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I just excessed a fully functional Frontier Tranzport, wireless DAW controller.

The drivers are old Vista era, but installing in a compatibility mode in Windows works.  I had it working in Windows 11.

Free for shipping costs (est $20).

PM me.

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Two things are essential in my little studio.
My Tascam FW1884, and the Frontier Tranzport.
Good to know you got it working in Win 11.
Fingers crossed that when I move to 11 there's hope the 1884 will follow.

I don't think this will last long.

t

why am I not jumping on this just for a backup?
why am I asking vous...

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Absolutely essential piece of equipment for me - just been using it today!

I purchased a couple of spare units as well a few years back, just in case it ever went wrong. They were very cheap at the time, no idea what they would go for now, as people get more desperate?

I set mine up in Windows 10 a few years back, and if I remember, you have to go through the unsigned driver routine  when installing - bit of a pain, but you only have to do it once

Nigel

 

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Arrived safe and sound!

The old office rig recognized it immediately, I think I heard it Purr "Where ya been old friend?"
One in the Studio, one for the Office; nothing could be better, than to see her in a sweater whoops!

PRICELESS!

t

where are my manners;  Thank You Jack!

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trying to get Tranzport installed in Windows 11... no luck.

 

I have to Sonar plugin installed but Windows 11 won't let me choose Windows 7 as the compatibility mode.      It just asks

if I want Windows 11 to apply the recommended compatibility mode.   And that doesn't work.... thoughts?

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21 hours ago, newdreamstudio said:

I have to Sonar plugin installed but Windows 11 won't let me choose Windows 7 as the compatibility mode. 

the compatibility mode is for EXE (app) not DLL (plugin). if you have the 64-bit SONAR plugin - maybe run the installers in Windows 7 compatibilty and as admin

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I love the Frontier Tranzport! I only wish it had one slider like the next higher version. It still works well for me in win10. Let us know if you get it running in Win 11.

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I like multiple faders.   There is nothing wrong with the Tranzport, but I like my ICon QCon Pro G2  eight channel universal control surface.

 

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On 8/9/2024 at 10:11 AM, Glenn Stanton said:

the compatibility mode is for EXE (app) not DLL (plugin). if you have the 64-bit SONAR plugin - maybe run the installers in Windows 7 compatibilty and as admin

I'm taking a stab at this on a new Win11 machine after finally retiring its 14 year old Win10 progenitor.

I ran the installer (TranzPort_Win_Setup_1.5.0.exe) in Win7 compatibility mode.

I also turned off the memory integrity setting.

There's still some things missing yet...which I'll try today.

Has anyone else gotten the Tranzport to work on Windows 11 or am I still alone here?

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There's a number of (somewhat scary) steps...

  • Run the "TranzPort_Win_Setup_1.5.0.exe" installer in Win7 compatibility mode...
  1. Right click .exe. 
  2. Select properties. 
  3. Select compatibility tab.
  4. Check Run this program in compatibility mode for: and select Windows 7 from drop down.
  • Note that you’re supposed to disconnect the USB interface/dongle thingy before the install.
  • You'll probably get the "A driver cannot load this device" complaint...
    TranzPortx64.sys
    (C:\Program Files\TranzPort)
    A security setting is preventing this driver from loading. You’ll need to adjust your settings to load this driver.

  • https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/a-driver-can-t-load-on-this-device-8eea34e5-ff4b-16ec-870d-61a4a43b3dd5
    …suggests turning off the memory integrity setting.
    (This has scary "you could screw things up" warnings.)

  • Make sure TranzPort_64.dll finds it way into the "Shared Surfaces" directory (noting that only 64 bit is now supported by SONAR).

  • You should have a SONAR_and_TranzPort_v1.3.3.pdf doc in your collection of downloads from Frontier that walks you through the rest of the setup under "SONAR Setup".

There might be some missing steps here.  I tried to document everything as I went through it though.

Lemme know if this works for anyone.

 

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