About Np3 juice
Moderators: Peter Thomsen, miker bj nick Posts: 695 Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2007 4:10 am Finale Version: v26, NP3 Operating System: Windows So....took off a few months, now when I try to play anything back, the Playback function is grayed out; I can still play something back w/the space bar if I wish. I attached a short section, but it's exactly the same issue on everything I have. I'm sure there's a setting somewhere I clicked on/off or whatever, or a driver missing.....who knows.... looking forward to having this pointed out so I can get back to listening to things properly again. Thanks!Note: friend suggested it might have something to do w/Audio Devices setting, or perhaps ASIO (which is grayed out in that window; see attached.) Attachments why no playback.musx (217.12 KiB) Downloaded 499 times Last edited by bj nick on Sun Oct 01, 2023 7:01 pm, edited 1 time in total. Finale v. 26, Windows 10, NP3, Garritan Instruments for Finale --> bj nick Posts: 695 Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2007 4:10 am Finale Version: v26, NP3 Operating System: Windows Post by bj nick » Sat Sep 30, 2023 11:42 pm Nobody has any idea??? Geez........I contacted Finale, they never responded....maybe someone could give me an idea what to do with this? Finale v. 26, Windows 10, NP3, Garritan Instruments for Finale motet Posts: 8915 Joined: Tue Dec 06, 2016 8:33 pm Finale Version: 2014.5,2011,2005,27 Operating System: Windows Post by motet » Sun Oct 01, 2023 12:17 am Is there any choice besides Direct Sound? ttw Posts: 178 Joined: Sat Nov 14, 2009 2:29 am Finale Version: 27.4 Operating System: Windows Post by ttw » Sun Oct 01, 2023 1:49 am I don't remember the solution but I got this quite a bit a few years ago. It's probably on one of my earlier posts. I think the problem was in either one of the choices for the computer's sound generator (most have 2 or more) or in the settings in MIDI/AUDIO in FInale. It may have been both.I do remember updating all the audio drivers but I don't know if that helped, I think it did. It's the usual problem with three (at least) interacting programs: Finale, Windows, and the audio driver. bj nick Posts: 695 Joined: Wed Mar 21, 2007 4:10 am Finale Version: v26, NP3 Operating System: Windows Post by bj nick » Sun Oct 01, 2023 7:05 pm Audio Setup the only choices are Direct sound or Wasapi. I did try Wasapi, but it changed nothing. I'm thinking maybe just try reinstalling Finale...? Any big downside to trying that? No idea why Make Music won't respond....it's been three days. Finale v. 26, Windows 10, NP3,
Key features of the Np3 juice that are enabled through these drivers include:
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- Hard Chrome vs NP3 - 2025Forum
- FF NP3 - Freedom Fighter Tactical
- LTT NP3 Upgrade Kit Trigger Job in a
- LG TONE NP3 Wireless Stereo Headset
- IOTAVX NP3 network CD player - HifiPilot
Entry Level | Mid Tier | High Tier | Enhanced Options | Building out a Custom Bolt Carrier Group The Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) is easily considered the heart of the AR platform. Rightfully so, considering the BCG is responsible for a large portion of the rifle's function. This article will go over some of our recommendations and things to look for when purchasing a bolt carrier group.Entry LevelAero Precision PRO BCGThe Aero PRO BCG is a fairly new addition to Aeros lineup. This is a step above their standard option, but it is well worth the extra cost as the BCG is one of the most critical components of your rifle. The PRO BCG features an 8620 carrier, a 9310 bolt, and a 4140 Extractor, Cam Pin, and Gas Key. C158 is our preferred bolt material, but 9310 can be stronger if properly heat treated. Mid TierBCM Bolt Carrier GroupBCM has long been one of our recommendations. They're simple, and they get the job done. The BCM bolt carrier group features a C158 bolt, tool steel extractor/ejector, and a properly staked chrome-lined gas key all housed in a phosphate carrier with a chrome-lined bore.Sons Of Liberty Gunworks BCGMuch like the BCM, this is another no-frills option that has a few enhancements over your standard "Mil-Spec" bolt carrier group. This BCG features a C158 bolt, 4340 extractors, and an S7 tool steel ejector. The gas key is made out of 4130 steel, is chrome lined as it should be, and includes enhanced Sprinco extractor springs, a sealed gas key, and properly staked gas key screws. The carrier is made out of 8620 steel and has a phosphate finish with a chrome-lined bore.High TierYou'll notice up until now we haven't recommended any special coatings. That's because a lot of the stuff currently being offered is marketing snake oil. A good Parkerized/Phosphate BCG will perform better than a cheap BCG that's marked up for a coating that doesn't offer much over standard offerings and can cause more issues.Sionics NP3 BCGNP3 or Nickel PTFE is one option that offers a benefit over standard coatings. NP3 offers improved lubricity, better corrosion resistance, and is easier to clean. Since NP3 is relatively thin, it is not prone to chipping or cracking like some cheaper Nickel Boron options available today. This topic can get exhaustive, so if you want to dive deeper, you can check out the short write-up Sionics has on their website.Now that we're back on track, Sionics' bolt carrier groups have an NP3 coated C158 bolt with a tool steel extractor and ejector. This BCG also uses an enhanced Sprinco extractor spring and Optimized Carrier Key Screws (OCKS) to ensure the gas key doesn't come loose.BRT Chrome BCGHard chrome plating was the original coating used in the late 60s on the XM16 Prototypes; Chrome provides superior corrosion resistance and improved lubricity, much like NP3. Chrome BCGs aren't as common these days as they are expensive to produce, but they are an excellent option
