traveler/x64/windows 7

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eyeknow
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traveler/x64/windows 7

Post by eyeknow »

I realize that motu has been a turd in the service department, and I have read allot of the stuff here and am still somewhat confused.

I have a first gen traveler and have considered running a dual-boot with the new RC windows 7. Now, motu lists x64 drivers and an x64 firmware update, AND there are choices for the mk3 stuff (the dreaded 3.6.8.x driver.....which I don't need) and there is also a 3.6.7.3x64 driver (phew!) It's allot to digest imo, and get's me kinda worrying if I should bother.

Is there anyone who has tried a first gen motu traveler with the x64 firmware update, the x64 3.6.7.3 drivers on any windows x64 system? I'll take any info.....positive or negative.
Mark S
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Re: traveler/x64/windows 7

Post by Mark S »

I see where you're going here. And I understand too but if you're running 64 bit or considering it, give it a try. For better or worse we are Motu support,...

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And if you have those 3.6.7.x 64 bit drivers please post them on the sticky in this section. Please?
eyeknow
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Re: traveler/x64/windows 7

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Oh, it's listed under motu's drivers.

Under xp 64 at the very bottom, I thought it was weird considering the tude they gave me a long time ago about ONLY supporting the 3.6.8.x drivers :roll:

I've pretty much given up on this idea as they also want a firmware update too.....I'm kinda afraid of that :lol: So I'm probably going to do a dual boot with win 7....after many hours of research today, it just doesn't look like it's worth the work.
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Re: traveler/x64/windows 7

Post by Mark S »

if by listed you mean on MOTU's page take care, it's probably linked to the newest driver and not the driver listed.

Yeah, I got that same "tude" also. Last tech issue they told me to update to the newest driver. When I asked if they had fixed the broken channel designation yet, they said no, but it will be coming,...
eyeknow
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Re: traveler/x64/windows 7

Post by eyeknow »

Dude, I feel your pain.

Here's what I did. After exhaustive research, and considering my "in stock" options (with a return policy) I decided to try.....gulp.......an maudio profire 610.

So far to date? Much much less problems :shock: , better sound (no really, I mean much clearer....not "trebl-ier" or "bass-ier" but clearer) and it even works (other than the "aero thing" that I can't seem to turn off) in windows 7/32 bit. Yeah, I decided against the 64 thing till I get "familiar" with the new stuff. Not sure if it was a great idea..:roll:

It's a shame, there seems to be a lack of pride at motu......really very disappointing that I'm giving a TU to maudio :lol:
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