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<blockquote data-quote="SticksAUS" data-source="post: 151553" data-attributes="member: 48464"><p>Thanks for the BASS ASIO utility. I think it has helped me make some good progress by identifying the cause of the exception errors.</p><p></p><p>After running the utility the first time with an MP3 file, the exception error was rasied, similar to that seen in MP. You can see this in bass.test1.log.</p><p></p><p>Out of interest, I clicked Settings and the dialogue for ASIO2KS was shown. This somewhat unexpected and tipped me off that perhaps the first device in the list was being selected for output.</p><p></p><p>I had three Kernel Streaming / ASIO devices installed:</p><p>ASIO2KS</p><p>ASIO4ALL V2</p><p>M-Audio Revo ASIO</p><p></p><p>I removed ASIO2KS from my system and tried again. Test 2, with an MP3 file resulted in success. See bass.test2.log.</p><p></p><p>Test 3 (bass.test3.log) with a flac file was also successful using the utility.</p><p></p><p>Test 4 (bass.test4.log) using a 44Khz DTS WAV file from Swedish Radio, generated audible white noise, indicating that the audio is possibly being resampled somewhere in the chain. This same file still plays fine from J River Media Center via ASIO4ALL V2.</p><p></p><p>Since removing ASIO2KS, I have also had another go with MP. While the exception error is no longer generated and MP3 and flac files appear to be playing as indicated by the track timer, only silence is being heard.</p><p></p><p>So some good progress, but I'm not quite there yet.</p><p></p><p>Paul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SticksAUS, post: 151553, member: 48464"] Thanks for the BASS ASIO utility. I think it has helped me make some good progress by identifying the cause of the exception errors. After running the utility the first time with an MP3 file, the exception error was rasied, similar to that seen in MP. You can see this in bass.test1.log. Out of interest, I clicked Settings and the dialogue for ASIO2KS was shown. This somewhat unexpected and tipped me off that perhaps the first device in the list was being selected for output. I had three Kernel Streaming / ASIO devices installed: ASIO2KS ASIO4ALL V2 M-Audio Revo ASIO I removed ASIO2KS from my system and tried again. Test 2, with an MP3 file resulted in success. See bass.test2.log. Test 3 (bass.test3.log) with a flac file was also successful using the utility. Test 4 (bass.test4.log) using a 44Khz DTS WAV file from Swedish Radio, generated audible white noise, indicating that the audio is possibly being resampled somewhere in the chain. This same file still plays fine from J River Media Center via ASIO4ALL V2. Since removing ASIO2KS, I have also had another go with MP. While the exception error is no longer generated and MP3 and flac files appear to be playing as indicated by the track timer, only silence is being heard. So some good progress, but I'm not quite there yet. Paul [/QUOTE]
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