- #HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP FULL#
- #HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP SOFTWARE#
- #HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP WINDOWS 7#
- #HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP WINDOWS#
Others have tried the method and it has failed to work. Some people have used this method and have had it launch perfectly every time, so you may not need to keep clicking Game.exe if it isn't telling you JCM Stopped working.
#HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP WINDOWS#
I have not tested this in Windows 8, But I imagine it is the same.
#HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP WINDOWS 7#
But I have managed to get it working in Windows 7 Home Premium using this method. You will have to do this every time you want to play the game, but it seems like it is the only way to get it working. Sometimes it will say 'JCM has stopped working.' If this happens, just close the program and launch it again until it actually finally launches the game. Double click the 'Game.exe' a bunch of times. You can disable fullscreen by going into the 'config' file, and where it says 'bFullScreen=1' change the 1 to a 0.Ĥ. The game should now have a chance of actually working - Although having it in fullscreen may produce issues. Tick the box that has 'Run this program in combatibilty mode for:' and select 'Windows XP (Service Pack 2)' from the list. Go to the 'Compatibility' tab at the top of the new window that opens. Right click the 'Game.exe', Select 'Properties'. Find 'SteamApps\common\Journey to the Moon'.Ģ.
(If you don't have the x86, I guess it would be in just Program Files). Go into your C:\ drive, into 'Program Files (x86)', and find 'Steam'. I'm going to keep this quick and simple - I found this basic solution of getting the game to launch off the discussions, so any credit goes to the person who first discovered it.ġ. (I used one for several years back when I was in a praise team.
Plus, you can practice with just the board, and not need a computer. Then you skip over the need to use the mixer. The key is the USB jack has to work as an audio interface, not just a MIDI device. Not cheap, but the technology changes all the time, so used pieces probably half the price of new, even in these times.
#HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP FULL#
If you want to do this all the time, I'd look for something that is really designed to send a full amp sim + FX/pedal sim over USB, i.e., a piece of hardware. the computer's built-in mic, or whatever else might have been plugged in. I'm guessing that when you recorded that you specified the input/output device as the AG06? I.e., your video recording was taking the input that came from the mixer, vs. Even if you get the routing figured out, the audio no longer syncs up with the video. Time stuff (delays and reverbs) can be a problem though.
#HOW TO SET LINE 6 POD FARM TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP SOFTWARE#
Plus, there's usually some latency with software processing, though amp/pedal sims are not notoriously bad.
I know you can use OBS or other s/w to integrate and sync, but whoo - a pain, IMO/IME, and I'd guess not what you are looking for. The problem is that once you go from the guitar into the computer, and then an app, the app is no longer seen as an input device. Click to expand.I'm guessing that when you recorded that you specified the input/output device as the AG06? I.e., your video recording was taking the input that came from the mixer, vs.
0 kommentar(er)
