Thanks heaps John. Just a note to anyone else, if you select a parameter that you hardly use (ie output channel D) once saved, presets will revert back to what was saved originally (ie channel A)I made this reminder video for myself how to re-save all presets for a new release and thought I'd share. Enjoy.
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I'll see if inspiration strikes to remake this. This is currently not a video that can be posted to YT, it's an animated PNG (why it's autoplaying and repeating).Can you post this to you tube? I and probably many others, have a Fractal Tutorial playlist I can save it too.
This is not a backup, but a way to quickly save multiple presets under the installed firmware to get gapless to work for example.I'm newish to Fractal so not fully understanding how this differs or is more beneficial than creating a backup using Fractalbot before a new release. Would you mind explaining for us noobs?
You definitely want to do a full backup before installing new firmware. In case something goes wrong you can restore the previous firmware and this backup and your system is identical to before you attempted the firmware upgrade.I'm newish to Fractal so not fully understanding how this differs or is more beneficial than creating a backup using Fractalbot before a new release. Would you mind explaining for us noobs?
Ahh, got it. Thank you for the detailed explanation. I've definitely been creating full backups prior to firmware updates and after significant changes to presets and custom layouts etc. I hadn't previously noticed the marker mentioned but I'm sure now that I know it's there, it'll keep me from being able to fall asleep at night. Damn it, man!You definitely want to do a full backup before installing new firmware. In case something goes wrong you can restore the previous firmware and this backup and your system is identical to before you attempted the firmware upgrade.
When you've installed the new firmware though, all presets will have a marker indicated that they where last saved on a previous firmware. If that bugs you (it bugs me) the two most common way to solve that is to restore the backup and that will save all presets as you're restoring, or you can use the method in the video I showed above and that will also re-save all presets.
It bugs me too. Thanks for the post.You definitely want to do a full backup before installing new firmware. In case something goes wrong you can restore the previous firmware and this backup and your system is identical to before you attempted the firmware upgrade.
When you've installed the new firmware though, all presets will have a marker indicated that they where last saved on a previous firmware. If that bugs you (it bugs me) the two most common way to solve that is to restore the backup and that will save all presets as you're restoring, or you can use the method in the video I showed above and that will also re-save all presets.
I did it on my YT channel but can't remember the exact video because is inside one of my firmware updates videos.Can you post this to you tube? I and probably many others, have a Fractal Tutorial playlist I can save it too.
How can I slow down the video or pause it. Its moving to fast and have no idea what you are doing in it.I made this reminder video for myself how to re-save all presets for a new release and thought I'd share. Enjoy.
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How can I slow down the video or pause it. Its moving to fast and have no idea what you are doing in it.
Is there a reason that the update cannot do this for us automatically, without changing some random setting for all? Seems like the computer could just ask to re-save, which I'd guess to be 99.999% desired at large. This obligatory user step is pretty weird, IMO.I made this reminder video for myself how to re-save all presets for a new release and thought I'd share. Enjoy.
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