So now I'm looking at spending an unknown extended amount of time individually authorizing all my current iZtope plugins via the Product Portal and the olders one using SaviHost or something similar. I just didn't feel like going through the process of grabbing another screen shot).īTW all my other iLok plugs are working fine. (yes image shows Nectar 2, same thing happens with Nectar 3 and the rest of my iZotopes.
**iZotope's implementation is different than other vendors as in addition to authorizing on the iLok you still have to authorize each plugin on each machine you will be using them on.Īs shown in the image below from the iZotope Product Portal - the plugin is authorized to iLok but still requires computer authorizationĪnd when you fire one up. I've contacted iZotope support and they've said basically (to paraphase) "Yup, that's the way it works." Even with iLok you still** have to manually authorize each plugin and if you engage the iLok option on an existing system using iZotope plugins you'll have to reauthorize each iZotope plugin again. Planning on getting a new computer I thought that going the iLok route would make my iZotope migration fairly painless - as using their Product Portal takes most of the pain out of the installation and it's the authorization process that the real pain (having to click past multiple screens for each individual plugin).īut. Heads up on iZotope plugins if you're considering engaging the iLok option.ĭon't, unless you're going to be using it on multiple machines (as with studios or clients) that already have the iLok licensing authorized/activated for the individual plugins.īeen using iZotope for ages and after going through several different suite upgrades now have over 100 of their plugin haunting my system.
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