Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has delivered once more, and I was able to find the old drivers from a years-old capture of Datapath site. I'll see if I can use those to create a build that works with the old cards. @happy: if you're interested in testing the next release with your hardware, …

I tried the windows binaries of v2.6.1 and v.2.7.0 and both don't work with my VisionRGB-PRO1 Sorry about that. As vvbee correctly guessed, I used the latest RGBEasy SDK from Datapath, not realizing it was not supporting the same set of cards as the older ones. (I'm still trying to wrap my head …

That looks great! Should be possible to import the change into the Windows version, but a bit of work. This is where you don't want to be using a wildly different version of Qt to break extra things here and there. Of course if I wanted to make it as easy as possible, I should have kept the same …

I tested your version. Thank you for giving it a try! I've got a lot to learn about the code base, but I do intend to start working on small bug fixes and easy features. So thank you for the detailed bug reports! I've create Issues on Github for your bug reports and feature requests. Font is bigger …

I've finally got to try and build some Windows binaries :) The result is a fork on GitHub that aims to maintain a working Windows/x64 build, and distribute binaries for it. The 1st release for the fork is based on v2.6.1 and can be found here: https://github.com/arnoo-sel/vcs/releases. It has been …

That makes sense. Thanks for explaining!

Thank you, that is reassuring 😀 I'll have a go at cleaning it eventually, just for peace of mind. But for now I can enjoy some nice MT-32 music worry-free!

Hello! After years on the fence, I finally got myself a Roland CM-32L MIDI module. I knew it was in working condition, but decided to take it apart and have a look at the board just in case. While the board looks very clean overall, 5 electrolytic capacitors have some kind of solid substance under …