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10-band Full Parametric EQ GUI for Windows

Reply #1 –
Updated to version 0.20. New features, improvements and couple bug fixes.

10-band Full Parametric EQ GUI for Windows

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Why is there a expiration date?

10-band Full Parametric EQ GUI for Windows

Reply #3 –
Quote from: mudlord on
Why is there a expiration date?


As the software is in developement stage, I just don't want to have too many versions out there at same time.

This fPEQGUI-10MC (and other two EQ GUI software which I've released (EQ31GUI-2 & PEQGUI-10MC)) is going to always be opensource/freeware so when the v. 1.0 is out there, expiration date is removed.

Juha




10-band Full Parametric EQ GUI for Windows

Reply #4 –
Good thinking on the expiration date  - so even it the software gets hosted by freeware sites once it expires they'll (eventually) pull the links so outdated versions won't be available too long after expiration.

Just one thought, though - does it just check the system time and date for the expiration, or connect to a time server?

10-band Full Parametric EQ GUI for Windows

Reply #5 –
Quote from: johnlgalt on
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does it just check the system time and date for the expiration, or connect to a time server?


Easiest I could think ... just gets the year and month from system date and compares against given values.

 

10-band Full Parametric EQ GUI for Windows

Reply #6 –
So, if someone wanted to they could simply adjust their time and date and use a pre-release version.  Good idea to keep in mind in case there is a huge influx of 'bugs' found in the final releases...