Custom Tune Handling

[Quick]

I suppose I should have tried re-installing but I was too lazy. Everything works. Maybe if it gets too annoying I might try a re-install.

Here's what the initial screen looks like as soon as it connects to the Predator. You can grab an edge and make it larger but you can't make it smaller.



Pulling down the bottom edge exposes the button.



Then go to the Advanced Tuning tab. As soon as you check the Advanced Mode check box you see this.



If you grab a side edge (only tried the right side edge) and move it just 1 pixel or more you instantly get this.



Here's the .frg file. I selected the tune, added it to the list and then clicked on Save All to Disk (I named the file "Save all"). That gave me Save all.frg on disk. Then I started over and added Save all.frg to the list. That gave me this (note that Save all is a .frg and the tune is a .drg

[NetNathan]

Thanks for the picture story.
Interestong problems, must be video card related.
I will have to test the use of the advanced mode with my files.

[Quick]

Thanks for the picture story.
Interestong problems, must be video card related.
I will have to test the use of the advanced mode with my files.

That appears to be the only way you can get multiple tunes into the Custom Tune area.

[NetNathan]

Hey..
Thanks for the help Dave.

[BlueBee6.1]

[quote="mikel"]Well, for starters, ALL DCX tunes should have a .drg extension, if it exports as .frg, it is DSDL messing up, and the file extension must be changed to open it properly in CMR.

In the instruction manual, under the section of "import / export of custom tunes" it says " name the file appropriately with .frg as the file type."

Is the manual wrong?

When have saved my original back up and the 93 CAI tune on my PC as .frg file types. Should I upload them again from the predator and name the filetype as .drg?

Thanks!

[mikel]

It should automatically save them as .drg files...