Woodinblack

Yes, I have changed it

I am also using that, even if it sounds like a bad Cardi B song, but mine is on 192.168.0.x !

This was during the setup on Saturday night: IMG_6166 (1).mp4

Sorry, yes, the mixers default address is 192.168.1.1, and it generally hands out a 192.168.1.101+ to an iPad connecting through its internal wifi. I sometimes confuse it as I am using a wifi 5g router on the 192.168.0.x range, with the iPad on wireless and the X18 and XTouch on wired. I assume the 169 there is a typo of 168?

I would say vanishingly little chance, unless he isn't a native english speaker.

True, but the desktop one has a separate panel for network and connection type. Sometimes that is a little irritating actually, at least on the iPad you know you are connected.

it is pretty much exactly the same as the iPad app. I don't understand how behringer didn't bother updating it while the XAir series are very popular pieces of hardware, not like they don't get the updates (unless the lost the person who wrote them).

Indeed you can't but you can change how you scan those things, or what element of those bits you use.

They looked from a basschat user, but the prices didn't look very genuine!

That is just a straight up network issue. The demo mode will always work, its not really doing anything. It does a request on the subnet for any X-AIR mixer and shows a list of them. If there aren't any, it means that none of them are showing up on the local network. Same as the mac and PC versions. The difference with the now non functioning iOs 16 is that sometimes it appears and won't connect, sometimes it appears and dissapears and sometimes it connects and crashes. So for whatever reason, your XR mixer is not on the same network as your iPad, or there is something stopping it getting there. Plus the software is very old, so it almost certainly works on iOS 10. I have an ancient iPad (the second one) - I am sure it worked on that, can try it if I can find a power lead!

Strange. Well, not strange if you are using the current iPad app on the current Operating system, which doesn't work right, but if you were using either the Mac app on the mac or the iPad app on a < ios 16 iPad that is very strange. never had any connection issues, either with internal or external. although obviously if you are on internal it needs to be on the same subnet, if your xr isn't sent to be a dhcp server (which I am not sure if it is as default). but if your iPad has an address off 192.168.0.x when connected to the XR, all should be good

You are probably right - the Mac app is the same as the original iPad app. I didn't even think on looking on the app store for mac apps, I just downloaded it from behringer. https://www.behringer.com/downloads.html is it set to have a dhcp on the iPad? Should just appear pretty well straight away

Well, that is the option at the moment. With the X-Airs yhou can also use a 10 year old iPad (I do), its just you can't use anything updated to the latest system (iOs 16).

There are at least 250 different options even if you are confining yourself to an 8 bit character set. If you aren't, then there are 1000s of different characters. I haven't had problems using non latin characters anywhere for a long time.

I do too. I am pretty sure noone is going to want to steal my face!

Do you not have a mac as well (not sure how good my memory is) - if so just sling xair on that and it makes it easy to set up. I found when I started I got a bit messed up with echo sends and returns (and ended up with some nasty loops), but like all these things, its just practice. What is also very good, if you get a chance - once you get a multitrack of your band as I did this weekend, you can feed that back to the XR and practice with some of the other input stuff, compressors, limiters, effects routing in a much more natural way than when you are just sitting there moving sliders up and down.

The most accurate one of which is Paypal.

But in common with a lot of sites, the passwords aren't stored, just the hashes of them and something else. If you have access to that (and I am pretty confident that no bad people do), you don't need as much time because you don't need to crack one password, you need to crack any, with passwords in different groups having different value. Or just replace the passwords entirely if you have access. It is a lot easier to social engineer your way in though. I mean if I took the email list, made a mass email saying 'hi, my name is sophie, sorry for the un-announced email, I got your email from the internet as a bass player. My dad passed away recently at the age of 60, he played this one bass all his life, he loved it as it had the same date of birth as him. It says Fender Precision Bass at the end, and it is brown fading to black at the edges, it is in good condition in an orange lined case that says Fender on it. Now I need to clear his stuff out, and was wondering if anyone would be able to give me £1500 or around there for it - would you be interested?'. Most people would ignore it, a lot of people would reply saying dont' sell it for that, but I would also have a very healthy bank account by the end of the day.

no the site is updated every month, there is custom code, it is often a PITA and messes up, but it needs to be done not if there is an internet round trip time of many 100 of ms, and you get locked out after 3!

No, but it is still better than some of the alternatives.

You were the other account that got locked that I alluded to up the thread a bit (didn't want to name names!) No, that is a different sort of thing, we have had a couple of those recently, that was just an attempt at spam, this was something by a person more targeted and specific. Sadly if he has been successful in some way I would suspect that he may be back to try again. If people can be vigilant, and report anything suspicious, and avoid any adverts insisting on F&F PayPal that they don't know, this would help

I have been using the Lekatos for several years and I have had no problems with them. I would assume there was no support on that budget level, seems you were unlucky there.

Yeh, mine was exactly like that, from I think 97

That was a genuine mail - you were locked out of your account last night because the same guy had tried to log into your account multiple times, but had failed and it locked the account. Later on, after the person had moved on, I unlocked your account (and another) as I knew it wasn't you trying and they had given up on those accounts But genuinely, I never follow a link in an email anyway, I always check first.

Trust me, if you knew Chaypup, you wouldn't have had any problem knowing that the person you were talking to was not him.