Installing Live 4 updates...
Installing Live 4 updates...
Sorry for ignorance but.., is there a way to force/install "newer" revision of Live 4 overwriting the previous one..? Every time I install Live 4 update, it ends up as a totally new program instalation- leaving behind all the crap from the previous version... - VERY annoying. I Am on Mac OSX
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Last edited by ToLTeK on Fri Apr 29, 2005 10:25 am, edited 1 time in total.
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i'm on pc, but i assume it is the same on mac. (on pc it also creates a new instance of live; ie it doesn't get rid of the previous one). anyway, move all of your presets, content, etc over to the new update and then--when you are totally sure the new update is bug free--just delete the previous update. hope this helps. ps when you download updates, you can choose to download the version that does not have the full samples. andrew
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intentional
i could be mistaken, but I think this upgrade behavior is intentional, and I for one appreciate it. If I download an update that doesn't work, has an unusable bug, or is slow for some reason, I like having the full previous option to work with in the meantime.
If you don't need this security, then just remove the old one before upgrading.
But I understand everybody else's frustration. my opinion's just different i guess...
If you don't need this security, then just remove the old one before upgrading.
But I understand everybody else's frustration. my opinion's just different i guess...
Re: intentional
That's fine, I can see Your point but, how about the insalation that will just ask -overwrite? - like most other apps do...m-laboratories.net wrote:i could be mistaken, but I think this upgrade behavior is intentional, and I for one appreciate it. If I download an update that doesn't work, has an unusable bug, or is slow for some reason, I like having the full previous option to work with in the meantime.
If you don't need this security, then just remove the old one before upgrading.
BTW; Does the "sample data" change from one revision to another..? We can't be sure and therefore it"s back to downloading/installing/wasting more than 1ooMB worth of bandwidth and harddrive space...
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Nice one. What are you like 12 or something?ToLTeK wrote:Bump... It is very interesting to learn that there are so many IGNORANT Mac users that wouldn't have a clue what I'm talking about... What a shame... PC users always somehow jump "onboard" to help each other... What's up Mac users..?!
I'm surprised any one helped you at all.
You drag the old Ableton folder to the trash. Empty the trash. Drag the new Ableton Folder to your applications folder.
Rocket science, I know. But it is easier than it sounds.
You can also go to mac hd/user/library/application support/ableton and delete any older folders if you'd like.
A good way to avoid downloading the same samples over and over again is to choose the option "download without samples"
I don't share your frustration and I really don't see what the problem is.