just no one knows what it's actually supposed to do (except Jurgen)
PCDJ should hire some programmers, and get back to writing their own stuff...
Memory management is good and besides it supports my Gigaport Plus connecting to Denon 4500 for those who use them works well.
Rick Take note : GIGAPORT
My personal take...
D1 is just a marketing house now -- they sell you stuff that other people make, that's all.
In the early days (PCDJ), they were on the cutting edge though, and came out with some nice stuff. But, then they hired more marketing people then programmers, and went downhill after that...
Well, the memory management sucks -- sorry, but they have more leaks than the Hoover Dam
BTW, my stuff works just dandy with Gigaports, and has native support for the Denon 4500 built in
Rick is that Gigaport with ASIO ??
No...
Did you ever notice that ASIO, starts with AS -- so does ASS...
When MS adopts it as a standard -- I will support it. Until then, get two sound cards -- sounds better, less headaches, less CPU overhead, and built in redundancy
K.I.S.S.
Then you need native Gigaport drivers to work with your SW?
software guys are hard enough to understand..
You should have them in house so you can beat them everyday on the hour.
Now wait a minute there sport!
I'll have you know I cut my teeth as a developer and you can just take your franastan and quadrimple it!
So there.
Ex Engineering Director here and loved every moment of the explanation of why the software program was late "AGAIN"
Ex Engineering Director here...