#Review boxer for mac tv#

They inform us that they will send return postage for the TV box and that when we receive it we have to send it back within 14 days. It doesn't end there though, there is a month resignation period (reasonable).

#Review boxer for mac mac#

Customer service is almost nonexistent, extremely long wait times and when we finally get through to them they tell us the only way for us to fix our Internet is to go out and purchase an ethernet adapter for our laptop (we have a mac with no ethernet adapter) at our own expense! Needless to say we canceled both our Internet and TV services with them immediately. Problems from day one, Internet cuts out at least once a day, TV box lags and has a horrible user interface. The sh*ttiest excuse for a company I have ever come across. Would give zero stars if it were possible. BTW, I think you can guess why they are cheap - they don't actually deliver any internet connection. Their actions show a total disregard of the most basic level of human decency, and their customer service is extraordinarly inept. They've told me that they can see that they have no connection to the modem that's installed, but other than that they have done N O T H I N G since september 2022 to solve the problem.oh, besides charging money for the subscription, of course. The waiting time is from 20 - 53 minutes before they take the phone, btw., which costs me SEK 2,00 a minute. Since then - september 2022 - I had talked to their 'customer service' 5 times. So I paid it - and the extra fees they charged me. Then Boxer didn't want to make the connection with because I hadn't paid the subscription (for the period when there was no connection).

So, I paid SEK 25.000 for a fibernet connection, which was installed in 22nd of August. Then it turned out they couldn't deliver bredband anyway, because there was no fibernet connection. I'll try to help out as quick as I can that way.The search for an internet supplier for my address showed boxer as the cheapest supplier, so I signed a contract with them.

#Review boxer for mac how to#

It will use it automatically for games that support MT-32 music (it continues to use the OSX MIDI synth for General MIDI music, which will sound wrong through the MT-32.) If Boxer doesn't auto-detect the MT-32 for you then there are instructions in the application help on how to configure it manually.ĮdipisReks: I cannot provide effective tech support in comments threads but please get in touch with me directly via email, or report a bug on Boxer's issue tracker - both can be done from Boxer's menu. Yoozer: As long as you hook up both MIDI IN and MIDI OUT connectors from your MT-32 to your Mac, then Boxer should automatically detect that you have an MT-32 connected. (Also, note that choosing GUS is only worthwhile for games that have a custom GUS soundtrack lots of games claim GUS compatibility but will just pipe regular General MIDI music to it.)

#Review boxer for mac manual#

Unlike with MT-32 support, Boxer already comes with everything it needs for Gravis Ultrasound support and needs no additional files or manual activation: in most cases you only need to tell the game to use the GUS in its own sound setup utility (games tend to auto-detect the sound blaster but most can be manually switched to GUS.) Some games may require you to run a separate program for GUS music instead of the regular game executable, but these usually note this in their readmes. (Ironically, the 360 pad will work much better because Boxer has a tailor-made mapping for it - it even makes the triggers into brake/accelerator pedals when in racing-wheel mode.) Unfortunately Boxer 1.3.2 guesses wrong about the CH line of USB flightsticks (including the CombatStick) and thinks the throttle wheel on those is a rudder instead. Boxer relies on heuristics (guesses) as to what axes and buttons your controller has and how it should map them to the chosen DOS joystick mode. (This is in addition to choosing the joystick type in Boxer's own joystick panel.) Unfortunately this is fundamental to the way gameport joysticks worked and not something Boxer can abstract away.

#Review boxer for mac pro#

Because of the way joysticks worked in the bad old DOS days, games that do support fancy joystick modes like the Flightstick Pro and Thrustmaster need to be told explicitly within the game or setup program what kind of joystick is connected before they'll see the hat switch and extra buttons/axes. Thanks for such a thorough and glowing writeup!