kX and Vista 64 bits

MadeiraLion · Aug 30, 2007, 06:50 PM

Hi, firts post here!

I want to know when we be able to enjoy kX Project in Windows Vista 64 bits.

Thanks for your excelent work.

alexerty · Sep 25, 2007, 12:41 PM

Quote:

Hi, firts post here!

I want to know when we be able to enjoy kX Project in Windows Vista 64 bits.

Thanks for your excelent work.

me too
I would like to know when we be able to enjoy kX Project in Windows Vista 64 bits.

Thanks a lot for the response

**dj_stick** · Sep 25, 2007, 05:50 PM

kX is not compatible with any 64 bit OS, and iirc vista x64 requires signed drivers, which is not going to happen with kX

imperia · Sep 26, 2007, 08:46 AM

signed drivers enforcement can be disabled

lord_velocraptor · Feb 7, 2008, 05:51 PM

i Know, kx crew are very busy but for refresh this thread: Any chance to x64 Vista? even beta will be good start

maybe some predictions?

Max M. · Feb 7, 2008, 07:07 PM

>maybe some predictions?

The only prediction at the moment: kX is not going to be available in 64-bit version.
(and the long term forecast is "never")

lord_velocraptor · Feb 14, 2008, 09:38 AM

sad to hear that. Good news is long term forecast is "never" trusty

I hope KX will be available in 64bit version because (in my opinion) KX is for professional use and professional mean powerfull. fact is x64 is the present not the future. 32bit this is a past as long time a go we have switch 16 to 32bit. 64bit technology is natural way of progress and right of evolution

blubbÂ² · Feb 15, 2008, 11:25 AM

Hi, Im using Vista x64 SP1, and I tried some different drivers for the audigy 2 value. I even installed some unsigned drivers that installed fine and were usable (means: working). Im not using anything to allow this, neither do I select the allow unsigned driver thingie on startup.
Is anything special about these drivers, or does that mean that this would make it possible to port the kx driver to 64bit (if it ever happened).

My driver programming skills suck, so I don't know if some parts of the driver were signed, but it showed a big red window that said that this driver was not digitally signed.

Well, I will never give up hope, because creative drivers still suck badly....

Sym Joy · Mar 11, 2008, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by lord_velocraptor

sad to hear that. Good news is long term forecast is "never" trusty

I hope KX will be available in 64bit version because (in my opinion) KX is for professional use and professional mean powerfull. fact is x64 is the present not the future. 32bit this is a past as long time a go we have switch 16 to 32bit. 64bit technology is natural way of progress and right of evolution

hi,
I'm totally agree with you. sooner or latter everyone going to use 64Bit technology.
and i think most of the kx lover will appreciate a 64Bit version.
to be honest i'm sticking with this 32Bit only for Kx drivers!

andy@heardamir.com · Mar 23, 2008, 06:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blubbÂ²

Hi, Im using Vista x64 SP1, and I tried some different drivers for the audigy 2 value. I even installed some unsigned drivers that installed fine and were usable (means: working). Im not using anything to allow this, neither do I select the allow unsigned driver thingie on startup.
Is anything special about these drivers, or does that mean that this would make it possible to port the kx driver to 64bit (if it ever happened).

My driver programming skills suck, so I don't know if some parts of the driver were signed, but it showed a big red window that said that this driver was not digitally signed.

Well, I will never give up hope, because creative drivers still suck badly....

Which drivers are you actually using buddy? ANYTHING would sound better than this wasp in a beer can sound thanks to this creative audigy x64 driver

blubbÂ² · Mar 25, 2008, 06:07 AM

In the end they all come from creative (except kx), the last one I used was this: SB Audigy series Vista Support Pack v2.15.0004EQ with Equalizer (02/24/2008) - Windows Vista - Creative Labs

Workes pretty well, and sound was quite okay (if you get low volume, try switching speakers between 5.1 and stereo).

The unsigned driver I tried was from YouPAX, but it didn't work well (installer is a mess on x64).

Hope that helps...

lord_velocraptor · Jun 29, 2008, 06:07 AM

any new good news?

looking here from time to time and i saw new kx releases but they are still useless for me. KX was best audigy drivers for my x32 xp so my hope is still on fire. Orginal Creative is only one worked drivers for me, so if anyone know better solution im completly open for new opportunity.

dabrouch · Jul 15, 2008, 02:05 PM

Hi everybody, first post for me too.
It's been for several months i've switched to a 64 bit OS (Windows XP Pro 64 bit) to take benefit of x64. I do audio editing and audio production. I can't wait any x64 kX drivers. Please !
Thanks for kX !