It is possible that there is a limit to the MP3 file size that can be uploaded to a cue in Multiplay for Windows. However, without more information about the program and the dialogue box, it is difficult to determine the exact issue. It may be helpful to check the program's documentation or contact the developer for support.
To save a Multiplay playlist to use on another computer, you can export the playlist as an MPL file. To do this, go to File > Export > MPL. Then, you can transfer the file to the other computer and open it with Multiplay.
It depends on the features available in the Multiplay program. You may need to check the program's documentation or contact its support team for assistance with changing cue colors.
Can you please tell me which Windows operating systems Multiplay works on? Is there a Mac or a Linux version available?
J
Answer by
Julia Bocchetta
The software is compatible only with Windows systems. The download on its official website is for the Windows version. There is no additional download for Mac or Linux which means that these operating systems are not supported yet. To find more information, I recommend you access the official website of the product.
As far as I know, I can direct the output to any pair of stereo channels via a USB interface. Which ones does Multiplay support?
S
Answer by
Sean Hill
To see the supported modes available, the developer recommends checking Production Properties > Audio Patches. That's the menu you need to use to change the output modes for Multiplay. I recommend checking the official FAQ page where it is explained exactly. Secondly, the official website of the developer has been moved to another domain. You can access the new page using the following URL: http://www.da-share.com/software/multiplay/
It is possible that there is a limit to the MP3 file size that can be uploaded to a cue in Multiplay for Windows. However, without more information about the program and the dialogue box, it is difficult to determine the exact issue. It may be helpful to check the program's documentation or contact the developer for support.
To save a Multiplay playlist to use on another computer, you can export the playlist as an MPL file. To do this, go to File > Export > MPL. Then, you can transfer the file to the other computer and open it with Multiplay.
It depends on the features available in the Multiplay program. You may need to check the program's documentation or contact its support team for assistance with changing cue colors.
Can you please tell me which Windows operating systems Multiplay works on? Is there a Mac or a Linux version available?
The software is compatible only with Windows systems. The download on its official website is for the Windows version. There is no additional download for Mac or Linux which means that these operating systems are not supported yet. To find more information, I recommend you access the official website of the product.
As far as I know, I can direct the output to any pair of stereo channels via a USB interface. Which ones does Multiplay support?
To see the supported modes available, the developer recommends checking Production Properties > Audio Patches. That's the menu you need to use to change the output modes for Multiplay. I recommend checking the official FAQ page where it is explained exactly. Secondly, the official website of the developer has been moved to another domain. You can access the new page using the following URL:
http://www.da-share.com/software/multiplay/