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I fixed the problem for the CustomTone website. Indeed, I used the same login for the forum and CustomTone. But when I clicked to download a file it said it required a registered product or software purchase. I have none on my account. I tried to register the PODxt but I missed an invoice and date of purchase as it was second hand. Much later I tried again and I ignored the field about the invoice. I just entered the serial number. Fortunately, it worked! So now I can download presets from CustomTone. Now I need to find the time to try drivers for Win10 and the PODxt and see if I can use your software. Currently, I don't have any MIDI interface. About loading the presets you say "Line6 Edit" is my best bet. I'm confused about all different sofware options. The legacy support page for PODxt has several references to sofware (Gearbox, Pod Farm) but no "Line6 Edit". It is a bit confusing, I bet due to the product being discontinued.

Thanks for your kind reply @liet_, After posting my message I discovered I cannot download presets from the Line 6 website I linked on my original message. It turns out you need some kind of registration that I don't have, as the POD is second hand. So no rush, I'm taking it easy. I'm still learning lots of things about the POD and digital audio in general. I want to test pod-ui eventually, looks really good. Thanks for your hard work.

Hi! I've just bought a second-hand PODxt, my first Line6 product. I'm just beginning with my guitar so I thought to start with a cheap modeler/effects just to learn and practice at home. Then I discovered that there are lots of custom presets for the PODxt here (https://line6.com/customtone/browse/podxt/). My next doubt was, how to load those to the POD? So looking into the Line6 website I've discovered this forum, went to this section and boom , an wonderful open source app. Amazing job @liet_ !! A couple of questions: so your pod-ui app will allow me to load presets from that website into the PODxt, right? I've also read on the forum I need to connect it using MIDI, not the USB interface, correct? By the way I'm really sorry to read about your data loss. I'm a developer myself and I'm really obsessed with backups and data integrity. Not just for code, but for everything else. We live in a digital world, more so by each day. Simple manual backups once in a while aren't really enough anymore. I use a combination of local backup, NAS, cold backups and cloud (Backblaze). Anyway, again, thanks for your work on that nice app. I hope I can use it soon. Let me know if I can help somehow.