Hello everyone.
As per the title, i would like to expose this problem: i am using version 3.4.4.1 of BFD 3 without any kind of problem.
Everything really works. The only thing that really bothers me is the continuous scanning of the libraries by the program and i would like to know if anyone has managed to solve this mechanism (i think it is due to the crack). This problem does not affect the functionality of the program at all but i would like there to be a solution.

 

I had this once..what helped me was to remove all content paths and add the libraries again,,one by one.

 

Hi Tafari, i tried to do what you said, but it doesn't help...BFD3 keeps scanning over and over
endlessly.

 

Hmmm..BFD acts weird sometimes..but overall it s solid.
perhaps you could try v3.4.5.28...its unlocked..all my librarys work stable on it.
ya can find it on sistersite

 

I'm on MacOs...BFD3 v3.4.5.28 has not been released yet for mac...

 

thats too bad....than just delete and reinstall again..might solve the weird problem

 

I've recently just installed BFD3 v3.4.5.28 (Unlocked) over the older R2R on Windows and everything seems OK but can see you are on Mac.
I've heard sometimes people who have issues with searching Libraries over and over ran their DAW as Admin on Windows and let it search and then the next time they ran their DAW as (non Admin) everything would be OK. Not sure if you have the option to run as Admin on Mac or not but if you do I would disconnect from the Net before but worth a try and block from connecting with Firewall as it does ask for me when opening Standalone

 

Hi Samsum, many thanks. Yes i am on MacOs. You mean i can try to block BFD3 with Little Snitch or other firewall toy? Everything works ok, really. It's just this infinite scanning that bother me

 

I don’t have bfd3 yet. I’m on M3 Mac. If I purchase bfd3, can I download libraries from the sister site and torrent and use it inside the legit version?

 

Yes you can..i myself purchased the 3 4 5 28 when it was a lowbudget price..all my k'ed expansions are recognized.