NX Express Vista 64 bit driver

[pgovotsos]

I know there was some talk about this earlier, but I can't find the posts. Is the Vista 64 bit driver for NX Express on the Edius 5 CD or is it coming some day. If coming, is there a timeframe?

Thanks,
Panagiotis

[vortigern]

I have an NX express PCi version and it works perfrctly under W64 bit. It all installed seamlessly except for the Pro Dads and the serial numbers but no doubt that will be sorted

[pjsssss]

It should work in Vista 64 now as a 32 bit program.

[pgovotsos]

I don't mean the Edius program, I mean the hardware drivers for the NC Express main and component/MPEG boards.

[GrassValley_KH]

Yes, they're on the v5 install DVD-ROM.

[pgovotsos]

Yes, they're on the v5 install DVD-ROM.

Thanks Kenneally

[andrewwhiteley]

I have an NX express PCi version and it works perfrctly under W64 bit. It all installed seamlessly except for the Pro Dads and the serial numbers but no doubt that will be sorted

Do you mean Vista 64 bit or XP 64 bit? - I would be very interested to know if the NX will work on 64 bit XP

[STORMDAVE]

I don't recommend Windows x64. Just go with Vista x64 if you want to use a 32bit OS.

XP 64 was basically thrown together by Microsoft for no good reason. It's not good and Vista x64 is going to get much better as time goes by via SP updates.

[swsw1550]

I was using 64XP long before it was released to the public (as I worked for Microsoft) I wouldn't say it was no good, I never had a problem with it at all, I now use Vista 64bit though as it is more main stream.

Cheers
Steve

[STORMDAVE]

I was using 64XP long before it was released to the public (as I worked for Microsoft) I wouldn't say it was no good, I never had a problem with it at all, I now use Vista 64bit though as it is more main stream.

Cheers
Steve

But you gotta admit it wasn't made for the "main stream" like you mentioned. That is not alot of care was put into it like Vista x64 has.

[swsw1550]

correct StormDave it wasn't, I do know a lot of people still using it though, but you are correct, it was never sold as retail, and was not for the consumer really to use.

Steve