Connect my POD 2 to Windows 10 PC?

[kjbo5hao8 0]

I have a (now vintage) POD 2 purchased in 2003. It still works great, but I would like to interface it with my Windows 10 PC for downloading and editing tones. The Line 6 FAQ for POD 2 talks about software called "Line 6 Edit," but I can't find any such software on the Line 6 downloads. Also, I'm assuming I'll need a USB to MIDI hardware interface; recommendations? So here's my question:

 

How do I connect my POD 2 to a Windows 10 PC for tone editing? And what software do I use?

 

Thanks.

[bsewart 4]

https://line6.com/software/index.html

 

go to software and choose line 6 edit

go to OS and choose windows 8.

 

if you dont have line 6 account you'll need to create one.

 

good luck!

[kjbo5hao8 0]

Ah, choosing Windows 8 is the secret. Thank you bsewart!

[kjbo5hao8 0]

Got my M-Audio USB Midisport Uno USB to MIDI cable today and it's working great with my POD 2 and Line 6 Edit and Windows 10 Home v1803.

 

The only hitch is that when I try to browse the online library of tones the Line 6 Edit software crashes, but that's not an issue because I can find and download those presets without the interface.

[NoCoolUserName 0]

I have an original Pod Pro.  Is that the same as a Pod 2?  I've got the software, installed on my Win10 laptop, got the Midisport 4x4 plugged in, no joy.  Edit says it can't connect to the Pod.  I set the MIDI channel to 1, I see the lights flashing on the Midisport when I try "refresh," I've tried different cables...still nothin'.  Any suggestions?