by jmh » Mon Aug 26, 2019 3:11 pm
Like I said, I found this a while ago - and only because I work with timestamps...
I just ran
date+%s
on my linux laptop. The result was
1566855416
which is one less than the number of seconds since 1969 UTC
So if you recently installed the plugins one of the keys will be a number near this.
On my old machine I have a key in the following regedit directory:
My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AWINDA Soft\SS Flanger for SAWStudio\1.5.000
(and a similarly named directory for each effect)
There is a key named FR which is set to:
2100000000
which would be a time in 2036*
If this is the right key (and it probably is), it's value in your machine will probably be about the number from the date command above or less. If that is the case, change that key to 2100000000 (that's 8 zeros) for each effect - otherwise I'll poke around some more.
*There is a maximum value for unixtime which represents a date in 2038 (the world may end like with the Y2K bug only climate change may take us there first) where the datatype wraps.
Note to Awinda developer: If you make a 64 bit version, I will only buy an upgrade it if does not have some stupid registration system. There was probably a year or two that these did not work for me. As it is, I feel owed for 'loss of services'. I annoy my wife sometimes, and get deprived of plugin functionality - I don't want to add to the situation.
Like I said, I found this a while ago - and only because I work with timestamps...
I just ran
date+%s
on my linux laptop. The result was
1566855416
which is one less than the number of seconds since 1969 UTC
So if you recently installed the plugins one of the keys will be a number near this.
On my old machine I have a key in the following regedit directory:
My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AWINDA Soft\SS Flanger for SAWStudio\1.5.000
(and a similarly named directory for each effect)
There is a key named FR which is set to:
2100000000
which would be a time in 2036*
If this is the right key (and it probably is), it's value in your machine will probably be about the number from the date command above or less. If that is the case, change that key to 2100000000 (that's 8 zeros) for each effect - otherwise I'll poke around some more.
*There is a maximum value for unixtime which represents a date in 2038 (the world may end like with the Y2K bug only climate change may take us there first) where the datatype wraps.
Note to Awinda developer: If you make a 64 bit version, I will only buy an upgrade it if does not have some stupid registration system. There was probably a year or two that these did not work for me. As it is, I feel owed for 'loss of services'. I annoy my wife sometimes, and get deprived of plugin functionality - I don't want to add to the situation.