Foobar 8.3 Configuration

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PLMONROE

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Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« on: 27 Feb 2007, 05:33 pm »
Using the ASIO driver in the components file of Foobar 8.3 how should the output section properties be configured? Thanks.

Paul

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #1 on: 28 Feb 2007, 11:45 pm »
Thread priority - time critical
Buffer size - 7
Shift input channels - 0
Use direct input monitor - no check  (I have tried this checked, but I can't hear any difference)

This is the way I do it anyway.

Steve N.

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #2 on: 1 Mar 2007, 02:41 am »
Steve, I still have something wrong. I have both the standard driver and the ASIO driver in Foobar's components folder. When I go to the output section of preferences I get:
                                     -Output
                                           | - Asio(dll version)
                                           | - Direct Sound
                                           | - Wave Out   
    1) Under output I put -  Asio
    2) Under Asio I put -  M-AudioTransit USB, thread - time critical, 
        Buffer - 7, Shift Thread - 0, etc.
    3) Under Direct Sound I put - M-Audio Transite USB
    4) Under Wave Out I put - M-Audio Transit USB

When I do this I get the following console message:
          INFO (foo_output_ asio_dll) open, 9600hz, LINNEAR PCM,
                  24 bits, 2 Channel
          ERROR (foo_output_asio_dll): Unsupported sample rate

And of course it does not play!!!!!!!!

If I change the output to Direact Sound I then get music to output  however the console reads:
          INFO (foo_output_std-dll) Direct sound initialized successfully.
                  using software version.

Should I remove the standard output driver from the components file
(I think I tried that and got no sound, but I have made so many changes  by now that I am not really sure) or perhaps I should just cut my wrists and be done with it :bawl:?

slugworth

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #3 on: 1 Mar 2007, 03:04 am »
Is your M-audio icon on the toolbar set to accept 24bits 96khz?
Is your output  setting 24 bit fixed-point  or something similar?

PLMONROE

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #4 on: 1 Mar 2007, 04:06 am »
No, Operating mode is: 2in 2out 16 bit 8000 to 48000; latency mode - medium, maximum sample rate 4800. I assume this must be my difficulty. What should the settings be? Thanks

Paul

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #5 on: 1 Mar 2007, 04:23 am »
Set it to something with 96khz, since you are outputting 96khz.

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #6 on: 1 Mar 2007, 04:56 am »
:bowdown: That's it! Setting operating mode to 0 in, 2 out, 24 bit 82500 to 96000 did it. Thanks! :thumb: :thankyou:

slugworth

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #7 on: 1 Mar 2007, 05:02 am »
No prob, took a while for me to configure Foobar and EAC also, enjoy!

audioengr

Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #8 on: 1 Mar 2007, 07:43 pm »
Paul - I will email you the latest PC setup instructions.  It's all in there.

Steve N.

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #9 on: 1 Mar 2007, 08:32 pm »
:thankyou: Thanks -- am having to go back to ground zero and reload every thing after my computers hard drives crashed.

PLMONROE

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #10 on: 1 Mar 2007, 10:15 pm »
BTW, does 8.3 support ReplayGain? :scratch:

audioengr

Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #11 on: 2 Mar 2007, 02:21 am »
BTW, does 8.3 support ReplayGain? :scratch:

Look under: Foobar2000 - Preferences - Playback

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Re: Foobar 8.3 Configuration
« Reply #12 on: 2 Mar 2007, 01:39 pm »
 :duh: :duh: :duh: