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Bonjour jakovideo,
Le problème, c'est que mes lecteurs et graveurs avaient disparu complètement de windows : plus rien, nada ! Je ne pouvais donc plus les utiliser pour quoique ce soit
Donc bien obligé de faire la manip.
Mais ce n'est pas difficile du tout : essaye au moins d'ouvrir le registre et de t'y balader pour voir, et quand tu auras besoin , tu te lanceras
Tu peux faire un savereg avant si tu veux être sûr.
Par ailleurs, j'ai aussi eu un problème en installant TitleDeko Pro à partir du CD : erreur je ne sais plus quoi
La solution : clik bouton droit sur le setup.exe et passer en mode "compatibilité" en indiquant win XP SP2 et ça fonctionne
J'avais déjà eu tout cela lors de la dernière install, mais j'avais oublié
Il faut vraiment le vouloir notre Liquid
Effectivement, ce problème était déjà confirmé sur le forum Amériqains d'Avid Liquid où ils ont donné la même solution. Ce que moi aussi j'ai fait après mes 3 essaies d'installation d'al 7.2 sur W7-64bits mais sans victoire. Oui, mes graveurs DVd était de nouveau reconnu mais c'est tout.
Procedure for Installation of Liquid on Vista 64 bit, Unsupported.
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Update Sept.21/07 I made some comments in this thread that may be of interest to anyone trying to burn a DVD from Liquid on Vista 64.
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Please note the following procedure is not supported by AVID, and Vista 64bit is an unsupported OS, proceed at your own risk. This procedure is for using the full 7.2 installer downloaded from AVID. To complete this procedure you must be comfortable making a registry change manually with regedit. And forget the BOB for now, it's not going to work.
Ok kid, so you want to play with Liquid on Vista 64 bit, well here's a procedure that works for me. I've done it three times (and re-ghosted back to no Liquid) to confirm it works. You may want to back up your machine before proceeding, I sure did.
Don't bother disconnecting the Internet or anything like that, it serves no purpose whatsoever and may interfere with the enabling of the product's license keys.
1. Step 1 before proceeding make sure you have applied all Vista updates, and have the latest Video Drivers for the video card installed, and User Access Control disabled.
2. Restart your computer and when the boot prompt comes up hit the F8 (you may need to hold it a second) so you can get into the Vista64 boot menu.
3. Select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement from the boot menu and allow Vista64 to boot.
4. If your license is for a Liquid Upgrade from Studio 9 then insert the Studio 9 install disc in your DVD drive now. When Vista asks you what want you want to do just cancel it. During the install procedure it may prompt for the disk, just click ok it's already in the drive.
5. Start your Liquid 7.2 Install as per normal, enter License Keys when prompted.
6. When you receive an error message from Vista saying it Can't verify driver PCLECOInst.dll, Click the box to install it anyways.
7. You will recieve one further error about Windows requiring a digitally signed driver, click close. The result of this error will be that all your optical drives will disappear but we will fix that later on in this procedure.
8. After the Liquid installer has completed, restart the machine normally.
9. After the machine is up, check and you should see all your optical drives are missing. This is due to Liquid installing a Lower Filter on the Optical Drive interrupt handler that is incompatible with Vista. The name of that driver is ASAPI64.sys if anyone is interested.
Anyways so this is how we fix that.
10. Open regedit from the run box.
11. Carefully open the following registery key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
12. Within that key you will find a number of subkeys, locate the one called LowerFilters. Under the data column for this item you will see a value of ASAPIW2k (that's right this driver is as old as the hills). Do not proceed if there is something else in that data column.
13. Right click on the LowerFilters key entry, select rename, and rename the LowerFilters key to LowerFiltersbak. This preserves the entry for future reference but it will no longer have an impact (after the next reboot).
14. Quit out of Regedit and then reboot the machine and allow it to start normally.
15. After the machine boots up check to see that your optical drives have now returned from the Twilight Zone.
16. Now take your BigSplash disk and install Movielooks and the HFX stuff as per normal.
17. Now we will install TitleDeko Pro from the BigSplash disc. Before you start the installation you need to perform this little procedure for it to work on Vista64:
a. Find the setup.exe file in the TitleDeko Pro installer folder.
b. Right click on that file and select Properties from the popup menu.
c. Select the compability Tab
d. Click in the "Run this program in compatibility mode for: so it is checked.
e. Ensure the box below the checkbox says "Windows XP (Service Pack 2)
f. Click the Apply button
g. Click the Ok button.
h. Now you can run the TitleDeko Pro install as per normal procedure.
18. That's it, all of Liquid and the Big Splash Options should be installed, whether it works or not is another story all together. It should load at least and you will have to try your particular scenario to see if you are ok or not.
By the way anyone owning Boris Fx 9, I had no trouble installing it after Liquid on Vista 64 without any special procedures.
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