follow the video tutorial here

1.login into your account

2.click on MAIN ORDER 

only the first purchase has download link, additional licenses and/or Extended support NOT

3-click VIEW button

4.click on download product link (that link is ever updated).

If not active link on step 4, just report here and we’ll reactivate the link manually for free

No, Livetraker uses Midi just to manage Controls and Commands (example: program changes, controllers..)

Livetraker is used in Live stages, Midi definitely has not the necessary quality to play backtracks togheter with real instruments and voices

No, if you want to do karaoke, please refer to specific products

Not for live! Livetraker is a LIVE Player, so even a little delay to read the Internet connection will be impossiible to manage.

To avoid issues files MUST be read on local machine or a SSD External drive. Of course you can backup your songs to any cloud storage as well

All the most common formats are supported, but we suggest uncompressed type.

if an Mp4 doesnt run or crash into your system, recode it with different compressions or just use another format Livetraker do NOT use any proprietary video codec, it simply “launch” the video and assign it to an external route Codecs, ports, resolution etc.. are managed by your system, NOT by Livetraker.

If a video format is not recognized means that you has not the appropriate codec installed into your operating system

Video track let you manage video files and its related output to an external video/monitor/videowall (up to 3).

Lyrics Tracks is the TEXT management that can be show into the computer and also into an external monitor

if you experience issues and/or crashes with video resolution , especially on notebooks, please follow this tip before doing anything else:

1-update Livetraker to latest version

2-Turn on the “high DPI scaling override” in the Windows compatibility settings.

Check the box and select “system enhanced”.

This seems to solve the screen resolution problem

DETAILED SOLUTION 

Right-click on the desktop shortcut of the app. If its shortcut is not created on the desktop, follow the steps below:

1. Click on Windows Search and type the name of the app.
2. Right-click on the app from the search results and select Open file location.
3. Now, locate the application file and right-click on it.
4. Select Properties.

properties window, select the Compatibility tab and click on the Change high DPI settings button.

If you want to apply these settings for all the users on your system, click Change settings for all users.

Now, under the Program DPI section, enable the checkbox that says Use this setting to fix scaling problems for this program instead of the one in Settings. Leave the drop-down to the default option “I signed in to Windows.” If you want to apply these DPI settings only when you open the program, select “I open this program” in the drop-down. Under the High DPI scaling override section, enable the “Override high DPI scaling behavior” checkbox. In the drop-down, you will see these three options, Application, System, and System (Enhanced).

• Application: This setting was previously named “Disable display scaling on high-DPI settings.” It forces the app to run on a per-monitor DPI awareness mode. In other words, Windows will not stretch the user interface of the app when the DPI changes.
• System: This setting stretches the user interface of the app which makes the text in the application blurry.
• System (Enhanced): This setting resizes the user interface correctly and makes the interface looks crisper.

Let’s see when to select these options.

First, select the System (Enhanced) mode.

If this does not work, switch to another mode and see if it works.

Livetraker do NOT use any codec audio/ video , these are managed by your system, NOT by Livetraker.

If a video track doesnt play, 99% you are missing a correct codec because Windows Computer codecs are incomplete (even into brand new Windows 11 notebooks…)

To solve the issue just download a good codec Kit.

We strongly suggest this:

https://codecguide.com/download_k-lite_codec_pack_standard.htm

(totally free and very stable from years)

After installation you’ll see all your videos playng correctly

that say you’re missing any of these libraries (DLL)

• vcruntime140_1.dll
• msvcp140.dll
• vcruntime140.dll

this is a Windows misconfiguration, NOT a Liveraker issue!

Doesn’t matter if you use W10 or W11 “brand new” or if your comuter is super new or powerful: this is a Os misconfigurtion that Microsoft has from 2015!

HOW TO FIX

1. visit this link
2. select you software version and install it
3. restart computer and reinstall Livetraker

ry to set your audio buffer to 1024 or 2048 samples to check out if it’s getting better.

Not that inside livetraker MIDI and AUDIO can’t be in exactly in sync, i’m sure there is a delay of 1-5 ms each time, because it’s very difficult to coding it exactly.

Setting an optimal buffer often solve the issue

Any recent Soundcard will work 100% with Livetraker.

For Windows Systems, Livetraker is 100% ASIO compatible, so any SoundCard With Audio Driver is supported

Livetraker do NOT use any codec audio/ video , these are managed by your system, NOT by Livetraker

on MAC version, no audio codec are needed