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RE: cMP and cPlay will run on Vista, but

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In Reply to: RE: cMP and cPlay will run on Vista, but posted by cics on August 10, 2008 at 09:04:01

cics:
so Do you suggest use XP SP2?insteat of VISTA?

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XP SP2 pro is a better option - cics 23:30:48 08/10/08 (7)
Vista will be replaced in 18-24 months with Windows 7 (already being tested by MS partners).
- RE: XP SP2 pro is a better option - jammypan@gmail.com 08:03:49 08/14/08 (6)
  Hi cics:
  I have try install VISTA and install cPLAY;then open diagnostics,it show AWE successful.
  I run cPLAY use "145.68 db" & "176.4",RME 9632 card,latency 0.2 ms;it's sound good very much,and I like run in VISTA much more XP SP2.
  FYI.
  - RE: XP SP2 pro is a better option - Cyberlacunae 13:50:36 08/20/08 (1)
    Are you running Vista SP1 Enterprise in 32bit or 64bit?
    
    Has anyone try 64bit XP Pro or Vista Enterprise? With the 64bit OS, I assume we have the flexibility of loading more memory. For a pure music server, it will be an overkill; but if one wants to use it as HTPC, being able to address 8GB or more memory opens another great door of opportunity. :)
    
    Thanks.
    - RE: XP SP2 pro is a better option - jammypan@gmail.com 19:07:47 08/20/08 (0)
      I running Vista SP1 Enterprise in 32bit.
      I have tried install 64 bit(XP) already,
      but I have filename is encoding BIG5,
      the 64 bit only have English version,
      so I rollback to 32bit.
      I install 64bit OS want to install more memory,and can use large ramdisk.
      But after use cPLAY,it's no need ramdisk again,so I think 64bit OS no need.
      I recommand VISTA instead XP,I feel good on VISTA much better than XP.
      Thanks cics very much!
  - What flavor of VIsta are you running? - cics 11:20:16 08/14/08 (3)
    Others could never get Lock privileges to work OR does Vista enable this by default?
    - RE: What flavor of VIsta are you running? - jammypan@gmail.com 18:12:48 08/14/08 (2)
      Hi cics:
      Because my English is poor,I can't really understand your meaning.
      I install VISTA SP1 Enterprise version,no other special software.
      I just setup the option follow your method,and can use AWE successful.
      If the Diagnostics show AWE successful,does it means really get Lock privileges OK?
      - Yes that means Vista SP1 Enterprise version allows for AWE. - cics 02:53:27 08/16/08 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: What flavor of VIsta are you running? posted by jammypan@gmail.com on August 14, 2008 at 18:12:48
        
        cPlay would otherwise fail on AWE allocation.
        
        It's good to know which flavour of Vista offers AWE.
        
        RE: Yes that means Vista SP1 Enterprise version allows for AWE. - jammypan@gmail.com 04:47:25 08/17/08 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Yes that means Vista SP1 Enterprise version allows for AWE. posted by cics on August 16, 2008 at 02:53:27
        
        YES
        I install VISTA SP1 Enterprise version.
        and the cPLAY Diagnostics show AWE successful

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