Ideally we need access using the USB port as it would be easier for us due to the network configuration of the projection network at the cinema. We have followed your guides, installed the software with administrator privileges on various machines (XP, Windows 8, 7 and 10) but still find the 'connect to local device' (via USB) is greyed out.ĭoes anyone have any clues as to what might be happening? Any advice? The sound engineer and myself are still having a problem with this at the cinema chain we work for. You MIGHT be able to use the driver installation instructions at. Was it on the Dolby Customer site? I found a Win8 version I had but don't recall from where it came.

I recall USL having this issue so maybe I'm confusing the two. I just looked and didn't find anything about it on Dolby Customer. If you have access to Dolby Customer, I'd look there. A mode you have to put the OS in to get the drivers loaded and once done you are good to go. I'd have to check but I believe there is s sheet on how to make it work. I couldn't make it work with the USB either. I know it works via the ethernet connection with Win 10. I tryed the install all compability, but I coundt solved the problem My profile | my password | search | faq & rules | forum homeĭear All I have PC with operation system win10, but I cant install and I cant work Dolby CP750 software in this pc. Home Products Store Forum Warehouse Contact Us Film-Tech Forum ARCHIVE: Win 10 and Dolby CP750

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