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Does their software run in a VM? (perhaps not?, plenty of software has checks to prevent it from running in a VM). If it does, wouldn't a good recommendation
by compsciphd 2y ago
Does their software run in a VM? (perhaps not?, plenty of software has checks to prevent it from running in a VM).
If it does, wouldn't a good recommendation be for anyone who cares about being able to use this software and not lose it in an upgrade to install it into a VM and get its license (within the VM) validated while one can.
This way, one has it backed up in an installed, licensed and runnable state (which will presumably work perpetually for the software one, unless they have checks in the code that force one to reregister regularly for any number of reasons).
- ddmf 2y agosome older asio hardware would have a hard time running I suspect, but if it's just so you can load up an old file and export then it may work!
- squeaky-clean 2y agoI don't think any environment checks would prevent it from working, but these are realtime audio tools that need to interface with a hardware audio interface via ASIO drivers and I can't really see that going smoothly inside of a VM.