Hmm, well I didnt see that part about  ""nor through manual intervention, to... or "cancel and then replace on another platform".""  That pretty much means no.

To be fair, you didn't see that summarized easily because it's not summarized that way. I gathered this from discussions here rather than a single policy statement. I'd love to be wrong.

It seems entirely possible to kill the liscences and replace them with a different one, probably line 6 doesnt want to do it because of the massive influx of people who would be requesting it.

Yes, I would guess at a few factors:

1.  Lots of manual work for Line6

2.  Perhaps licensing agreements that differ between Line6 hardware support and ilock support.

3.  Different accounting rules or business groups supporting each platform.

4.  Perhaps it's an iLock rule that Line6 has no influence over, or there is a cost there (ie, Line6 can transfer freely on their own devices, but going through iLock costs $$$).

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My solution is kind of like yours:  Get the smallest cheapest Line6 device that I can transfer everything to -- which, on the used market, is probably less than the cost of an iLock (though if one already has an iLock then one doesn't need to buy another) -- and transfer all my licences, and sell my more expensive Line6 hardware.

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vash5 wrote:

 

Hmm, well I didnt see that part about  ""nor through manual intervention, to... or "cancel and then replace on another platform".""  That pretty much means no.

 

Maybe I'll just buy a used GX for cheap(the little tiny pod studio port), then transfer the liscences to it and sell my ux2.  It seems entirely possible to kill the liscences and replace them with a different one, probably line 6 doesnt want to do it because of the massive influx of people who would be requesting it.

My IDEAL solution would actually to be able to transfer my Line6 device's licenses to a Steinberg key, so that everything would be on one dongle.  But you can guess how likely my ideal solution is....