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Problem Listening on Bluetooth Headphones

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johnellenbe:
Well first of all it's not that simple.  The setting is a table and in order to override the final output rate you have to select an output rate and then set that row.  Since I had no clue I just set the first five to 48mhz.  Near as I can tell from the log I succeeded into forcing things to 48 but that had no effect on the problem


--- Code: ---0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Start
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Using input format
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Applying output format settings
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: 48 kHz 24bit 2ch
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Finish (0 ms)
0012951: 33720: Playback: CWaveOutBin::CreateBin: Start
0012951: 33720: Playback: CWaveOutBin::DestroyBin: Start
0012951: 33720: Playback: CWaveOutBin::DestroyBin: Finish (0 ms)
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Start
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Using input format
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Applying output format settings
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: 48 kHz 24bit 2ch
0012951: 33720: Playback: CAutoConfigureAudioOutput::GetOutputFormat: Finish (0 ms)

--- End code ---

JimH:
Do you have another Bluetooth device you can test?  I'm pretty sure this isn't a problem with JRiver.

JimH:
You're outputting 24/48.  Try 16/48 and 16/44.1.

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