It can be more than a few seconds - if you have a Profiler with a lot of content a large part of the database/transaction log might be force-scanned. I had cases where this was way more than 30 seconds. Also the underlying filesystem will re-check if it was not properly shutdown.
The last thing you want is data loss. The Profiler does the best it can, but better safe than sorry.
Just shut it down properly whenever you can.
During normal shutdown, all data structures are safely stored and then marked as successfully written.
If you simply disconnect the power the above does not happen and the data will be checked for a consistent state during the next boot process, which can extend the boot time. It could also be that changes to the current rig have not been saved if they were made in the last 10 seconds or so.
Note that this does not affect any data that was explicitly saved with “Store Rig” or "Store Performance" etc., those are always securely stored.
Man kann es auch wie MOTU (hier Ultra AVB) machen und man muss zum Einschalten den Knopf 4 Sekunden lang halten (das Gerät zeigt währenddessen keinerlei Anzeichen von Aktivität), erst danach fängt der Bootvorgang an. Hab es damals als Defekt an Thomann zurückgeschickt und musste mir dann erklären lassen, dass das normal ist. 
Check the "Morph to Wah" pedal setting on the "Pedals Links" menu in "System".
The Profiler tries to run everything on minimal latency, so the latency depends also on the effect configuration. As stated in the manual, please enable the „Constant Latency“ option in the output menu when re-amping to solve this issue. This will bring up a potential higher latency, but is always constant.
Check the sorting order. It must be sorted by Performance Number.
Since you can see the current mode by the color and you can easily switch between the two network modes with one click, I personally do not see any need for "access point only".
You can switch between Access Point Mode and Home Network Mode by holding [BANK] and tapping on [WIFI/BT]. Let your phone know both networks. The name/password is printed on the label on the backside of your Profiler Player.
It is about ARM64/ARM64ec architecture - not about Windows 10 or 11.
Check your main out setting, probably it is set to „Stack only“.
You can find a ARM64 preview here: Rig Manager for Windows 11 ARM Developer Preview
Not sure if anyone has run into this, but if you damage your Player (I travel a lot for work) and have to replace it, do you need to purchase the upgrades again or can they be transferred into the replacement?
If you bring it to a Kemper support center and get a replacement, the licenses are usually transfered to the replacement, given the old device is not repairable.
Your previous post did not imply that it is a potential bug and the answer I gave to you should have solved your problem. You also did not try to elaborate the situation, just giving it a "thumps down".
If you think that it is a bug, please contact support directly: Kontakt | Kemper Amps
Der Player hat feste Programmplätze und keinen Rigpool. Von daher kopiert man Rigs einfach auf den Platz, auf dem man sie haben will. Damit überschreibt man das Rig, das bereits auf diesem Platz sitzt.
Disable the option "Tuner@Volume 0" on the Tuner page, this will prevent the Tuner from being activated when using the Volume Pedal.
At the beginning I was also quite pissed about it.. Gave me hard time to program my arduino based midi controller (most likely because of my inexperience). Now a day I am actually taking advantage of it. I am waiting until I receive the active sensing signal (so I am waiting the player to finish the boot with Blu leds) and after I am switching the first 50 rigs asking for their names. In 40 seconds I have a complete map of the rig names that I can use to localize bank&rig number and print names of the 5 rigs on the screen 😁
THIS is the intended purpose!
Before initiating any bidirectional communication with the Profiler, wait for the active sensing, so you have (as programmer) a clear sign that the user has already connected the Profiler MIDI OUT to your MIDI IN.
You sorted it by Rating. When the sort criterion is not "program", you can not reorder (by obvious reasons).
So check the you sort it by program:
Then you can reorder/copy/paste things.
There are already functions that are placed on "hold". Like: Holding a button with "Slot select" function activates "Morph momentary", also "Effect Buttons I-IIII" etc. do have a "momentary" function when being hold instead of being single pressed.
Therefore it can not have additional functionality.
So, the player does already have up to 8 functions on the buttons.
Welche Version hast du auf den Player gespielt?
