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JRMC18 drop outs
Arindelle:
--- Quote from: JimH on January 19, 2016, 11:13:10 am ---I would try it without the Thesycon driver and then try reinstalling the driver.
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yes! that could do it
--- Quote from: Beetlemania on January 18, 2016, 02:08:06 pm --- All drivers are up to date and were successfully used before I re-imaged. I am using WASAPI output.
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Did you try the Ayre ASio driver from JRiver and not WASAPI, as I said? Its not clear that you have.
It should come up in your audio devices. I sort of doubt that it says Thesycon [WASAPI]. Does it say something like that ? Latency is different and often that where you can get drop outs. Your software that you list won't have an affect on this. Your drivers could. Your playback selection in Windows would too. So its the config or drivers probably.
Otherwise I'd testing it in version 21, as there might be some back compatibility issues with the newer driver from Ayre .. just guessing on this last one though
Beetlemania:
"I would try it without the Thesycon driver and then try reinstalling the driver."
OK, I'll try this, thanks.
"Did you try the Ayre ASio driver from JRiver and not WASAPI, as I said?"
I'm not clear about this. The Ayre/Thesycon driver operates in the background and, after installing it, I don't see it as an option in JRMC18. From the Ayre webpage: "The Streamlength USB driver allows Windows computers to use "High Speed" ("Enhanced", USB 2.0) mode for streaming audio above 96 kHz through the USB ports. Download the Streamlength USB driver, version 1.26 to a convenient location, possibly your desktop, or perhaps to a folder you have created for audio applications. "
In MC options > Audio > Output mode, I have selected WASAPI
In Output mode settings, I have selected Speakers (Ayre USB interface)
This combo was successful in the previous installation.
Is there another place to "try the Ayre ASio driver from JRiver and not WASAPI"?
Arindelle:
--- Quote from: Beetlemania on January 19, 2016, 11:34:59 am ---
"Did you try the Ayre ASio driver from JRiver and not WASAPI, as I said?"
I'm not clear about this. The Ayre/Thesycon driver operates in the background and, after installing it, I don't see it as an option in JRMC18. From the Ayre webpage: "The Streamlength USB driver allows Windows computers to use "High Speed" ("Enhanced", USB 2.0) mode for streaming audio above 96 kHz through the USB ports. Download the Streamlength USB driver, version 1.26 to a convenient location, possibly your desktop, or perhaps to a folder you have created for audio applications. "
In MC options > Audio > Output mode, I have selected WASAPI
In Output mode settings, I have selected Speakers (Ayre USB interface)
This combo was successful in the previous installation.
Is there another place to "try the Ayre ASio driver from JRiver and not WASAPI"?
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ah I didn't understand how their driver worked. Some ASIO type drivers come up in the Audio Device selection (where you have selected WASAPI). I thought this would the case for you. ASIO has more fine tuning for latency. I guess thatis not how your DAC works. Sorry if I mislead you.
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