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Reaper 6.XX on Windows 98

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dawful:
Maybe this is already know; It was news to me. Reaper 6 works on Windows 98.

I've tried using the Reaper installer, to install the application, without any luck. It had an error writing a png file. Maybe this isn't an issue for anyone else? Can't imagine it is just me. If I use Linux/Wine to install the application (Portable), and copy it over, it works.

You could probably use a standard install, rather then portable, if you made a back up of any added/changed registry values. You'd also need to copy any files added to the Windows Directory. I didn't try this. Portable is fine for me; I don't need the Rewire or ReaAsio stuff (does not install in portable mode).

There are some quirks. I can't resize VST Windows. If you dock the VST you can access it's UI.

I did a quick render, of a simple tune, and it worked.

On my system, it didn't love ASIO4ALL (laptop internal audio). I only had audio inputs; where other ASIO clients have worked fine. But the ASIO driver for my USB worked perfect (input/output).

I do have KernelEx installed. I haven't tried with it disabled. If Reaper 6 works, 5 will also probably work. Certainly, some things are gonna be broken. Reaper 4, and earlier, install fine (from the installers).

Again, sorry if this was already know. I thought it was cool.

dawful:
It can be installed "directly" on Windows 98. I have a virtual "C:\Windows\Temp" folder. It was disabled, so I was just running out of temporary decompression space.

I've been working too much. Sorry, slipping a bit.

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