There are Windows 2000 drivers which will work for Windows XP, there doesn't however appear to be a route for Windows 7 installation as the drivers are unsigned and possibly not compatible. If you do have Windows XP you can do the following:Download the latest Windows 2.27 drivers from here.
Unzip the file, there should be a directory containing the required Win2k drivers.
Make sure that ALL of the previous versions of the driver have been removed from your C:\WINDOWS\inf directory. You have to do this by hand.Remove all files with the wildcards EMGICUS*.inf and EMGICUS*.pnf. You can open the .inf files to make sure that they are the eMagic Unitor8 drivers. You should be able to see a device description containing the string "emagic Unitor8 USB - MIDI, SMPTE, VITC, LTC".
Remove the oem*.inf and oem*.pnf files created for the Unitor8. You need to be VERY careful with this, make sure that the only files you're removing are for the Unitor8, you can look in the .inf file and it should have the same string as in the previous list-item. In the test case oem88.inf and oem88.pnf were removed.
Attach the Unitor8 through USB, and turn the device on. You should have the "Found New Hardware" wizard appear. Do not automatically search for drivers, instead add a search path to the Win2k directory contained in the zip file unidrv227.zip. It should find the correct driver for your "emagic MIDI device" and upon loading the driver you should see a dialog which complains that you have an unsigned non-WHQL compliant driver, continue through this and your drivers should install.
Emagic Unitor 8 Windows Xp Driver
I have just installed ubuntu studio on a new PC following the demise of my old PC which was running Cubase SX /Creamware Luna on windows XP. The Creamware card is I iknow a non starter .My question is regarding my emagic unitor 8 midi interface which is plugged into a serial card which the PC can see , lspci reveals:
And since thén ive tried tó find the propér driver and thé unitor8 controller fór it, which cannót be fóund in apple véry small emagic séction or anywhere eIse on the intérnet - well I cánt find it néver the less.
Works especially good with Logic but since Apple bought emagic, they stopped supporting Windows completely: no drivers, no software to configure/setup anymore... Apple support is a joke anyhow. So only consider buying this if you're running Apple Logic. Emagic however did build good, lasting hardware.
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