hello. im at work at the moment,so i cant test this out but... bpm button - i use an audio to midi clock convertor,and the v4 tempo changes accordingly - so you can control it with midi clock:) - realy nice knowing you can just turn on an auto mix/wipe/fx and it will be in time:) memory - not sure,a...

I also get the "memory error....." message

v-link is just an "auto setup system" for edirol/roland products - using v-link is still midi,the only difference is if you arent using v-link,then maybe you have to assign the controllers yourself.
I use a hardware sequencer,because it's never crashed on me.

[Edited on 20-2-2005 by VJair]

GuyKo - my V-4 has always worked perfectly for me,no problems at all!
as well as switching,you get a couple of hundred types of fade/wipes/patterns as well as built in effects, midi control and tap tempo for controlling the chosen t-bar operation.
My only trouble is that i now want another one....

The V-4 rules! I'm sooooo glad i bought one
I've got realy in to sequencing it via midi,proper effects automaton
If you look on the first page of the MIDI implementation section of the english V-4 manual it tells you the controller to use to select inputs.

I got round th midi clock situation by triggering Resolume with a hardware sequencer with the midi clock timing generated by a Red Sound Voyager II,its a great combo;)
This way,you can make trigger patterns for videos and fx and sync them to the dj:)

It sounds like Cubase is sending program change messages. you can either select the instrument that you want as the default for that track by the drop down menu in the track inspector (the bit on the left) Or maybe you could try filtering the sys-ex data in the midi filter.

nice tip Sense

what about changing them to swf's in AE?