can someone post a link or possibly e-mail me a zip of the max software??

mac or pc? I have the pc version but you may have to wait becasue my home machine doesn't have a flopy.

Check your mail.

You'll need the manual too.
That's available on this site.

Cheers

Lizardpoint

How bout a Mac copy? I was never able to get it

I'd love to get a copy of the PC version.
Thanks
Tim

We still have new Mac versions available.
Our email is da7@promediamarketing.com

i hate to tag along, but ive been looking for the pc max software for months now... if anyone could be so kind as to help me out, id really appreciate it.

thanks

PC people check your email.

this is the free version that was offered by Fullcompass during their "Ramsa clearout"
So as far as I know I am not distributing dodgy software.

Mac people - I can't help you as I never downloaded it.

Lizardpoint

Lizardpoint...the version you are sending everyone for free is owned by me at Pro Media and is sitting in my office as I write.

Sounds like a Felony to me. Theft...Copyright infringment,Piracy. Let's see some sparks fly! I paid full retail for mine. It was quite expensive. Shame on you guys! I hope you're caught.

The version am sending to people who ask for it is the version downloaded from Fullcompass during their clearout.

Everyone had the opportunity to download it and they all had the same serial number.

If Fullcompass were distributing software and a serial that is registered to you that you paid for, I would respectfully suggest that you talk to them.

Cheers
Lizardpoint

FWIW I paid for my copy

Shame on me, I hope I get caught too

Lizardpoint

Let me clarify this issue. The software that was distributed on the Full Compass website was provided by Pro Media and approved by Panasonic when we ran out of the PC version of Max. We were the last Pro Audio rep that Panasonic had in the US. The software was never intended for free general distribution, only for Full Compass customers who purchased a DA7 and were unable to purchase the PC version due to that product being sold out. The Mac version is still available from our office for sale. I know that this software is outdated and not being supported, so what people choose to do with it is their choice. I like everyone else had to pay for all my copies of the software from Panasonic.

If you are saying that there are still some boxed PC versions for sale and that you are the last supplier in the world with any stock then why don't you advertise them here as this is likely to be your market.

As a mark of respect and because I'm such a nice guy, I won't distribute any more copies until you advise that you have run out.

At that point I feel that Panasonic should make the software "Freeware" and availabe to all.

How's that ?

Lizardpoint

I could a little help if anyone could be so kind I purchased the Mac and PC version of MAX and can't get either version to run as they need so old of computers I'm way past that is there any work around? last I knew you needed MAX OS 8 to run MAX I do still hav a PC 7100 but my floppy doesn't seem to work as as I recal the PC version is windows 95 or 98 and everythin I have is XP Pro? In our studio We use OSX 10.3.8 w/ G5 2 proc @ 2 gig w/ DP 4.6 anything working in todays world CPU? I have a bunch of old computers around but I'm trying to keep current if possible please advise if anyone know something thanks woody@mzwproductions.com Also I'm looking for Tandam Card, ADAT Cards,AD/DA Cards and a Meter bridge if anyone can help thanks again

MAX was co-developed with JL Cooper. I don’t think it can be distributed freely without some kind of legal ramifications. I’m not sure.

There were some copies for sale on E-Bay at one time.

FWIW, most console automation systems like GML, MartinSound, SSL etc. required dedicated computers running UNIX, LINUX or some other OS.

So, a PC running WIN-98 isn’t out of the realm (yet)!

http://www.jlcooper.com/cgi/index.cgi

As far as I know, there are no quantities of Max for PC available anymore. We only have the Mac version available. Panasonic however still owns the rights to the software and I honestly couldn't tell you who would have the authority make Max a free program.
As a sidenote, we still have WR-TDIF cards, a variety of multipair cables and Max for Mac available(all Panasonic branded).

How much are you selling the TDIF cards for?

But that's exactly what Fullcompass were doing.
There were no comditions of sale at the time I downloaded it.

I wonder if Bill Gates would get upset if I sent a few copies of MS-DOS V1 to a few people who had hardware that would only work with it.

Lizardpoint

I don't see the problem. I thought you had 10,000 units in a warehouse somewhere and I was ruining your sales.

If there are none left and the product is dead then why is it wrong to distribute it to a few users who have all purchased Panasonic hardware ?

Lizardpoint

I paid full pop and it never worked as promised.
I am bitter and discontented about Max.
I can't believe there is any argument about distributing this POS.

My advice... Don't seek out this poorly implemented software.
I find it fascinating that there were no revs.
1.0 is the only version.

Now if someone could rewrite it for OSX/USB...
Oh well...

As I stated earlier...the only reason there was a free download was for customers who purchased DA7 hardware from Full Compass. As such, it was never intended to be a "free" program for everyone and was sanctioned by Panasonic at the time only for that purpose.
Again, what people want to do is up to them...I was just making it known that the software and serial number that Lizardpoint is sending out to everyone is the copy that we own at Pro Media.
Please email us directly for prices of remaining DA7 items at da7@promediamarketing.com

Lizard,

I appreciate you sending me the software.
I knew a long time ago that it would somehow "appear". Haven't decided whether I'll install yet (more computer headaches).

Now, people want to bitch and moan about having the right to own it, after Panasonic sells you a board for $5000, then sticks you by discontinuing it and all support (killing the value and price) (now worth $1000)? They should pay me to install the F****** software. Please.....

Blame it on Bush.

I still say prosecute. Pay for what you use, you losers! What a bunch of cheap deadbeats!

decaf....

OK, Promedia.....Why not be a free man and offer the Max software for, let's say, $30 just to be fair and put this bull**** to rest.