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Setting 2 static IP addresses on the network interface. (E.g. 192.168.1.20 and 192.168.1.21)
Unpacking the downloaded released exe (yeah, the executable itself with 7zip) to find the file "Prolink Tools.exe" (I won't go in much detail on why this is necessary but it is important because the tool we are going to use can inject the DLL on just the first executed process)
Open rekordbox and wait for the link to appear
Running the following command: .\ForceBindIP64.exe HERE_GOES_YOUR_IP Prolink Tools.exe
The IP is going to be one of the two you chose on the 2nd step, if one doesn't work try the other (it depends on which one rekordbox has used).
Boom, now you can have both programs running on the same machine!
NOTE: The second step can be avoided if you use 2 network interfaces. (E.g. WiFi and Ethernet)
Of course, this is just a workaround and the actual fix would be to have a setting where the IP the software binds to can be modified to not conflict with rekordbox.
Update: Apparently rekordbox doesn't deal well with multiple IPs on a single network interface. If you have a single NIC you can create another virtual one using Windows's Hyper-V feature, see this stackoverflow answer that explains how.
Update 2: It doesn't work as intended (even with Hyper-V) since rekordbox loses link once the second network interface gets activated. I'm currently out of ideas.
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Hi,
First of all. THANK YOU. I'm currently using the last Beta and is working flawlessly.
NOTE: This currently does NOT work due to limitations on how Rekordbox handles multiple IPs on Windows. See Updates at the bottom of the post.
I managed to have both
rekordbox
andprolink-tools
running on the same machine by using the ForceBindIP tool.Easy explanation: have 2 different IPs where each program can bind to the UDP ports required for the Link.
This can be accomplished (on Windows) by:
.\ForceBindIP64.exe HERE_GOES_YOUR_IP Prolink Tools.exe
The IP is going to be one of the two you chose on the 2nd step, if one doesn't work try the other (it depends on which one rekordbox has used).
NOTE: The second step can be avoided if you use 2 network interfaces. (E.g. WiFi and Ethernet)
Of course, this is just a workaround and the actual fix would be to have a setting where the IP the software binds to can be modified to not conflict with rekordbox.
Update: Apparently rekordbox doesn't deal well with multiple IPs on a single network interface. If you have a single NIC you can create another virtual one using Windows's Hyper-V feature, see this stackoverflow answer that explains how.
Update 2: It doesn't work as intended (even with Hyper-V) since rekordbox loses link once the second network interface gets activated. I'm currently out of ideas.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: