unable to open .syx file with Factorlib – due to differences in OS of origin?

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    • #108514
      beedoola
      Participant

      After my Pitchfactor update debacle I ended up finding a Pitchfactor .syx file in my external hard drive. When I try opening it in the Factor Lib – nothing happens. When I open my newer PF or TF .syx

      files – made on my MAC, they open with the factor lib. The problematic .syx file was created my PC. Should there be any difference?

      I no longer have the PC computer. Is there something I need to change in the problematic file to get it to open?

    • #123231
      achaput
      Moderator

      Can you zip it and upload it here? I'll take a look at it.

      Alan

    • #123233
      beedoola
      Participant

      here ya go. Thanks!

    • #134326
      nickrose
      Moderator
      Eventide Staff

      Had a look at it and I can see that it is a DUMP ALL, rather than just presets. Also, the MIDI Sysex ID has been set to 2, rather than the usual 1.

      Neither of these should stop the file from being loaded, although either might.

      How important is this file to you ? If it has irreplaceable stuff on it, let me know and we'll try and resuscitate it.

    • #134329
      beedoola
      Participant

      Hi, thanks for looking it!!

      It is very important – I posted another thread about how I lost all my presets when updating my Pitchfactor to 3.5 so this .syx file was made long before I updated it.

      Is there a way to extract just the preset data from the file without the system information? – A.) If its possible, B.) If the global data in the preset will mess up/mess with the new global data in 3.5? I'm pretty sure this dump was from 3.0

      If I could get this data back it would be very much appreciated, thanks again for looking at it!

      Smile

    • #134359
      nickrose
      Moderator
      Eventide Staff

      This should be it – the problem was that your file was a DUMP ALL type, which FactorLib did not understand.

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