Re: beta4 software
Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 3:44 am
Vincent,
With due respect, this situation with the "broken neck" syndrome is neither isolated nor rare. In fact, I know of no Track IR 4 customer who is not experiencing this problem when looking to the side and down, the device suddenly shoves the view straight down and freezes there.
Prior to this beta, in nearly six months of using the product regularly this never happened. With the beta, it happened from day one, and even with the latest beta, it keeps happening, but at a slightly less frequent rate.
Now, honestly, there may be good reason you keep asking for serial numbers, screen shots, etc. et al. However, to your customers, the appearance is that you have had more than enough information given to you. All of us -- and I mean all of us, have experienced the same bug.
There is a flaw here, Vincent, and it is affecting all of your customers. It is time to fix it. Frankly, I cannot believe you have not replicated this problem yourself. It happens so often, so routinely, and so predictably, that it is impossible that it hasn't been replicated in your own testing.
I've enjoyed your product, Vincent, but frankly it is time to stop asking each individual customer for the same exact feedback each and every time this issue has been presented to you. The issue has been presented to you ad nasieum.
This needs to be fixed, please.
Ken Stallings
With due respect, this situation with the "broken neck" syndrome is neither isolated nor rare. In fact, I know of no Track IR 4 customer who is not experiencing this problem when looking to the side and down, the device suddenly shoves the view straight down and freezes there.
Prior to this beta, in nearly six months of using the product regularly this never happened. With the beta, it happened from day one, and even with the latest beta, it keeps happening, but at a slightly less frequent rate.
Now, honestly, there may be good reason you keep asking for serial numbers, screen shots, etc. et al. However, to your customers, the appearance is that you have had more than enough information given to you. All of us -- and I mean all of us, have experienced the same bug.
There is a flaw here, Vincent, and it is affecting all of your customers. It is time to fix it. Frankly, I cannot believe you have not replicated this problem yourself. It happens so often, so routinely, and so predictably, that it is impossible that it hasn't been replicated in your own testing.
I've enjoyed your product, Vincent, but frankly it is time to stop asking each individual customer for the same exact feedback each and every time this issue has been presented to you. The issue has been presented to you ad nasieum.
This needs to be fixed, please.
Ken Stallings