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Problem with ASIO in 64-bit version of MediaCenter 23
madbrain:
I am experiencing an issue with my ECHO Audiofire 12, a Firewire audio interface.
Ever since I upgraded to MC 23 64-bit, there is no sound at all when using the ECHO Firewire ASIO device. If I use DirectSound or WASAPI, there is soon.
If I switch to 32-bit MC 23, it works in ASIO mode. All device settings are the same in both cases (channel offset 0).
I have other 64-bit apps that work properly with this card, namely Reaper 64-bit for both recording and playback.
I know this is an old card for which drivers are no longer updated, but I am wondering if any diagnosis could be made and a possible fix, as it seems this is an issue specific to MediaCenter 64-bit.
One thing that complicates the debugging matter is that it's not possible to run the both 32-bit version and 64-bit versions of MC side by side on the same machine. The 64-bit installer deletes the 32-bit version, and vice-versa. Is there any way workaround to keep both versions ?
I have a fairly large collection, so would much prefer to use the 64-bit code if possible.
Hendrik:
Its possible the 64-bit driver of your device just doesn't function properly, in which case there is nothing we can do about that.
madbrain:
Hendrik,
--- Quote from: Hendrik on November 16, 2018, 02:57:26 am ---Its possible the 64-bit driver of your device just doesn't function properly, in which case there is nothing we can do about that.
--- End quote ---
Sure, it's possible, but since the 64-bit driver for my device functions with another 64-bit application, is it also possible that there might be something wrong with Media center as well.
Just to clarify Reaper x64 works in ASIO mode in 64-bit mode with my device.
Here is a Media Center log that might help shed some light on the issue, I hope.
madbrain:
Here is an additional log from the 32-bit version of Media Center (working version).
Hendrik:
The log doesn't show any issues. The audio device is opened properly and playback appears to commence.
I would suggest to validate the settings of the ASIO device itself, if volume is actually turned up, and things like that. I don't see anything wrong on this side.
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