Some Stingray customers report seeing a Wwise licensing error when opening a project, which includes the text: "No valid license key found."

This can occur if you previously used a beta version of Stingray, if you created the Wwise project outside of Stingray, or if you manually upgraded Wwise outside of Stingray.

To fix this issue, try either of the following:

1. In Stingray Editor, select File > Settings > Update Wwise Project Settings.

1. Save the following key in a .txt file:

   PHByb2plY3QgaWQ9IjIyNTUiIG1hc2s9IkNDWEM2OTU1IiBlbmM9IjIiPjxsaWNl bnNlIGlkPSIxIiBuYW1lPSJXd2lzZSIgdHlwZT0iMiIgcGxhdGZvcm1zPSIyLDMs NCw1LDYsNywxMCwxMSwxMiIgZXhwaXJlcz0iMjA0NS0wNy0zMSIgIC8+PGxpY2Vu c2UgaWQ9IjIxIiBuYW1lPSJNYWludGVuYW5jZSIgdHlwZT0iMiIgIGV4cGlyZXM9 IjIwNDUtMDctMzEiICAvPjxsaWNlbnNlIGlkPSIyNCIgbmFtZT0iTGV2ZWwgQyBM aWNlbnNlIiB0eXBlPSIyIiBwbGF0Zm9ybXM9IjIsMyw0LDUsNiw3LDEwLDExLDEy IiBleHBpcmVzPSIyMDQ1LTA3LTMxIiAgLz48L3Byb2plY3Q+|ajD5tQKULncLT3F /iBqy48rS9HiUjgPg4MrW2i5gjfghORHu6lBjWZ/PV7t0v39xXSWpDNc13tnwyrQ Hp/Wu/AgPlLpPN5rx3biYVjSuWRsdYzkvMID593XsnL4TeGpjVYkWoc9E/wId3BA haf5idfvOp+KLbO0JI5ocTMsiUwRGAI294eMwsQ6CAlx/1bcUeMrPm+IVc0P5uN7 EWB3KIj46Lg6heUKKSTfduwzAOsrxLDrG2qab+96wAxk1mttCZsRLm3ddVZFiI/x XuOOT61kX+N3+ixGm5M4LMfOSyPMpRC7xsy9BHvC29zS8ZFPstawSpDtSN1O3Lfb tGaZqMQ==

2. Open the Wwise Authoring tool (Window > Wwise Audio) and select Project > License Manager.

3. Click Import License and then browse to select the .txt file.