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We proudly present: The release of DMXControl 3.3.3!


On September 29, 2026, we held our release show for DMXControl 3.3.3. During our usual “hour-long” session, we showed you all the new features in this version and what it now has to offer.
Read all about it in the corresponding news article: We proudly present: The release of DMXControl 3.3.3!


  • How can i copy my midi remote setup to a second PC. so I don't have to start from scratch which takes ages to type in.
    I have tried saving the current program setup to memory stick but when I open it on the second machine not all the midi remote settings are there. all the other settings like the sub masters and buttons but not the midi ?


    Any help would be good.
    Thanks Chris :argh:

  • I am a complete novice with DMXControl, so my comment here is really just a guess. There are two places these settings might be stored.

    One is the program directory itself. So, it may be possible to just copy the entire DMXControl program directory from your 1st computer, and copy the same file on the 2nd computer. The risk is that you may also be settings on the 2nd computer which are unique to that computer. E.g. the serial port for the DMX output device may be different. Please be sure to make a backup of the DMXControl directory on the 2nd computer by renaming it to something like "OLDDMXControl" before you copy the version from the 1st computer.

    A second possibility is that the data is stored in your user directory in windows, where there might be some sort of program settings directory. But, I don't see anything like that in mine. If there were, I would say to copy that.

    Let me emphasize that both these ideas are just guesses. Your question really is one that will take one of the programmers to answer.

    I wish there were more people here who were familiar with the program to answer some of the less technical questions. It is not like we are paying for a program, and providing enough money for them to pay staff to handle our technical questions. So, if anyone with anl understanding of the program sees a question they can answer, please make the effort to do so. This helps the programmers to be free to do their work, rather than answering basic questions.

    Joe Dunfee

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