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I have the foo.out.asio.dll in my components folder, but it doesn't show up in the Preferences>Output or ASIO virtual devices areas. Thanks.
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Does your sound card/MB audio support ASIO?
Its a SoundMAX integrated audio. This is my office PC. Will kernal streaming work? Under Preferences> Playback> output in the Output devices drop-down list I do have an option called KS:SoundMax digital audio. Does this mean kernal streaming is enabled. Thanks
Why not use ASIO4ALL?
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You'll probably be better off with KS if the hardware doesnt support ASIO....and if KS will work.
I installed ASIO4ALL and in foobar the small pops and ticks I was hearing using Windows Media Player disappeared completely. However, using the KS:SoundMAX Digital Audio setting in Foobar, the pops and ticks were back. Any speculations? Thanks everyone.
You can try a couple of things. Make sure that Foobar is running in realtime. Go to the task manager and find the Foobar2000.exe under the process tab and right click on it. Under "Set Priority" select Realtime.
If that makes a difference, let me know, and I can tell you how to make it load that way.
YOu could also try a bigger buffer under the advanced tab in Foobar. Where it says "Full file buffering" type something like 9999999999999999999.
That should load the entire song at once in to memory.
Set priority to lowest. And tell me what you hear! ;-) Cheers
neither each alone, nor both together. When I changed back to ASIO4ALL, no extraneous noises. Thanks
SOmetimes it works but other times it doesn't.
Do you have any other programs running in addition to Foobar?
No, no other programs. For my office purposes the ASIO solution is great. I'm mostly ripping to mpg 128 kbps and listening through some Klipsch powered speakers. Volume is pretty low. Just getting rid of the occasional pops and clicks was my primary goal, and ASIO has done it. My next job is to tackle computer audio at home. I'll be using slimserver and a squeezebox to get music all over the house. Thanks for your help.
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