Radium

Changes 5.4.4 -> 5.4.6:

• Windows: The included Jack (and qjackctl) supports ASIO.
• Windows: Include missing liblzma-5.dll file in 32 bit builds.
• Sequencer: Automatically adjust envelope duration when changing length of block or audio file.
• Sequencer: Fix "[disabled]" being printed in the popup menu.
• Instrument GUI: Fix setting chance.
• Disk: Fix loading song having a name (block/instrument/etc.) that only contains spaces.
• Linux: Show stronger warning about the Nouveau driver.
• Sequencer: Enable HD play back of audio files in the sequencer. Technology preview only. Should not be used in production.
• Sequencer: Fix bug when closing the "Enable/disable editor tracks" window directly instead of pressing "Close".
• Sequencer: Rename popup menu entry "Enable/disable tracks" to "Enable/disable editor tracks".
• API:
  • Deleted: setSeqblockInteriorStart, setSeqblockInteriorStartGfx, setSeqblockInteriorEnd, setSeqblockInteriorEndGfx.
  • New: cancelGfxSeqblocks

I am having trouble, first time user of Radium.

Windows 7 Pro.

radium-bin.exe: The program can't start because libgcc_s_seh-1.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fis this problem

The program downloaded as a zip file. Looks like a standalone application.
No instructions on where to put it so I assumed it's a self-contained application in a folder.

I tracked down this first one, manually registered it. (in C:\Windows\System32)

why? just a guess I can't find ANY reference to this issue of missing dlls.
At very next start? another missing dll!

Why aren't these dlls included, if they are so necessary?

Where do I find them? And the instructions on how to correctly them in?

Very strange. Are you using Radium 5.9.12 or 5.4.6? You are replying to an old topic about 5.4.6.

Also, I checked, and the radium executable doesn't require "libgcc_s_seh-1.dll". It's using
"libgcc_s_sjlj-1.dll" instead, which is included.

Please confirm which version of Radium you are using, and if you are using 32bit or 64bit.

Oh, "libgcc_s_seh-1.dll" was just the first missing dll? I guess you didn't unpack the zip file properly. Just drag the folder in the zip file into the desktop. Then open the folder from the desktop, and start the program.

Also, I've set the news forum to read-only from now on. If you have any follow-up, please make a new topic in the General forum.