Introducing LWave

[dchammonds]

It creates ILDA file OK.

Great! I'll try to code a version of LWave with error reporting disabled so we can see where it's having trouble.

Maybe it's a 50Hz vs 60Hz thing...

[dchammonds]

Still the same from both USB disk an Harddisk...

Copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.

[torolav]

Copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.

It gives Run-time error 13, Type mismatch

[dchammonds]

It gives Run-time error 13, Type mismatch

I'll keep looking. Thanks for testing!

[dchammonds]

It gives Run-time error 13, Type mismatch

Once again, copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.

[torolav]

Once again, copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.

It gives the same error: Run-time error 13, Type mismatch
I am running it in combatible mode: Win98/ME

[dchammonds]

It gives the same error: Run-time error 13, Type mismatch
I am running it in combatible mode: Win98/ME

Well, at least we know it's not the DAC drivers.

[dchammonds]

It gives the same error: Run-time error 13, Type mismatch
I am running it in combatible mode: Win98/ME

Once again, copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.
I feel like I've been here before...

[torolav]

Once again, copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.
I feel like I've been here before...

It starts without error (Win98/Me compatible mode), but when I try to Double-Click to FunctionNr it gives "Run-time error 13, Type mismatch".

[dchammonds]

It starts without error (Win98/Me compatible mode), but when I try to Double-Click to FunctionNr it gives "Run-time error 13, Type mismatch".

Here we go again... I doubt that the Compatibility Mode means anything at this point, but who knows. Give this version a try.

I'm just placing jumper wires over more fuses to see what circuit burns up next. What surprises me is that SpiroDAC runs on your machine with no problems.