TheSteamEngenius

Okay, thanks for your fast reply and for clearing this up for me! I'll just try PF 1 and stop worrying ;) Cheers, B.

Well, all I have is a Pod X3 which I use to authorize and run all the Line 6 software, i.e.: * Line 6 Monkey gives me the option to download and run the standalone version, so I assume that I have a license for it (and remember, it doesn't show this splash screen saying I don't have one since I authorized everything in License Manager). * Also, the License Manager shows (what I assume to be) the right model packs to be available and authorized through my Pod X3 (as far as I understand the model packs are located on my POD X3 in the first place). * Plus, if I run Pod Farm as a plugin in Garageband, I still only have limited models (e.g., the three amp models that come with the trial version). I thought I can use my POD (including all the presets) with the software it seemingly comes with. I admit that I find this whole software activation and license management thing very confusing, so maybe I'm wrong -- so I guess my question now is: is it really that I can't use the models my POD X3 comes with in Pod Farm? Thx, B.

Hi, I have a Pod X3 which comes with a Pod Farm license. I installed Pod Farm 2.55 for Mac but I can't get it not to run in trial mode, thus not letting me use all the model packs my Pod X3 comes with. First there was a splash screen telling me there was no license. After troubleshooting by crawling through forums I assigned read+write permissions to the Line6 folders in the user library. Then I ran license manager and de-authorized and re-authorized my Pod X3 and Computer. After that the splash screen telling me I had no license didn't show up, but I still can't use the model packs. The "About Pod Farm" menu item shows a window saying "Pod Farm 2 license: trial" (see attached image). How can I fix this and use all the models and presets from my Pod X3? Thanks, B.