If you are making your own NICNT file, you need to be sure you choose a SNPID number that is not already in use. This program lists the SNPID Kontakt codes for libraries currently installed on your system. This allows you to choose a unique SNPID when installing a new library. Just thought it might be of use to someone

DOWNLOAD:

http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/xfB76NrL/file.html

USAGE:

Install and run. If you installed Kontakt to
the default directory then you do not have to
search for the Service Center folder - just
keep the "Use Default Location" box ticked.

Do not tick the "Registry Search" button -
that is just for debugging, etc.

Click on the "List Libraries" button to show
your installed Kontakt Libraries. You can sort
by name or number.

To use the "Export to Excel" button you must
have Excel installed. The program writes an
Excel file and a log file to your Documents folder.

Provided to the AudioSEX.pro forum by
Kontrive

 

Wonderful tool, there is any chance to see it also on OS X?

 

Preciate it.

 

do they have one of these for the mac?

 

On win 7 doesn't work, it crashes each time...

 

use crossover or wine

 

use crossover or wine

 

Sorry, I just had it made for Windows.

 

Sorry to hear that, I didn't test it on Windows 7, but it should work fine on 8 and above.

 

crossover I can do that, I shall give it a shot thanx

 

crossover wont recognize it

 

Great little app!
Any chance of making it able to output the list to .txt?
Or making the window resizeable?

 

The best way is to reference yourself (in Excel spreadsheet) each SNPID for all libraries you have (installed, and "sleeping"/not installed). This requires a serious/meticulous work to avoid errors in future.

I don't have tested this tool (they're other similar tools posted by Tracer as "HomeCocking Tools for Kontakt"), but displaying SNPIDs only for installed libraries isn't THE solution (IMO) for the future.

Also, by using some "SNPID listings" posted (mainly as PDF) by many members here on AS forum, you can check if the SNPID you'll want to use is already reserved or not (it is useful to make custom .nicnt file). Also keep in mind any Native Instruments product (application, plugin or library) have its own SNPID (eg Massive have its SNPID, Kontakt 5 itself have two reserved SNPIDs: 322 & 323). In fact, any product (NI or 3rd-party) can be activated via Service Center (or Native Access) have at least one reserved SNPID.

 

Last edited: Mar 2, 2017

This is really a small unique program,
Thank you very much

 

Windows 7 here and it´s working as wonder. Thanks so much

 

I didn't make this program, I had it made for me, sorry.

No idea what you are talking about. It is just a little program to list your installed SNPID numbers, that's it.

Glad you find it useful

Excellent, glad it is working for you

 

Thanks for this nice tool!
Is there a possibility to use it to change the snpid number as well?

 

Great tool! but could you also make an x32 version?

 

According to the installation in Program Files (x86) this is a 32bit application. Unfortunately it then asks for .Net Framework 4.0, something I try to avoid to install on my machine, so I deinstalled Kontakt SNPID Lister.

 

I made my own program for listing SNPIDs for OSX. It will ask what you want listed - full list sorted by name, full list sorted by SNPID, just the names (sorted) or just the SNPIDs (sorted). The result is output to a tabulated text file on your desktop. The file name is timestamped so old lists are not overwritten.
It's here, if anyone is interested
https://nofile.io/f/XnXryzO1dwr/SNPIDer.zip