When I installed 1AVCenter, it caused Printmaster 16 to crash. When I launched 1AVCenter, it caused a popup asking to put in the install disk for Printmaster 16. When I exited out, I tried to run Printmaster 16 and again I got the popup to insert the install disk. I decided to uninstall 1AVCenter and during the process, I was asked if I wanted to uninstall or leave the shared DLL files. I chose to leave them. I then tried to run Printmaster 18 and again it crashed. I decided the only thing I could do is to try a repair for Printmaster 16. Once that was done, I can now run Printmaster 16. I really did want 1AVCenter, but I guess that is not to be.

James B tarafından yorumlandı  –  2 years ago  –  Bu yorumu yararlı buldunuz mu? evet | hayır (+28)

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Has anyone used this software before? How does it hold up compared to Bandicam?

It also claims that it can record audio of what you hear but is this true for MIDI?

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Bot Sir, the claim that it can record audio of what you hear is completely dependant upon your sound chip/card having a stereo mixer or otherwise named extra input pin that may need to be accessed by right clicking on the C:\Windows\System32\mmsys.cpl record tab panel and selecting show disabled devices and show disconnected devices. If nothing extra shows up that looks like sound out/stereo mix/wav out etc then no this product cannot record what you hear without extra 3rd party software. It is based upon legacy programming API and techniques so cannot make use of modern WASAPI that do permit siphoning off playing sounds puurely in software so is not dependant upon the sound chip hardware capabilities. I cannot comment on Bandicam as I've never had cause to use or even try it.

Bot Sir, the claim that it can record audio of what you hear is completely dependant upon your sound chip/card having a stereo mixer or otherwise named extra input pin that may need to be accessed by right clicking on the C:\Windows\System32\mmsys.cpl record tab panel and selecting show disabled devices and show disconnected devices. If nothing extra shows up that looks like sound out/stereo mix/wav out etc then no this product cannot record what you hear without extra 3rd party software. It is based upon legacy programming API and techniques so cannot make use of modern WASAPI that do permit siphoning off playing sounds puurely in software so is not dependant upon the sound chip hardware capabilities. I cannot comment on Bandicam as I've never had cause to use or even try it.
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