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Tools 6.4cs6 Plug-In Updater before or after Pro Tools 6.4cs9. Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 Update October, 2004 Will not work without Pro Tools LE 6.4 for Digi 002, Digi 002 Rack, Mbox, or Digi 001 systems already installed. Pro Tools 6.4 Information Pro Tools LE 6.4 Download & Details From the Included Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 Read Me: Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 Update Installer What's Fixed in Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9? Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 for Windows XP contains the following: Fixed: Intermittent Pops or Incorrect Audio when Playing a Session (Item #54406) When playing a session, occasional pops or random audio can be heard. The problem could be exacerbated by using a high Hardware Buffer setting. Fixed: Potential Crash when Opening Sessions Containing Assigned MIDI Inputs or Outputs (Items #52092, 54498) A crash occurs when opening some sessions with saved MIDI sources or destinations. Fixed: Opening a Session on a Digi 002 on a Windows XP SP2 System Results in a Blue Screen (Item #54466) We are making this fix available to our Digi 002 and 002 Rack customers who wish to use SP2 prior to completion of Digidesign’s qualification of this new OS version. While we do not anticipate problems, we have not completed our in-depth testing of SP2 with Pro Tools, so it is not officially qualified or listed as such on our compatibility documents at this time. Note: Subsequent to this release, Digidesign has qualified SP2 with all Pro Tools LE and TDM systems with Pro Tools 6.4 and higher, including Pro Tools LE and TDM version 6.7. If using Digi 002 or Digi 002 Rack, Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 or higher (including Pro Tools LE 6.7) is required. Fixes Included from Pro Tools LE 6.4cs7: Fixed: When Importing or browsing OMF media that referenced certain

Or Runtime Errors When Trying to "Save Session Copy In" (Item #48208) When performing a "Save Session Copy In" from a session to another location on a different drive, an assertion or runtime error could be thrown. Fixes Included from Pro Tools LE 6.4cs3: Errors In Entries While Using Feet+Frames (Item #49042) When the timeline display was set to Feet+Frames, entry errors occurred when using pull factors. (DV Toolkit for Pro Tools LE required for Feet+Frames display mode) Fixes Included from Pro Tools LE 6.4cs1: Failure When Using Large AAF Sequences (Item #47851) When opening a large AAF sequence, importing session data from a large AAF sequence, or viewing a large AAF sequence in DigiBase browsers, Pro Tools may hang without opening the session forcing the user to re-launch the Pro Tools application. Who Should use Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9? This update is recommended for all Pro Tools LE 6.4 users and contains fixes in the following areas: MIDI Editing Using the "Save Session Copy In" function Importing or exporting OMF sequences into or from Pro Tools * Importing AAF sequences into Pro Tools * Relinking files with a .omf extension * Feet+Frames display mode ** * DigiTranslator required ** DV Toolkit for Pro Tools LE required Important: Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 is provided as an interim "customer support (CS)" release to address the issues described. While our testing has not shown these changes to introduce other problems, this version has not been fully qualified by Digidesign. Updating Pro Tools To update to Pro Tools 6.4cs9: Verify Pro Tools LE 6.4 is installed on your Digi 002, Digi 002 Rack, Mbox, or Digi 001 system. Quit the Pro Tools application if it is open. Locate the Pro Tools LE 6.4cs9 installer and launch it. Follow the onscreen instructions to install

