How do I backup my sequences?

Version 3.0.0 had a bug where the Hardware Utility might confuse certain controller types with each other when it scans for connected hardware.  For example, if you had a CTB16PC controller, version 3.0.0’s Hardware Utility might incorrectly report it as being a CCF controller. This was corrected in 3.0.2.

Have you tried to use the Simple Show Builder (SSB), only to find out the SSB can’t locate your sequences? When the SSB looks for your sequences it does so in only one location, your default sequences directory. This is usually c:\users\<name>\My Documents\Light-O-Rama\Sequences. If your sequences are not there, then the SSB won’t be able…

This was posted to the LOR User Forums, by Dan, the owner of the company. In order for the Light-O-Rama software to be activated by the license key, that software needs to be registered in the Light-O-Rama Database. By keeping a centralized record of the number of different machines a license is used on we…

No. * You may only run one version of the software on your computer. Thus you could not have 2.9.14 and 3.0.2 installed at the same time. * If your technical in nature, and the concept of a Virtual Machine doesn’t scare you, consider that as an option.

There are many files in use in the LOR environment. Here are a listing of some of the LOR file extensions in the software. .LAS is an Animation Sequence .LMS is a Musical Sequence .LSV is what saves your visual preferences (zoom level, etc) within the Sequence Editor. .LCS is the compressed sequence. You won’t…

When transferring sequences between computers it is important to copy both the sequence and the audio file that goes with it. By default your sequences and audio are stored in folders called, no surprise here, “Sequences” and “Audio.”These two folders can be found in your default Light-O-Rama directory, usually in the “Light-O-Rama” folder under “My…