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weconverse
18 Apr 2011, 15:54
Earlier I created and used a profile X on a PC running VidBlaster's Broadcast edition. When saved, and finally used, this particular profile did not use the TCP module. Possibly an earlier version of the profile, or a completely other profile previously edited on the same machine, did use the TCP profile.

When I loaded profile X on another machine running the Trial (Studio) edition I got an error message stating that "TCP module... is not supported" in that edition. Well, besides knowing that already, I also knew I was not using the TCP module in the profile.

To nail the thing, I loaded profile X again into the PC with the Broadcast edition and checked that I did not use the TCP module, including moving other modules around to check that no module was hidden behind another.

This happened on 1.27, and I have also found the same error in 1.19 (in which the API module was introduced).
Mike
18 Apr 2011, 15:55
Can you email me that particular profile please?
weconverse
18 Apr 2011, 16:11
Done.
Mike
19 Apr 2011, 09:38
Thanks.
Mike
19 Apr 2011, 09:49
This profile has a TCP Server module, it is at the bottom left of the window (you need to make it bigger first) at vertical position 984.
Mike
19 Apr 2011, 10:19
To overcome this sort of confusion, and frankly to add a perfectly logical command, I added the menu entry Modules | Remove.

http://forum.vidblaster.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=259&stc=1&d=1303208305

This is not only a handy tool to remove modules, but it also gives you a list of all loaded modules in one glance.
weconverse
19 Apr 2011, 10:29
Thanks! I'm sorry this was posted as a bug, when it in fact was something else. It turned out that the "Camera 3" issue in another thread (http://forum.vidblaster.com/showthread.php?t=2067) also was caused by the same issue. That is, a module outside the visible window.

Guess this thread can be closed.
Sinc747
19 Apr 2011, 16:21
Remove feature will be very helpful!
DavidOLW
01 May 2011, 15:22
To overcome this sort of confusion, and frankly to add a perfectly logical command, I added the menu entry Modules | Remove.

http://forum.vidblaster.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=259&stc=1&d=1303208305

This is not only a handy tool to remove modules, but it also gives you a list of all loaded modules in one glance.


In which version or update is this available, I have Pro 1.27 and it is not available in that.
Mike
01 May 2011, 15:24
One of the next releases.