U-Mix Controll 2 - Cross disc not installing?

[DeadNote]

Hi,

just bought myself the controller 2 and its proving to be a huge pain in the ass. First of all its not supported by VDJ which means I'm going to have to map it all myself which is not exactly ideal for a first time rounder.

So then I think I should try the controller on the software that came with it so I put the disc into my macbook pro and the disc icon pops up on the desktop and maybe I'm being really dumb but it doesn't install anything and there doesn't seem to be any way of making it? A disc icon appears and when I click on it it opens up to 4 icons, one is a picture icon file the second is an autorun info file the third is a folder with two manuals in and the fourth is a PC install file... anyone got any ideas what I should do?? it'd be very much appreciated!

Thanks, Nick

[UncleVibes]

Hi,

Read the forum main rule fill with the serial your forum profile.
Then go to the download section to get last version of Cross DJ le.
Just download it and install it. There is no driver needed.

[Support@MixVibes]

http://support.Apple.com/kb/ht1148

Installing or updating software from a downloaded file
Many software installers and updaters that you download from the Internet are disk image (.dmg) files.

After you download such a file from a website (such as Apple Downloads), an installer window will usually appear.

If you don't see an installer window, simply double-click the downloaded disk image file to mount the disk image on your desktop. Double-click the disk volume that appears and then double-click the installer or updater file to start the installation process.

If you see an application instead of an installer, go to "Installing software from a downloaded file that doesn't have an installer". Follow the onscreen instructions to install or update the software. You will need to enter an administrator name and password to install or update software.

Installing software from a downloaded file that doesn't have an installer
After downloading software, if an installer window doesn't open automatically or you don't see a file with the word “installer” (or similar) in its name when you manually mount the disk image, simply install the software by dragging and dropping the file or folder from the disk image to the Applications folder on your Mac. These types of files already have all the necessary files pre-installed and don't require a proper installer to install it—or an administrator name and password.

[UncleVibes]

Easy install even on a mac