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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 24 for Windows => Topic started by: pepar on January 16, 2019, 01:55:29 pm
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That's it: Any reason TO or TO NOT run 64-bit Windows MC on Win 7 x64?
Some context, if helpful. It would be a client to a Library running on a networked Linux NUC MC Library Server.
Jeff
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I'd go for Windows 10 as Win 7 goes out of support 14th Jan 2020 (less than a year away).
I can't comment on windows client to a Linux MC server; I'm only windows based at the moment.
Spike
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64 bit MC will work as a client or server with 32 bit MC.
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I'd go for Windows 10 as Win 7 goes out of support 14th Jan 2020 (less than a year away).
I can't comment on windows client to a Linux MC server; I'm only windows based at the moment.
Spike
Thanks, Spike. I prefer to live dangerously and keep Win 7. ;)
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64 bit MC will work as a client or server wit 32 bit MC.
I perhaps gave too much info and blurred my question; is there a reason why I should run 32-bit MC on my Win 7 x64 OS?
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No.
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Thanks, will try it. I have no A/V system, per se, connected to the Windows box, just a 5.1 soundcard and spkr system.
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No. Assuming you have 64 bit drivers for your audio output devices.
Unless you have any 32 bit VST plugins. . . They only work on 32bit MC. I suspect this is becoming much less of an issue these days.
Spike