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More => Old Versions => Media Center 13 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: nuvira on May 12, 2009, 09:55:07 pm
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MC 13.152 keep crashing when I stop music under Windows7.
Should I upgrade to 167 ?
Is this a new license required ? Can I upgrade without loosing my Playlist ?
Pls advice me.
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Try updating the sound device's driver.
Try switching MC Playback between Direct Sound and Wave Out.
Try the thread called "Stability" in my signature.
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MC 13.152 keep crashing when I stop music under Windows7.
Should I upgrade to 167 ?
Is this a new license required ? Can I upgrade without loosing my Playlist ?
Pls advice me.
Windows 7 works fine for me on two different Machines.
.167 is a good start, it will use the same license.
Do NOT uninstall your current version before upgrading - All information will be maintained this way.
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MC 13.167 has same issue.
I found that it caused by ASIO playback. All other playback option doesn't cause a crash.
Even, MC13 restarted after crash, ASIO send an error msg saying "your device can't support 32bit/9600khz input" - this msg is nothing to my device.
I have to reboot WINDOWS7 to get it work again.
I think it is a bug of MC or ASIO module but I can't control ASIO within MC13.
Tnks. ::)
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MC 13.167 has same issue.
I found that it caused by ASIO playback. All other playback option doesn't cause a crash.
Even, MC13 restarted after crash, ASIO send an error msg saying "your device can't support 32bit/9600khz input" - this msg is nothing to my device.
I have to reboot WINDOWS7 to get it work again.
I think it is a bug of MC or ASIO module but I can't control ASIO within MC13.
Tnks. ::)
Try ASIO4ALL. It's an ASIO driver that will probably work.
Or try WASAPI. It's Microsoft's equivalent.
You could read more in our Wiki here:
http://wiki.jrmediacenter.com/index.php/Audiophile_Info
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MC 13.167 has same issue.
I found that it caused by ASIO playback. All other playback option doesn't cause a crash.
Even, MC13 restarted after crash, ASIO send an error msg saying "your device can't support 32bit/9600khz input" - this msg is nothing to my device.
I have to reboot WINDOWS7 to get it work again.
I think it is a bug of MC or ASIO module but I can't control ASIO within MC13.
Tnks. ::)
are you sending 32 bit/96000Hz to your asio device? check in dsp studio if you enabled something there. or are the files 32/96000? what for device are you using, and should it be able to play that format? does 16bit\44100 work (you can set that in the output format in dsp studio).
:)
gab
edit: i use an asio soundcard with windows 7 on my test machine. and it works without a problem.
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Hi,
I changed Latency to max as ASIO manual said and but same result.
Also, I think ASIOforALL v2.9 doesn't support 24/96K input.
Once MC13 crashed, any setting such as 16/41K doesn't work and shows same msg (16bits/41K not supported by playback device etc..).
I guess my USB DAC has own driver include ASIO itself - driver setting shows ASIO latency option)
My USB device(Roland SonicCell) support 24/96K input and worked fine with other Input setting such as WASAPI, Direct sound etc..
I think WASAPI pass thru too many layers such as Mixer, APO1,2,3(Audio Processing Object), KST(Kernel Streaming Transport) as I learn.
Is WASAPI bit-perfect until it reaches to USB DAC ?
Thanks folks. :)
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I think I can recreate a crash/hung now.
Whenever I have played with ASIO more than 10 minutes or over and stopped, it caused a hung.
Windows 7 shows, I guess, temporary buffer/files cleanup issues at STOP as below.
Any idea ? ::)
Files that help describe the problem:
C:\Users\IBM\AppData\Local\Temp\WER8F88.tmp.appcompat.txt
C:\Users\IBM\AppData\Local\Temp\WER96EC.tmp.WERInternalMetadata.xml
C:\Users\IBM\AppData\Local\Temp\WERAD82.tmp.hdmp
C:\Users\IBM\AppData\Local\Temp\WERB294.tmp.xml