Originally Posted by: civilization 3

I would run maintenance in elicenser and 'recover' first. You may want to see about a legacy version for the older key at elicenser website.

Normally to transfer licenses you drag and drop from one key to the other as you see it in the application. I can almost kind of vaguely remember a larger key.

Thanks again!

I'll be receiving my new dongle tomorrow. For anyone else who stumbles on this thread, here is an official link for transferring licenses (Steinberg chat gave it to me):

Transferring licenses from USB-eLicenser to USB-eLicenser

Cheers,

Andrew K

Originally Posted by: civilization 3

there are 3 iLok keys like that, but that's a different key altogether

Ahhaaa! Yes... I also have iLok keys so I think I was confusing iLok1 vs 2 with my big and old Steinberg ELicense dongle. 

My old one (that was in my old Win 7 machine) works with Windows 7, and it is eventually recognized by ELicense Manager on my new machine... but it's intermittent and totally unreliable. My newer one (that I use on my Mac)  works perfectly with Windows 10, but I need both to work. So, how do I transfer my licenses from an old dongle to a newer smaller one?

This is the error message I keep getting:

Pic of error

Any ideas? 

Thanks for all your help. 

Hi gang,

I'm putting my old Win 7 machine to reset and to use the old ELicense on it, I need to update it to the new one. So I purchased a new one (should get it by Saturday), but I have no clue on how to migrate the licenses from the old ELicense 2 dongle to the new ELicense 3 dongle. 

So the question is: How do I migrate my licenses from my old ELicense 2 dongle to a new ELicense 3 dongle?

I've done a cursory search online and found everything BUT migrating from 2 to 3. 

Any links or tips would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks.

Cheers,

Andrew K

Thanks so much for the quick and helpful response. 

Great! 

Thanks.

Hi there,

I understand that where you place an instrument will have total impact on where it will sit in the stereo field. However, if my instrumnent is based on a stereo recording that already has an orchestral perspective (for example the violins are alreay on the right side), is there a Width setting that would not collapse or widen the sound at the point of the instrument itself? I guess what I'm asking is if there is a 1:1 width?

Thanks for any help.

Cheers.