Live 7.0.12 Beta seems to finally fix that. Problem is that Ableton don't seem to even know themselves that they fixed it and still deny it to be a bug at all. Whatever, if it works now and in the future then that's the major thing that counts.kuniklo wrote:I just confirmed this morning that Live runs ok on my bootcamp vista partition *if* Aero is enabled. Otherwise the ui becomes very very sluggish. I guess that confirms what other people have posted here although it sounds like this isn't completely universal.
dell xps m1530 experiences
HAL: I know I've made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.
I'm glad to hear that because I just bought an M1530. At <$1100 this seems like a great deal.Crash wrote:Live 7.0.12 Beta seems to finally fix that. Problem is that Ableton don't seem to even know themselves that they fixed it and still deny it to be a bug at all. Whatever, if it works now and in the future then that's the major thing that counts.kuniklo wrote:I just confirmed this morning that Live runs ok on my bootcamp vista partition *if* Aero is enabled. Otherwise the ui becomes very very sluggish. I guess that confirms what other people have posted here although it sounds like this isn't completely universal.
Just to follow up here:
The 1530 seems like a great Live machine, even running Vista. I had to turn off a bunch of devices and services but that's good practice anyway. The wireless NIC causes the occasional glitch so I leave it off.
I'm having a hard time seeing why you'd spend almost twice as much for a similarly specced MBP.
The 1530 seems like a great Live machine, even running Vista. I had to turn off a bunch of devices and services but that's good practice anyway. The wireless NIC causes the occasional glitch so I leave it off.
I'm having a hard time seeing why you'd spend almost twice as much for a similarly specced MBP.
very interesting. i cant find much info on google tho? have u any links, i just get links to torrents ??!?!? any info please would be great.angryman wrote: I use a version made by someone i don't know who called LEO XP you can google it and it is like a XP/Vista/Leopard Hybrid . It is rock solid runs lean and looks great better than Vista and has a heap of very usefull features and Live runs like super mean on it. Best OS i have ever used and easiest to use .
im getting a new laptop so i might try this out.
edit: found this...
http://ideneb.ihackintosh.net/
It's not a complete fix. You may need to turn Live's priority to "Realtime" either with or without Aero still. Else you may suffer from less performance (dropouts).kuniklo wrote:I'm glad to hear that because I just bought an M1530. At <$1100 this seems like a great deal.Crash wrote:Live 7.0.12 Beta seems to finally fix that. Problem is that Ableton don't seem to even know themselves that they fixed it and still deny it to be a bug at all. Whatever, if it works now and in the future then that's the major thing that counts.kuniklo wrote:I just confirmed this morning that Live runs ok on my bootcamp vista partition *if* Aero is enabled. Otherwise the ui becomes very very sluggish. I guess that confirms what other people have posted here although it sounds like this isn't completely universal.
HAL: I know I've made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.
Doesn't seem to be the case here. I racked up operators well past 70% usage last night without any glitches, which is not something I could say for my iMac or my Macbook.Crash wrote:You may need to turn Live's priority to "Realtime" either with or without Aero still. Else you may suffer from less performance (dropouts).
This machine is *fast*. I was thinking about building a quad core xp machine for home but I'm not sure if i really need it now.