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Stuart Johnson
Jan 5, 2018

32 bit windows app

hi is there a 32 bit version of the app for windows 10 ??

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Alex Rogers
Jan 10, 2018

Thats a good point. I'll check if we can do a 32-bit build as well.

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Peter Prince
Jan 29, 2018

Hi Stuart,

I've built a 32-bit installer for the app and will test it on a machine shortly. Once I've verified it's working as expected I'll add a download link to the app page.

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Peter Prince
Feb 2, 2018

Hi again Stuart,

I've added a new download link to the app page which will install a new 32-bit version of the AudioMoth config app.

https://www.openacousticdevices.info/config

Thanks for your patience, feel free to comment here again if you experience any more issues with the app.

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msavelsberg72
Dec 23, 2019

Hi Peter,

 

So I've followed the link you provided last year, but it does not work on my end. When I download the file it says that I need a 64bit operating system. Am I missing something?

I would be extremely happy if I could get it to work on my small tablet (windows 10, 32bit) since that is way easier to carry with me when I go into the field than a large 17inch laptop. I sincerely hope you can help me.

 

Cheers, Marjon

 

 

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Peter Prince
Jan 2

Hi Marjon,

Try downloading it now. I've recompiled the application as a 32-bit program.

Peter

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