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JR 30, WDM driver help

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ken-tajalli:

--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on January 04, 2023, 03:56:14 pm ---Try this...

1) Run Media Center as an administrator, then go into MC's Options > General > Features section and uncheck the WDM Driver option then hit the OK button and completely close Media Center.

2) Run Media Center again as an administrator, then again go into MC's Options > General > Features section and check the WDM Driver option then hit the OK button and completely close Media Center.

3) Reboot your system.

4) Run Media Center normally (not as an administrator) and see if the WDM driver is appearing where you expect it.

--- End quote ---

Thanx, worked for me, no reboot needed.

Paul W:
Migrated to a new system and created the same problem as before...can't get the WDM driver to show as a selection in Audio Device. 

I've enjoyed using JRiver all along but haven't set up a system in years...so I'm fairly certain I am doing something incorrectly.  Tried all of the suggestions here. 

What the heck is it?

(New system is Win 11, fresh JR 30, 16GB, 12700KF, 3080 graphics.  Lynx Aurora and AES-16e were migrated from the old to new system.)

JimH:
Please re-read the WDM wiki topic.

Awesome Donkey:
Uhh, the WDM driver shouldn't and won't be listed as an audio output/device listed in Media Center's Audio options. It should be available as a audio output for the rest of your Windows system and other apps, and what you do is set other apps to use the WDM driver as the audio output.

Angelo58:
In my case JRiver Driver is  listed as an audio output/device listed in Media Center's Audio options.

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