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The list of FOXPRO game calls that you can purchase sounds for online is as follows: XR6, NX3, NX4, XR6, NX3, NX4, FX3, FX5, SCORPION X1A, X1B, X1C, SPITFIRE, WILDFIRE, WILDFIRE 2, FIRESTORM, FURY, FURY 2, PRAIRIE BLASTER, PRAIRIE BLASTER 2, PRAIRIE BLASTER 3, CS24, CS24B, CS24C, KRAKATOA, KRAKATOA II, SNOW-CROW PRO (SC3, SC5), SNOW-CROW PRO 2, SUPER SNOW CROW PRO, OCC, HELLFIRE, CABELAS OUTFITTER SERIES, TRUCK PRO, SHOCKWAVE, FUSION, CROSSFIRE, INFERNO, BANSHEE & SCREAMING BANSHEE, PATRIOT, BUCK PRO, HAMMERJACK, X1, X2S, X24, XWAVE. ** If your model FOXPRO game call is not featured on the list above, you will be unable to purchase and download sounds. Please click here for factory reprogramming options.
After successfully purchasing a new sound pack, you can begin the process of downloading it to your computer. There are two options available for downloading sounds to your computer: 1) You can download all sounds at once in a compressed zip file or 2) You can download each sound individually. Both methods will be discussed.
Option 1: Download NowDepending upon what web browser you are using, the exact process for saving this file to your computer may vary. Immediately after clicking on "Download Now", your browser may prompt you to specify a location on your hard drive that you wish to save the file into. On Windows PC's, most web browsers default saving location is "(My) Documents -> Downloads". You can choose to save the file in the default location or save it to your desktop; whichever is the easiest. Do not try to save the compressed sound pack file to your game call or memory card! This will not get you the results you are looking for. The compressed file houses the individual sound files. When the compressed file is opened, you will see the actual sound files within it. These files must be moved from inside the compressed zip file and placed into a central sound loading point. If you have the Programming Utility installed on your PC, move the sound files from the zip file into the Documents -> FOXPRO -> Sounds folder. Otherwise, place them into a location on your hard drive that is easy for you to access.At this point, you can move on to the next section. Otherwise, if you are downloading the files individually and not using the FOXPRO programming utility, continue reading this page. Option 2: View FilesFor those of you using a Mac or who do not wish to use the programming utility, you have the ability to save sounds directly into your FOXPRO game call or associated memory card. Limitations for this process are going to be dependent upon the model of FOXPRO game call that you are using. For example, users of the XR6, FX3, Spitfire, and Snow-Crow Pro (SC3 version) will more than likely want to avoid this section. Those particular models come from the factory programmed with their maximum number of sounds. To load new sounds into those models, you must first delete an equal amount of sounds to make room. This process is recommended for users of units that have a higher sound capacity than what they come from the factory with. For example, the FURY GX7 comes with 100 sounds and can hold up to 500--therefore, you would not need to remove any sounds to make room for new sounds.Connect your FOXPRO game call to your computer. For Windows users, your game call will be assigned a new drive letter. Macintosh users will see a new icon appear on their desktop.
If you have just completed purchasing a sound pack, click the link on the page that says "Sound Pack Download Manager". You can access the Sound Pack Download Manager any time after logging into your user account (On the upper-right side of the screen you should see a gray box with a link that says "My Account". After clicking on "My Account", locate the "Download Manager" button on the left side of the screen).
Locate your recent purchase either by date or the sound pack identification number.
Click on "View Files". A new page will appear that lists the individual sounds that are featured with this particular sound pack.
For this example, click on the "Download" link for the first sound. Depending upon your web browser, a number of things may occur. If you are using Microsoft's Internet Explorer, you may be prompted to "Open, Save, or Cancel" while Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox Microsoft's Internet Explorer, you may be prompted to "Open, Save, or Cancel" while Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox users may not be prompted and the sounds are automatically saved into a specific downloads folder. Apple Safari users are probably going to receive a screen that is filled with a variety of characters, symbols, and other illegible things.
The idea behind this method is to save the file directly into your FOXPRO game call after renaming it so that the name fits logically with all of the other sound files. If you have a FIRESTORM with 50 sounds loaded, they will be numbered "000" through "049" which means that the next sound you save into the FIRESTORM would need to be named "050". For example, if the sound you are saving is titled "207 Coyote Locator.fxp", you would want to change the "207" tobecome "050" (or the next logical number in sequence) as you save it directly into your FOXPRO game call.
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Here you can find downloads needed to get the most out of your EPOS SENNHEISER Gaming headsets. Please note that not all of our headsets require drivers to be installed, so if your headset is not listed on this page, it means that it does not require any drivers.
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