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How to reset your default LOR Data directory.
The default LOR Data directory is where your audio, sequence and show files are located. (Along with your Visualization folders, etc.) When you first ran Light-O-Rama you were asked where you want to put this directory. If you’ve forgotten where that is, just want to change it, here is how. (Text copied from Bob at…
Can I run two different versions on the same computer?
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.
How do I transfer sequences between computers?
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…
Does the LOR Software run on Apple Macintosh?
People often ask if LOR will run on Apple software. The answer? Sort of, but with some help.
Light-O-Rama has to use some very low level device drivers to communicate between the computer and the various types of controllers available.
Hardware Utility Displays Wrong Information
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.
LOR File Extensions
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…