How to install the Bluetooth Framework This short article describes how to install the Bluetooth Framework and start using it with your IDE. Events Processing In the Bluetooth Framework This article describes how the Bluetooth Framework calls events in UI, in console, and in service applications. How to use the Bluetooth Framework to communicate with classic Bluetooth devices The main function of the Bluetooth is a Bluetooth protocol stack. It defines and provides different types of layers and functionalities. Bluetooth can run different applications over different protocol stacks, but each one of these protocol stacks uses the same Bluetooth link and physical layers. This article describes how to use the Bluetooth Framework with the Classic Bluetooth RFCOMM protocol. Bluetooth Framework and OBEX OBEX (Object Exchange) is a lightweight, flexible protocol designed for transferring objects, such as files, contacts, images, and other data, between devices. Initially developed by the Infrared Data Association (IrDA) for infrared communication, OBEX was later adapted for Bluetooth, significantly enhancing its versatility in modern wireless communication. OBEX has become a crucial component for data transfer, particularly in mobile environments, enabling seamless communication between Bluetooth-enabled devices. How to use the Wii Remote controller with the Bluetooth Framework The Nintendo Wii Remote, or Wiimote, revolutionized gaming by introducing motion controls and interactive, sensor-based input when it was first launched in 2006. While primarily designed for the Nintendo Wii console, the Wiimote's capabilities extend far beyond gaming, including its use in PC gaming and assistive technology applications. This article delves into the technical specifications and usage of the Wii Remote for both gaming and creating accessible interfaces for individuals with disabilities. How to communicate with Bluetooth LE devices Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE, BLE), also known as Bluetooth Smart, is a wireless personal area network technology aimed at applications in the healthcare, fitness, beacons, security, and home entertainment industries. Compared to classic Bluetooth, Bluetooth LE is intended to provide considerably reduced power consumption and cost while maintaining a similar communication range. This article describes how to use the Bluetooth Framework with Bluetooth LE GATT-enabled devices. How to detect when a client connects to a GATT server on Windows As you probably know, the standard Bluetooth LE GATT server API does not provide any mechanism to detect when a remote GATT client connects to a local GATT server. This article describes how the Bluetooth Framework helps, as usual, to solve this problem. Bluetooth LE Advertisements Bluetooth LE allows devices to broadcast some information. Such broadcasting is known as Bluetooth LE Advertisement. It is widely used by BLE devices to transmit data without establishing a connection. This article describes how the Bluetooth Framework can be used to receive and to broadcast Bluetooth LE advertisements. How to use the BLED112 USB Bluetooth dongle with the Bluetooth Framework The Silicon Labs BLED112 Bluetooth Low Energy USB Dongle is a single-mode USB device enabling Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity for PCs and other devices having a USB port. This article describes how you can use the

Collocation issues fall outside of the scope of the Bluetooth Core Specification itself, but advice to implementers is provided. Mitigating measures include the use of filters which reduce interference between radios and radio time-slot scheduling considerations which implementers are advised to accommodate.Radio time-slot scheduling is a complex issue, concerned with determining when the radio is and is not available for use. Some aspects of scheduling fall within the scope of the Bluetooth Core Specification. Issues relating to collocation with other radios and other considerations and constraints, such as those which an operating system might impose, do not. A feature known as Slot Availability Masks (SAMs) is defined, however, and this allows two Bluetooth devices to provide information to each other about what time-slots are available for use and by taking this information into account, the scheduling used by each device may be optimised to avoid using time slots where collocation-related interference is likely.The LE Coded PHYBluetooth® LE offers three different ways of using the radio. The three alternatives are part of the physical layer and each is referred to with the abbreviation, PHY. The three defined PHYs are:LE 1M – 1 Msym/s symbol rateLE 2M – 2 Msym/s symbol rateLE Coded – 1 Msym/s symbol rate with Forward Error Correction (FEC)The LE Coded PHY increases the receiver sensitivity so that a BER of 0.1% is not encountered until the receiver is at a greater range from the transmitter than would be the case with the LE 1M PHY. LE Coded is used with a parameter called S set to either 2 or 8. When S=2, LE Coded approximately doubles the range over which communication is reliable. When S=8, range is approximately quadrupled.Reliable communication at a longer range is accomplished by the LE Coded PHY without increasing the transmission power through the inclusion of extra data in each packet which allows errors to be both detected and corrected using a mathematical technique called Forward Error Correction. The increased range is accompanied by a resultant reduction in data rate, however, with S=2 yielding 500 Kb/s and S=8 delivering 125 Kb/s.The primary purpose

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